Star. — London, England, 1807-02-03 00:00:00

BEAUTIES OF THE RHINE. The following excellent thort account of the Rhine, extradted from different Authors, with feveral or:ginal Remarks, will, we doubt not, at this time prove highly acceptable to our Readers. The Rhine is one of the molt important rivers in Europe ; it riles in the country of the Grifuns, from a Glacier, upon the Commit of Mount Badur, at the head of a valley, about nine leagues in length, called the Rhinewald. This is what is efteemed the chief fource of the Rhine, being that Qiled by the French the Upper Rhine, and in German the Nearer Rhine. The Middle Rhine, which riles not far from Mount St. Gothard, is indeed the longeft ftream, whence its fource was formerly afcribed to that mountain, yet the molt eaffern is flared as the more confiderable.— From its fource the Rhine pervades or borders Swit zerland, for about the fpace of 200 Britifh miles, running N. E. to the lake of Conflance, whence it bends W. to Bafle, where it begins its long northern courfe. De Life's celebrated map, in three large fheets, is now become very fcarce, but certainly none could better delineate the courfe of the Rhine, and the adjacent country, at leaft as far as from Bafle to Bonne;—from thence any maps of the Netherlands may be confulted ; but for its courfe through Hol land, betides Chauchard's, and other of our belt maps, the Dutch one by Nicolaus Vifieber, publifh ed at Amfterdam, may be particularly referred to. — This noble river forms the grand ancient barrier be tween France and Germany ; and its courfe may be computed at about 600 Britifh miles. On the Ger man fide it is diverfified with mountains and rocks, but from Bafle to Spire the fhores are flat and unin terelling ; near Mentz they become rich and varie gated ; and, on the confluence of the Mayne, the waters are diftinguifhable for many leagues. The Rhinegau forms an amphitheatre, the beauties of which are beyond defcription. In this neighbour hood is Hockft, or Hockham, fo famous for good vines, that the bell Rhenifh is from thence called Old Hod. The firft vine, it is thought, was brought there from France, and they (till call the belt grape the Orleanois. There has certainly been a wine made in the neighbourhood of Orleans, that has much the flavour of the RhenyL, particularly near the celebra• ted Chateau at La Source, where Lord Bolingbroke raided for feveral years during his exile : this La Source takes its name from a very remarkable fpring, which fudienly riles in the garden, In copious, that it immediately forms the little river Loiret. The French in general are not partial to acid wines ; even the cyder of Normandy is almoft always mixed with honey ; but the harvell of the bell vineyards of. the Rhinegau is often bought beforehand at a very ad vanced price by Dutch and other merchants ; and we know how much the belt Rhenifh wines and Old Hock are efteemed in England. Some of cur own old rough cyder is equal, if not fuperior to either the common wines of the Rhine or the Mofelle, but for that fort, dillinaly called Old Hock, it admits of no comparifon. Travellers returning from Swifrerland ufed to find it generally more pleafant to embark on the Rhine than to go poll to Cologne. A large com modious covered boat, with three rooms in it, might be had for eight louis d'ors and a half, and paffen gers could repofe at Coblentz and at Bonne. The !bores are flat on both fides from Bonne to Cologne, from whence they might have gone by the river to Holland ; but, the late King of Pruffia, to encou rage the breed of horfes, infilled upon their taking the poll through his dominions. Upon infpeling the accurate maps by D'Anville, it will be perce►ved that the Rhine afterwards divided itfelf into two grand branches ; the fouthern branch joined the Meufe, while the northern palled by Utrecht and Leyden.— On a fubfequent change the Rhine was again fubdi. vided, and the chief branch fell into the Leck, and mutt now be regarded as the northern mouth of that noble river, while the Waal continues to be the fouthern; (fill, however, it has been infifled upon, that the Old Rhine may be difliatly traced from Leyden to the Ocean, but the ftream to called, has of late years been very accurately examined by fome Englifhmen, and the ((ream, whatever it is, abfo. lately terminates in tome land hills, about four miles N. W. of Leyden. TH F. NEW 13•11)0 ET.—The power of money beget ling money, was never mote pleafingly 'Nitrated than in the financial arrangements of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Scheme he wifhes to int prefs the public with is, that no New Taxes are ne ceffary—The Scheme that CARTER wifhes to im• prefs the public with, is a Cheap Plan of Paying the Old ones. To thofe who with„ to adopt it—the time is to-morrow—the place No. 8, Charing Crofs. —The lofs may be a few pounds—the gain may be 60,0001. Many aiventurers are felicitating themfelves, that their numbers in the prefent Lottery are not yet drawn, as the two momentous Prizes of 30,0001. each, with other capitals, are Hill forthcoming. In confeeptence of this great interett, many frefh adven turers will deem themfelves happy likewife, on being able to obtain any Tickets and Shares, before next Wednefday's drawing, for the remaining molt im portant Prizes. Thirty Thoufand Pounds have charms irrefiflible. To morrow morning, ten o'clock, prefents a charm, that, in all probability, will never be renewed ; there are Two Prizes of 30,0001. befides the atm' Prizes of 20,0001. pool. moo!. and ;col. Tickets and shares may be had at Hoassav's and Co.'s, Nos. 26, Combat, 52, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's 11111, Borough, warranted undrawn. Nos. 42,569, and 33979, both Prizes of 30,0001. were fold by HOIthSBY and Co. The only Capitals yet drawn in the prefent Lot tery are—No , 24,490, m 0201.-23,815, z 0,0001.- 21,295, sccol.—the whole of which were fold in Shares by 'barks°, BORNE, and Co. Royal Exchange, except N. 25,295, to,oool. which was -alio fold im e ihares.—N. B. The first drawn on Wednefday next will be entitled to 30,0001. THIRTY THOUSVID POUNDS certain for the Firfl• drawn Ticket the n/xt Day of Drawing, Wednefday, 4th Fehruary.—There is no inliance to be found in the hillory of Lotteries, of fo Rich a Wheel as the rrefent, viz. Two Prizes of 30,0001. each, 20,0001. and Two of 5,0001. each ; aim Four of ',cool. and numerous other Capitals, &c. The 'lndrawn Tickas • and Shares are on Sale at Honor s and Co.'F. Offices, Oxford-fireet, and St. jarnees.llreet. LONDON MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, iticludlng only from the 17th of January to the 14th of Jau..—Total 4,837 quarters Average 78s 614.—05. 6d-.hinter than loft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 17th of January to the 24th of January. Total-9.831 facks--Avetage 735. 95d. os aid. lower than loft return. RETURN !RICH OV GRAIN ON BOARD Sill? AS UNDER: Wheat 50r 6os 65s Boilers Bos 885 Fine 7os 78s Suffolks to gos od Superfine 785 84s Grey Peas 34$ 445 od Fine Effex White, &e. 84s Fine New to Rye, new 36. 455 Beans, 35* 47 5 Barley 3os 4I od Tick Beans, 28s 4cs od Malt 64s 721 Oats 243 27$ 313 White Peas sos 656 Polands 33s od PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCIIRTI• Kent 4 1 IS* to 51 15$ I Kent -31cmto 61 zos Suffer 41 ros to 51 ss Suffer - 41 16s to 51 tzs Effex 41 tes to 51 tog Farnham 71 03 to 91 95 PRICE OF HOP 3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 os to p iss I Pockets 51 os to 61 09 Fine, 61 its. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperload 3 5 oto 4 18 o Hay per load 3 10 to 4 12 Straw 2 14 oto 3 0 0 Straw 2 14 to 3 o • Clover 4 10 to 5 10 TRICK OF HAT AND STRAW IN nerrunetn. Hay, - 31 os to 41 Jug Clover 31 103 to SI 55 Rower of os to 01 os Straw, sl ros to 31 et SMITHFIELD MARKETS February a. To fink the offal—per hone of 81b. Beef 4s 6d to 5s 8d I Veal ss cd to is cd Mutton ss od to is Ed Pork ss od to 6s od HEAD OF CAVILS THIS DAT. Beaks, about 1930 —Sheep and Lambs, t5,,t00. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, February 1. Per tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 64 to as 84 I Veal 4s 4d to 6s 64 - Mutton 45 od to 45 zod Pork 3s od to 6s od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s rod Town Tallow 67s 64 to os Clare Market je. 1144 Yellow Ruilla 591 to —s od Whitcchapel Market White ditto 575 od to os (per Roue of 81b.) 3s ltd Soap ditto 36s to ••••• od Melted Stuff 475 to —s rd ars Bid Ditto rough 3os od to os Average Price 3s zed Greaves its od Good Dregs zos to os Yellow Soap, 74s—Mottled, 865—Curd, gos Price of Candles per dozers, ios Its 64 PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEAIDENHALL. Butts, so to 5616 each 124 to 24d Ditto, bo to 651 b 24d to 26d Merchants Backs lid to 224 Dreffini Hides 17d to 184 Fine Coach Hides to sod Crop Hides for Cutting 214 to 244 Flat Ordinary 17d to tgd Calf Skins, 30 to 4016 per dozen Os to aos Ditto so to 7olb 34* 10 401 Ditto 70 to Bolb 32$ to 34a Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 35 6d to 3s 8d Large ditto ions to 1405 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides tBs to 34s each COAL MARKET, February S. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 114 Neweallie Coal 17 37* 04 to 46s 6d Sunderland 3 415 od to 42s 6d Cinders - 1 3os cd to —s od AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JANUARY. The froft towards the cod of the month has been of too Quirt continuance to check the unfeafonable growth of the young wheats: they are being fed on the generality of rich foils ; chore on poor lands will want thofe vegetative powers in May, which, it is feared, are now unproduetively exhaufting themfelvcs. The for ward fown beans and peafe look well at prefent ; but thefe alfo have pulhed fo freely, as to be liable to much danger from a fevere fpring : the reddithes br?ak up very rotten, and, in confequenm drefs badly for the general crops of the pulfe kinds. The rape plants for feed were never more luxuriant, probably too much fo for a certain crop. The turnips are running away faft,but in moll diftridts they have produced abundant feed ; and the high condi ' don of the Scots, and other beats, now coming up from Norfolk and Suffolk, prove the quality alfo to have been more than ordina rily good. Winter tares and ryes are already fo ftrong in free growing lands, as to be in many parts already under feed. Hay keeps a heady, and moderate price. Clover Seed riles well but in very few places, and that only from regular plants that were early fed down. Smithfield has had a full fupply of good beef and mutton throughout the mootb, at moderate prices. Veal and , houfe lamb alto come reafonably to market—prime pig pork is the r only article on advance. The abundance of grafs feed in the Mid land Counties enables the drovers to keep up the prices of lean L rattle. The early flocks of Dorfet ewes arc lambing down kindly : in molt counties. There has been but littlevariation either in the , I hop or wool markets lince the Taft month's Report. The return of eruptive complaints at this fcafon, when the cold weather prevents the perfpiration from ading as a correEtive, is (hewn in many habits by itching, and much irritation under the fkin. It is now afcertained that the aftion of SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifcorbntic Drops gives inftant relief, by removing all obliruCtions in the fecretory veffels, even when under the aCtion of Scrophula. Its good effeds as a medicine in giving appetite, pleafant to take, and re. golfing no ceffstion of bulinefs or recreation, and its evidence as a remedy in various complaints for more than 3o years in repute, are fads that deny deception. Mr. SPILSBURY is not accountable for any mixture fold, unlefs the words, By the King's Patent," at: inferted at length on the bill of direCtions, bottle, and wrapper; the damp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black ink indeed of red ink. Sold at the Difpen Cary, No. 15, S 'ho Square, London, in bottles of gs. Ad. los. and tl. 2s, duty included. Compound Effence Bs. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Hi 4 Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge has been pleafed to appoint the Rev. Charles Jervis, B. A. of Trinity College, Oxford, to be one of his Royal Highnefs's Domeftic Chaplains. The Rev. Thomas Jennings, Vicar of Dormington, is inftituted to the confolidated living of St. Peter's and St. Owen's, in the city of Hereford, by the ragnatlon of the Rev. John Freeman, of Lug wardine. Ox FO a, JAN. 31.-laft week the Rev. Robert Hughes, B. D. Fellow of Jefus College. was prefented, by William John Lenthal, F fq. of BroadweU, to the rectory of Yelford, in this county and diocefe, void by the celfion of the Principal of the laid College. BIRTHS. On the 29th ult. at Atherftone Hall, Warwickadre, the Right Honourable the I.ady Grey, of a fon. On the 19th ultimo, the Lady of Captain John Macdonald, 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, of a fun, who died a few hour. after. At Gant, Mrs Oliphant, cora daughter. At Dublin, the Lady of Lieutenant• Colonel Macdonnel, Affilt ant Adjutant-General, of a daughter. CUSTOM HOUSE, BRISTOL, JAN is, t so 7. To be SOLD by AUC PION, By order of the Honourable Commillioners of his Majefty's Cuftonu, _ _ _ On Thurfday, the sth of February next, and two following days, liE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. About siscwt. Mufco Sugar, 27Ms Refined Sugar, 272 Pounds Tamarinds 9 Pounds Starch 35 Ditto Succades 128 Bo tel Caftor Oil 28 Ditto Rice 41 Deal Ends 4 Ditto Pine Jam 7 Pieces Mahogany 24 Ditto Raifins 66 Prints framed and glazed 33 Ditto Cocoa Nuts ai Boats. 3 Ditto Pimento In !mall Lots for the convenience of buyers, and clear of all Dutie=, for Home Confumptioa. MARRIED. Teefday laft, the Hon. Colonel Ponionby, fon of the la' e l .ord Ponfonby, to the Honourable Mill Fitzroy, the daughter of Lord Southampton. Sunday fe'nnight, Lieutenant Elcrs, of the Royal Navy, to Mifs Youngbufband, daughter of the late G. Yoonghufband, H . q. of Berwick upon Tweed, and lifter of the late Capt. Younghulband, of the Royal Navy. Captain Hafwell, of the Royal a...lvy, to Mifs Stewart, youngeft daughter of the late Captain Stewart. DIED. Friday Taft, at Bath, the Lady rd Wyndham Knarchbull, Fig. of Reffell•place, filter of Sir Edward Knatchboll, Bart. On the aith ultimo. in her afith year, Mrs. Owen wife of Air. Edward Owen, of Wood-Rreet, Cheap de, greatly lemented by her family and friends. On Monday. the z 1 inftant, after a long Illoz•fs, Mrs. Mac. arthur, wife of Mr. John Mocartbur, of New-Aron, Shoe-lane. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES anti a WATER MILL, at KING's NOR CON, in the COUNTY of WORCESTOR, about three MILES from BIRMINGHAM, and niuc front BROMSGROVE. By WhL MOORE, On Friday the 6th day of February, 1807. beginning precifely at Three, in the Afternoon, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham, Lot 1. A COMPLEAT ESTATE, cont. A. lt. r. prifing a good Farm Route, called the Red Houte.Garden, large Barn, Stabling ler ten Horfes, two Cow Houle., Cart Houle, Pieties, and other ne eatery Out-buildings, together with nine Pieces of rich Meadow and Palture Land, containing by Admeafure-• ment 33 11 9 LOT a. Two Pieces of rich Meadow Land, and three (mall Tracks of Land, containing by Adana furement LOT 3. A very eligible and compleat Ettate, on which is a Water Mill on a good Stream, with a Wheel tea Feet in Diameter; a fquare Brick built Dwelling i Route, two Stables, Cnwhoufc, a large enclofed Yard, with extenfive Warehoufes, an excellent Kitchen Gar den and Shrubbery, with fix Pieces of exceeding good Arable, Paiture, and Meadow Land, the whole con taining by Admeafureinent 12 I 1 LOT s. A Piece of exceedingly rich Meadow Land, called Town Meadow, admeafuring 6 3 32 LOT s. Two Pieces of new enctofcd Land, Part Arable, and Part Palture, admeafuring 7 a 28 The above Lots were late the Property of Lord Lifford de reared, and are fituated at King's Norton, in the County of Wor cefter, are well wooded and watered, being contiguous to the Bir mingliain and Worcefter and Birmingham and Stratford Canals, and in as fertile a fituation as any in the Kingdom. The Land is very improvable, and the Occupiers have the Advantage of conveying Manure on the Canals to the Eftatu free of Tonnage. The whole is now let on Leak to Mr. Thomas Dobbs, whole Term expires at l.ady Day next. Defcriptive Particulars may be had at the Swan, Lichfield; Three Tuns, Sutton Coldfield; Swan Hotel,Birmingham; Whitt Lion, Stratford-upon-Avon; Saracen's Head, King's Norton; Bell, Northfield; Golden Crofs, Bromtgiove; Hop-pule, *oral ter ; of Mefrrs. Watts and Griffith. Solicitoar, Bath ; Mars. Ne therfole and Portal, Solicitors, Effex- ftrett, Strand, London ; and the Andtieneer,Tewkelbury ; and any further intimation may be • had (if by letter, poft paid) of the laid Meffrs. Watts and Griffith, or the Audtionecr, the latter of whom will attenel at the Saracen's Head, at King's Norton af,refaid, ewe dAye rreviiia to the Sale, far the kurpati of filming the Premien,. to 1 33 SALES BY AUCTIOR. SALES BY AtjtTl6l4. FREF.HQLD FARM, STREATLY, BEtIKS. CHESHIRE.. in the Spring of the tear t 807, unh fs previonly difpoTed any ?lei. I\4 R. HAWKES reiptafully acquaints the Public, Ir : _vate Contrad, oc which timely noti e will in that cafe h e g i,,,,, , l-v-i that this Elite, advertifrd for Sale on Saturday the sift of I'HE MANOR. of WINNINGTON, and t h e C;. February neat, at the Crown Inn, Reading, Is difpored of Private pita! and Elegant Manlion Houfe, called Winningtou Hall, Contract • , _ _ _ with fuch quantity of Land as may he agreed on .t ar..t . l the ated,, the CommitSo:leftist the Care and Difpofallof Pruf- Gan Ships and Cargoes detained, At the London Tavem,Foxholr-ltrcet. Plymouth, on Friday, the soth of February next, at ten o'clock in the Forenoon, By Oreer _ auto PlrafureGrounds, walled Gardens, Vineries, Hothonfes, Greet bodes, Shrubberies, Plantations, fupers Poultry Houk, 143 f eet in front ; two Coil Baths, Ice Houfe, and convenient and comma. dious attached and detached Offices,Coach Hodes and Stables:e s . 4 7 Hor r es. thereon o belonging, beautifully fituated on the Banks of the river Weaver, on a dry Nealthy foil, and in a 6oe Sporting Conn. try, within three miles of the Foreit of Delamere, (where a Pack of Foz Hounds are kept) and within one mile of the Market Town of Northwtcb, in the County of Chatter. N. B. There Is plenty tf Brine and Rock Salt under part of this ERate adjoining the River Weaver. A plan of the Fftate ma) be feen,and further particular:ha* applying to Mr. Cbanticr, Solicitor, in Northwich. GALLIOT MERCURIUS. Length 66ft. 4in. Breadth raft. sin. Admeafures 126 83-94 Tons. BRIG MINERVA. Length 6oft.9in. Breadth 113 ft. t lin. Depth soft. tin. Admeafures 85 68-94 Tons. GALLIOT EVA DNE. Length 79rt. yin. Breadth 23ft. 44in. Depth sift. Sin. Admeafures (75 58.94 Tons. CALLIOT NORDSTERN. Length 87ft 4in. Breadth sift. Sin. Depth Lift. 6in. Admeafures 197 55-94 Tons. After the Sale of the Ships will be fold the entire CARGO of the NORDSTERN, detained on her voyage from Bayonne, bound to Stettin, confifting of 63 Pipes Brandy S Calks of Hams 350 Calks White Wine 1 Tons of Cork Hkds Oil of Turpentine if Tons of Rofin After which will he fold the under-mentioned Goods 8 Butts of Sherry Wine 16 ditto Pickled Lemons 37 ditto Malaga ditto 5 Barrels Cardin Oranges 6 ditto} z Cafk Malaga Sack ditto z Hhd it 6 Stales of„Black Lad t Lemon Peal 9 B ,l tt ; lime juke 52 Bags 54 cams so ditto Shninack z ditto Olives Being part of the Cargo r the Dann Brig PORTUNA. Alfo, 231 Bales of Wouw Weed. or Dye Weed; part of the Cargo of the Daniih Brig HAABET. All condemned to the Crown. THE EX I'EN-IVE CARPENTER'S YARD and WORKSHOPS,, and SMALL FREEHOLD HOUSES and LAND in the TOWN of MAIDSTONE By Mr. JOHN BISHOP, By order of the Affignees of Thomas Godden, Carpenter, a mist, on Thurfday the 12th day of February, 1807, at Two c.) lock in the afternoon, at the St .r Inn, Maid.lon:, in on L ot , ANEW eiesed MetTnage or Tenement, with an extenfive imher or Carpenter's Yard, Carpenter's and Joiner's Shops, Sheds. Store Houle far Dents, Saw-Pits, Stable and other convenient Out buildings adjoining, together with a Pad dock behind the fame, and the Shed and Buildings thereon. The Premifes are Freehold, defirably fituate at St. Faith's Green, Maidflone, were late in the occupation of the Bankrupt, and are molt conveniently adapted to any Bufiecfa requiring room. Alfo in fix Lots Six Small Brick Meffuzges or Tenements,with the Gardens and Appurtenances adjoining to the before-mentioned Prtnifes. and now in the occupation of Mrs. Gilbert, Mud/aye% Meffrs. Head, Merchant and Cooper, as Tenants at Will, at very low Annual Rents, amounting together to 531. 41. The whole of the Wilding..., Work ihops, are fubftantially Built, and have all been erected within a few years, and are wcil fupplied with Water. For Inventories of Ships, Catalogues, and Samples of Goods, apply to the Counting Houfe of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, January 2,7. 1807. Alfo a piece of Freehold Land in the centre of the Town of Maidftone immediately behind the Mitre Inn, in the High Street, and extending to Earl ftreet, together with the Stable and Build- ings on part thereof, molt advantageoufly limited for the t wilding of feveral fmall Houle!, Stables, or Workfhops. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Meffrs. Swain and Stevens, Solicitors, Old Jewry; Mr. Selby, Solicitor, Town Mailing ; Mr. Waterman, Solicitor, Tenterdeu; or Meffrs. Barr and Pope, or the Audtioneer, Maidftone. AFTER THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, WILL BE SOLD, SUNDRY Spars, Yards, and Lower Malts, Cables, Meffengers, and other Rope, Old Iron, Copper, Lead, &c. Iron Ballait, Anchors, and other valuable Ship Stores, remaining unfold, from the French frigates PRESIDENT, MINERVA, and ARMEIDE—the former condemned as Prize to a fquadron of His Majeity's (hips under the command of Sir THOMAS LEWIS. For particulars apply to Mars. John Hawker or James Slade, Merchants, Plymouth. The two latter condemned to a fquadron of chips under the command of Sir SAMUELOOD.—For particular* apply to Mr. JO HN HAWKER, Madinat, Plymouth. Plymouth, January 27, 1807. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cullom Houfe, Dover, on Thurfday, the ith of February. 18.7, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precifely, A BRITISH-BUILT BRIG, (formerly a Col l- A. Her) Burthen about 99 Tons, with her Material/; and the FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots. TOR HOME CONSUMPTION. 934 Pounds Black Tea s9t Yards Mecklenburgb and 32 Raw and Ground Valenciennes White Coffcc Thread Laces 8 Chocolate 3 India Shawls S Suceades a Pair Gloves, and two pair 29 Pepper Socks, India x Cinnamon 8 Cotton Wrappers 13 Nutmegs 2 Pidures 3 Bottles Otto Rofes 2 Brufhes 521 Gallons Wine x 44 Pieces Nankeens 8 Ditto 1291 yards Mullin 20 Dozon ready made Corks 2 Ditto 24 yards Long a Signal Lanthorn Cloth Cwt. qrs. lbs. 1 4 Demi Pieces Cambric 2 I 54 Small Rope. TOR ZYPORTATION. 338 Pieces Eaft India Silk az Pair worked Muffin Handkerchiefs, and 83 Sleeves Tingle ditto i 4 worked Mullin Handker -2 Pieces Barcelona ditto, and chiefs I angle ' 2 ditto Habit Shirts a Piece co yards embroidered a ditto Caps Mullin a ditto Bonnet t Piece 8 yards EaR India t ditto Frill Silk Some Patterns of Silk. t 72 Pair Leather Gloves, long 65 ditto ditto fhort The Goods to be feen the day before and on the morning of the day of Sale. A Depofit of 251. per Cent. will be required. And on the following Day, will be Sold at the Ring's Ware houfe, Romney, in Sundry Lots—For Home Confumption, a Lat Pounds Black Tea. FROM BIRMINGHAM. Extraft of a Letter from Mr. Swi N zy,letter.founder, Binning ham, to Mr. SCHOFIELD, printer, Dale-ftrect,Liverpool, dated November 2,-t798. ce pRAY have the goodnefs to inform Dr. &Ls: A- la oN that a Gentleman in this neighbourhood wa, for a y ear and a half fo ill; that he could (cart* keep fuftenance enough on his ftnmach to fupport life, and that he is now periedly recovered by the Cordial Balm of Gilead." " Mr. Swinney, printer of the Birmingham Chronicle, in a let ter to Dr. Solomon, fays„ that be has frequently fold bottles of the Cordial Balm of G il ead tb the fame people, at various times, and never had any complaint to its prejudice; on the contrary, the de mand being fo great fur it, that he requefts an immediate fn.& fupply per rft convenience." FROM LUDI.O W. Ludlow, March 29, 1798. Sir—l have the fatisfadtion to inform you, that I have only two bottles of your Cordial Balm of Gilead left unfold; and as a proof of the Efficacy of the medicine, fcvcral of the molt refpeetable per ions in this neighbourhood have repea cd their purchafe, and ac. knowledged to have received great benefit from taking it. I am. Sir, yours, Bcc. THOMAS GRIFFITHS. Prepared by Dr Solomon, Gilead Houfe,near Liverpool,in cos. 6d. and 335. bottles; the latter contain four of the former ,by which the purchafer Caves 95. Every genuine bottle has a Ramp, which bears the proprietor's name and addrds, " Saml. Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate which is felony. • ROBBERDS's BALSAMIC ELIXIR, or COUGH DROPS, Is the fife(' and mod immediate Remedy ever yet compounded for the Cuse of Colds upon the Lungs, Asthma, Cough, and Cunfumptive Cafes; to all which, the Inhabitants of there Mande are more efpccially expofed, by the caoiftnefs of the Air, that couftantly tends towards Colds, and is ever accompanied by a troublefome and eventually dangerous Cough : this if not re moved, daily increafes in obftinacy, extending its baleful effects over the weak and tender frame, or wholly deftroying the fuse dons of the Lungs in more robuft Perfons The Balfamic Elixir (or Cough Drops) of Mr. Robberds is compounded to meet thole evils, to reltore the tone of the Chet and its contents, and thereby difcharge that tendency to Conroe,- non and Afthma, ever found to fucceed fuch injury of the Lungs. In long eontradted and obftinate cafes, a few Bottles are neceffary but in all recent Coughs, the Filth- alts initantaneoufly, and re• ftores the Patient to his former Health ; leaving a doubt that his Bind's proceeded rather from fancy than reality. A CAUTION.--Obferve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap /We, is engraved on a black Stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle: all others are counterfeits. Sold Wholefale and Retail by Appointment of Mr. Robberds, Apothecary, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Pater nofter-row; and Retail by Clark, No. 269, Borough; Allen, No. 76, Oxford ftrect ; Stratton, Leicefter-fquare ; and molt Country Booktellers, in Bottles, at is. 9d. and 6a. each, RENOVATED-HEAL TH. IT has been ton frequently the fubjed of jnft and general reprobation, that men deßitute of the elements of the medical art, have offered therrielves as tandidatea for public patronage in the preteffion of phyfic. For the purpofe of doing juftice to the refult of our Rudies and experience, and to prevent us from being dulled among‘hofe empirica whole impudent pre tenfions have, unfortunately for focicty, been ton favourably re. caved, we beg leave to (Omit to the liberal and enlightened a faithfulsaatement of our purfuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical education as the pupils of Mars. Grin dal and Blizard, whole leetures and praaice we carefully atom• ded, as profelfors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, we entered nurfelves as ftudents iu that juftly celebrated reboot for medial acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh , and were inttruc ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and practice of Phyfic, Chet:nifty, Midwifery, Bonny, &c. &c. by thole eminent profeffors, Dra. Mona), Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trutt we that' not be deemed pre fumptuote , in raying that our proficiency and acquirements are na inconfikrable• • Having for a long - Cedes of years made venereal complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the particular objedt of our ftudies and Fran:ice, it will, we hope, be alluwtd that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment and mire. In flight and recent cafes of intention, a paled re. eitablifhment is completed in the fhort period of two days; and, in thole of the utmoft inveteracy, where other pradirioners have failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatment, enfures to the patient a fate and radical curt. Amidft the melancholy variety of diforders whick are the effete sof a habit long and molt unhappily purfued by the youth of both Sexes, there are none more alarming or more difireffing than thofe deficiencies and debilities which frequently preveut or embitter the matrimonial Rate. To fuck perfona it mull he a confoling ra &Mon to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bleftings. a (Leong, manly, and vigorous conftitution. In all cafes of from whatever caufe arifing, as well as in every (pecks of Wee real intention, we may be =felted by patients et either fez wide the greatell fecreey and honour. Hours of confultation at home from ten to three, and from fix in the evening till ten at net. Patients en the country are requeited to itate the particubri Of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, &r.. &c int-laq remittance for advice and medicines, when the hint wi2 be Orel or fent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that feerrey fo el: fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be addedts the account for medicines. CURRIE and Cm Surgeons. November a 6, 1806. No. toy, Hatton GarV. ----• 111011 WATER AT LONDON IsRIDOE To mv.tatow. 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