Star. — London, England, 1811-04-13 00:00:00

~-` . _, _ , ', 7•3 THI bflax OF THE STAR. The humble Peti , ion of the Hanel lately employed at the ravi lien Theatre, &e. Ste. . - • • Houstr newrria, That by your Petitioners strict obedience to the bridlellind and' corresponding apptli, the se /dux :Ara • of the EQUEtTRIAN ART t . have long enjoyed the con fidence of the nation That your Petitioners ure inetpressibly happy to find they are to act in a now grand and splendid STAGE SPECTACLE; 'called the TYRANT SARACEN and the Noss.l Montt, on the large Stage of the Theatre, Westminster Bridge, on EASTER MvenAv next, the 15thAptil,13.11 - ; and in which, among other singu lar incidents, your Petitoners are to drop in battle on the stage k without being shot —diea Theatrical death --- , imitate being slightly And dangerously wounded in the oft and ,hind feet--attick redotibts—'camps-- *Veked,batteries with iarl7lolt—oto lie close on ate 'oath among brush=wood, rocks, and marshy ' srouudiLin anikutscade—rise 31.nd dash on the enemy IP,ltrbigisest 'itch of animation, by tkay of surprise. at your Petitioners seriously hope that the deli. ii . e . ation which is the object of this prayer. will have it dtie weight by opening your eye:, that yoti and all our Noble Patrons and gallant Waatuoaapf this our native and hafifirlde, may, still seem* little merit. Lastly, your Petitimers most-humbly and respect fully request that you will send one or more of your excellent and accurate Repoiters to the aforesaid Theatre (Astley's) veryratrly on next Monday even ing, where they will see the Saracens and Moors, horse and foot, ready to commence their intended operations nn the aforesaid large Theatre ; such be ing prepared with extensive new invented gradation platform-work, &c. and report the truth, and nothing hut the truth, of what your most humble Petitioners have advanced. That yon may live to support 'root. Petitioners in their humble endeavours to amuse this great Metro , ftai; d thousand years,..and we, your Petitioners, live 6 deserve it. • Signed in behalf of ourselves and the rest of the • .stad The SNRACEN and} ,„ • ‘....aargers. The Moons Itoostrs,Wastasinster Bridge, April,lBt 1611. lIM , •.: IRELZND. ' COM, AMU. 4. 'Wednesday Maurice ,unan was brought in here and lodged in the county gaol, charged with burglary annsmitted at Highiort, on the night of :he 11th ult. This fellow is wounded in the left side, and acknow. ledges to be one of the gang concerned in the attack 011 Mr. Purcel's house. Yesterday was committed to the county gaol, by Thoinas Disney, Esq. John Crowley, charged by a Coroner's Inquest with the murder of Wm. Buckley, in a boxing match. The combat had been previously agreed on, which ended so fatally. This day the trial of the proprietor and editor of the Southern Reporter, for an onetime? 14,4 t o cer taro .Officers of t::e Cost..m House, took place, Ste% after a clear and elaborate ch.c:!clation of tuc presumed libel, and the faces upon which it was founded, and after an able and eloquent appeal irom• l the Learned 'Mr: Gould, of Counsel for the travel and a cleat pod .constitutiotull charge from die right Judge the Hon. $r W. C. Smith, a most respec table Jury retbined'a verdict of Aiquittel, without leavinz tho box. c 4.4 . • • • DUBLIN * APRIL • This morning, between the hours of one and two o'clock, Mr. Neal Mt-Laughlin, of the Linen Hall, Was brought into St. Mary's watch-honse,.by Capt. Gardiner, another Gentleman, And a drummer, be longing to the Armagh regiment, in an insensible state, and in a few minutes after expired. Mr.. M'Laughlin was on his return to his own house, when . he was observed to fall in Capel-street, nearly oppo site the Belfast Hotel, by the drummer, who shouted for assistance, when the other Gentlemen, who were passing at tl-2 time, humanely lent their as sist.o.cc. His watch, cash, and other articles found upon him, were taken care of, and safely deli. vered to his friends—an Inquest sat on the body this snot lung, and. brought in a verdict, a visitation by . PRovioesce. Aram 8. - -Nine unfortunate wretches have been sentenced to be hanged in Clonmell, three of whom suffered lite dreadful sentence of the law on Saturday. The followingaix were sentenced on Tuesday last, by the Learned Judge Mayne, who previously to pro nouncing the awful sentence of death, in a most im pressive manner, addressed the prisoners individually, on the enormity of their crimes—John Corcoran, for bring at A. Molony, a Constable—Charles Langley, • for house breaking—John Lane, for a rape on M. Dogherty; a ehiid 14 years old, attended with very odious circomsrances—D. Casey, for assaulting Ho nom Maguire, And carrying her away with an intent to marry her—Patrick 'robin, for demanding arms, and breaking the house of S. Carney—and Jahn Far tell, for assaulting the dwelling house of Mary Ryan. in October lait. Matt. and Win, Ryan, for the murder of Michael Igennedy ; John Carey, for the murder of Thomas flanitgan ; John Kilfoyle and Thomas Connors, for the murder of James Burke; Joseph Green and John Burke, for the murder of John Kane, were all found ' k of tuattilanghter,ahey were severally sentenced its* burnt in the hand ; Matt. and William Ryan, imprisoned one year ; Carey, six months ; Kilfoyle, Connors, Greene, and Burke, three months. John Slattery, for the murder of Stephen Pendergast, guilty of Manslaughter, to be burned in the hand, and confined two months. Denis Shea, John Stack, Thomas Corcoran, for riotously appearing by !lie h * at Callingarry, and assuming the name of Caravats, to he confined six months, and whipped at Ballingarry, on the 22d of April. Thomas Maher, for a riot, to be confined three months, and fined ten pounds. • The ,Marshalsea Jury selected from the Strand, have, much to their honour, set an example which we h o pe frequently to hear ha; been followed, by perso nally visiting the prison, ai'l distributing the fees al lowed to Jurors, which in this instance amounted to nearly seven guineas, among - the most unfortunate and distrosest debtors •f that misfkrable ritteptacle. ': 2 : . .. . • '7 . , . . , SA7S DT AtifTION: d' I . MALIPS . BY • AUCTIO . :g •••1•••••••••••••• •••••r ..---- _ \ , i •• NEW FOREST, HANTS. M LAND Advertised to be SOLD by AIM TI -1 , - 'PION, by Mr. PORTER, ht the NEW INN, FAWLEY, 4 at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon, on the 22d instant, as ineb tinned In a former Paper, is Postponed. Fawley, April 14, IUL • ' . LOlO3BAr ArAI#XErS. INIIPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, April 11. • WhOst por load 201. les. to 261. Os. Barley, per (porter , 30s. -d. to SCI, Oats 245. -d. to 565. ' • Boons 425. mod. tra 46%..:d. Old ditto 445. -4. to 'ssa. -d. Peas 505. -d. to 54.. -4 SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 12. ,• .•. To sink the Offal per run* of tall. Rig sh. 0,1. to 6s. 4d. Veal 6s. Od. to 7s. 4d Mutton S.. 44. to fs. Od. Pork es. W. to 7s 011. MGM) OW CAVILS Till SAT.. Beasts, about 700-Sheep and Lambs, 3,000. Calves, 14C-Pigs, 230 . NEWGATE AND LEADENHA LI. MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the earl:see. Beef 4s. dd. co ss. 4d. Veal .ss• Od. to Gs. ad Mutton 4s. 84. to 5.. 0.1. Pork ss. Id. to I's. Od PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. , WIIITICUAPEL• Nay 61. es. to 91. 154. Hay 61. Os. to 91. Os Straw 31. 15s. to 41. 7s. Clover 81. Os. to 91. las Straw 21. Es. to SI. Itis PRiCE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIF.I.D. Meadow Hay 51.105. to IL 151. Rowers 51. Os to 81. Os. Clover 41. in: to 501. 0.. Straw 31. 15s. to 41. 41. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags Peckets Kent 51. Ls. to 71. 1.55. Ker.t 61. Os. to 91. 95 tSrX 51. Os. to. Cs. Susses 51. lUs. to 71. 155 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jam:•...s's Market 4s. 14. Towa 'Fallow 70s 6.1 Clare Market 4.. Id. Yellow Russia eV/ 04 Whitechapel.Morket 41. ed. White ditto. fits Od p‘r stone of 81'.). -- Soap ditto 58s Orl • 12s e.i. b"elting Stuff 563 (Js ud Average? 41. Old Ditto rougk 86. UO5 04 Graves 16s 0•1 Gooil Dregs Us Od Yellow Soap, 130*--Mottled, 90s Od-Curd, 945. led. Price of Candles, per dozen i2s Od-Moulds, ISs Od. • COURSE OF EXCHANGE. AtusterdarA, 28 0 2 U I Palermo, 125 Pence per os. M Ditto at AT, 27 2 Leghorn, SG Rotterdam, cf.B - S I U Genoa, 54 Hamburgh, 23 6 24 tl Venice, n. C.:9 Liv. Piccole 23 7 24 U effective per I. stei. Paris 1 dav's da. 17 18 • Uv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 37 10 Lisbon, 1174 Bourdeaux, do. 17 10 . Oporto, fig • Madrid, Effect. Dublin, 10f I Cadiz, 44 • Effect. Cork, 101 Sacra Effect. I New Dollars, 451. 44. Rio Janeiro 72, Malta 65. Gibraltar 48. New Doubloons, .24 16a. Od. Silver la bars per oz. 65. gds CORNWALL. PRICES CURREFT. TRURO-Vara. 355. 2d. Barley 15s. 9d. Oats 121. 3d. Lavaca* t oa-Whoat (16 gals.) 245. Barley 10.. 6d. Oats 53. 9d. Listzwao-Wheat (18 galls.) 235. to 255. Barley 10s. Od. so' ,os. 641. Oats es. to toe. ad. &mann-Wheat 965. ad. Barley 16s. ed. Oats 11s. rid. • Cautt.roito-Wheat 365. Od. Barley 16s. Oat.' 10s. t . .T. AUSTELL. -••• What 325. to 365. Barley 15s. to 161. Oats 10s. 6d. • Hottrox-Whoat 955. bd. Barley 13;. id. PENZANCE-alit Wheat 941. Red, 901. Barley 155. a 16s. Rd. Oata 12$. tid to 13s. 6d. 'there was IS good shew of fat cattle at Liskeard Pair on Mon day ag'nniglat, which sold well for isho.Fartiur. FREEHOLD, LINCOLN'S-INN-MELDS, NOM SIPE. May 7, at Twelve, Eligible Residence, with Offices, Coach-house, Stables, &c. si E tu S at T e i N li o T . I:;:*o C t ia t n t l. By Mc. ROBINS, At Garrawafts, on Tuesday, A D oi E s S in l g ni a 2pl.:„Et Family Residence, North side Of Lieculn's -Inn-Fields, late in the occupation al DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. , the property of ALEXANDER PORIIAII s EMI. &tenet; ; c ont ,. n. DOVER-STREET, PICCADILLY. • ' log tour lofty Rooms in the attic storey; on the second limo, 0.,, By Mr. ROBINS. I spacious Chambers, with Closet and Water-tbsset, he. two Dr? Vi c At Garraway's, on Thursday , the 25th instant, at Twelve, : tag-rooms on the first storey communicating by foldno doors, nit A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn. roomy Stair case; and on the around-floor a neat ntreic e , et rartte, i ers:.ntu c Offices ita . t.be basement storey; Coach-Oouse, prising a substantial brick Dwelling House, recently !!ilen . t Diningi- n arlone, Lilt . Library, and Butler's Pantry. open airy thoroughly repaired end in complete srder,situate No. 23, Dover and otaa.e for three horszs. • file remises are in complete order, street,- ticcadilly, in. the occupation and on Lease to -- Cum and immediate possession may be bad. ming, Esq. containing on the upper floor, four Bed-rooms and Closets ; *mond story, two airy Bed chambers; Dressing-room, ' May be viewed on Tuesday and Thirrsday from-clever to r... JT (iosets, &c.; first flour, two elegant Drawiot-rsoms, eiainmuna- o'clock, with tickets. Particulars on the Premises; of M a ,,,,. eating by folding doors, handsomely finished, and a boudoir; Sandys and I+n' eke, Crane-court, fleet-street ;at Garrawo's t ground floor, neat Entrance, Dining-room, Morningooom,soin- and of Mr.-Robins, Warwick-street ; •where tickets foe ~,,„,:i l municaring by folding dhurs,Gentlemeu's Dressing-room, Water- n--,yabe had. closet and Passage-room; in the .basement, Butler's Pantry, •Housekeeper's-room, Kitchen, fitted up Pump of Spring Waiter, MIDDLESP./C--Capital FAMILY MANSIO N. ettiellentOfi c o, Lanier, Scullery-, Wine, Coal and Beer Cellars, and other come- . Carden% pleasure Grounds, Orchard, and rich Meadow L 0.,,,, niences. :sear OiteriyPark. l'o be viewed by tickets; particulars on the Premises; of $y Mr. ROM:44, Messrs. Day and Weald, Solicitors, Gerrar-Istreet, Soho; at Gar- At Garraway's, on Twill, May 7, at Twelve, in One Lot, raway's ; and'of Mr. Robins, Warwick -Avert, Golden-square, of A VERY Ogible FREEHOLD ESTATE, cam. *lions tickets fort vim*, may be had. A XL.' ono a drable and subitatnial inlet-built Family M a , . -- • . . I shin, situate in the Parish of Heston, near Gnarly Path; boa DOVER-STREET. PICCADILLY. Count/of Middlesex, and between the two great western em.'-, Capital Premises, Workshoos, Sac. worthy the attention of within fen miles of I .ond o n. eontainin g in the u pper Got, a Ru t . Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and others, convertible into a oly, five rood hieepinprooms, large Closetaoke.; principal hoer , Faintly Residence at an easy ,ILapence with immediate pomp , • o handsome bowed Drawing-room, the best Bed-chambers, St ar: . slots.. By . Mr. ROBII‘A, ro o m, aid Closets; ground floor,a handlonte Entr...;,-,.,„ ,, At Ginrawirs, on Thursday, April 25 , at Twelve, Breakfast Parlour, Library, bowes Dining Parlour, open!o g to a • Lawn, Water-closet, Butler'. Pantry, China-closet, &c. datocite', AL DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, a go o Rlchen Brew-house, Laundry, Coal, Larder, Mo. ' : as comprising a spacious eligible Dwelling-house, Situate 1.0. Wine, Ar. Ale and Stir Cella, a spacious Yard; witb.Reservuir * .s 21, Dover-street, Piccadilly, in the occupation of Mr. Ltease, of Water, double Coach-house, Stable for tea Hones, Cow. itutoe;, Which immediate possessioti may be had ; containing on the :sale ' Barn, and other necessary bulk ngs; the Pleasure-grmi !; ... t scoryome large Room, used'ss a work-room: on the second sooty. test :Jolly disputed, and sect from the read by a in.acnctre a c a oin e t.maker's Shop and Iled-roans ; first floor, a s • toast Plantation of Evergreens, and fine grown Timber, Gar,1.,,,, err 'Show-room and Bed-chamber ; the ground fluor is fitted up a. a stocked and cropped, wall devised with choice Fruit-tree.,Gos• . Shop, embracing the whole front of ,hr house, running hr depth house, &e.; the Land is rich meadow, containing in the whet about 50 feet, a neat Parlour, and Store and Water-closet behind; about 20 Acres, in a ring fence, in a genteel neighbourhood, at.d basement, Kitchen fitted up, two Rooms for Servants, Ate and within a short distance of the r,lain roads, where carriages ..e firer Cellars, Wash-house, &e. area in the front, with Vaults.— pasdng to and from Town at all boors in the day. The premises ate in the preferable part of Dover -street, luolsing t . May be viewed by tickets; particulars on this praw ns ;P. d down Hay-hill; light. cheerful, und airy, con•ertible at an ea.) , • 1.1.,n, southall and Hounslow ; White Horse Uxbridge; pa t . expence into a.diairaillis Residence fora Gentleman. May be 1.,,,u,,,, Cranford ; whi t ,. H arr, N o inddio ds? p i seehosrefitford; viewed by applying on the Prend es, where Particul ar s ma y b e Star and Garter, Kevo.brlge ; at ( iarraway's ; ; sad of Mr. Robe., • : had; of M essrs . Day and Wedd, Solicitors, Gerrard - .treat , Soho; Warwick-street.. Goldin-square ; of whom titklts tor vies 1 at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden - , : may b e had: : • • square. ,'~ SOMERSETSI-lIP E. VALUABLE MANOR, COLLIERIES, rmexts and INN. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON, At the Red Hart Inn, at Cluttoc h'vildwav between Bristol. I.:I. Wells), op 'Tuesday be !Ist day of May, lull, at 'IL: - ft. t'Cluck In the Afternoon, in Lots, HE FREEHOLD and extensive MANOR co.' 7 PAULtON, with tise valuable and productive Coal Mi: 3 to full work under the same, and the several Copykelds, Cutszts, Rights and Privileges belonging thereto. The capital inn, called the ICED LION, to full business, kituate iu the Village of Paubon. Two substantial Ferns-11m o and Homesteads; sundry Cottages, and upwards of 550 Acre s .1' most excellent Arable, Lleariew, ad Pasture Lard. The . .!ri•• cipel part let 'to respectable Tensuati at WSIL• 'The remascsa on Lease. • .- . . . I Printed partitulars nay he'll:Kt SI says previous to Sale, st et. White Von, Baru; WLite Irian, Bristol; Swan, Wells; Se', ' Glunetrer ; W hi e Plarc4isippenfratr; at the Red Lio; Pa= ton; at Old Down Inn, and at the•Plase of Sale; and at f.'7. James's Office, New 1! astvell.Cciart, Lincoln's Inn, Lona° , : where plans may Le seen. i - 815.T145. Three tradesmen's wives Holm: next door to each other, in Angel-street, St. Martites-i;--Cr.id, in three folirosfug days tbit week, of twins—all of whor', with their ofspriss, ire in a very promising way. '—' - • CIAhIBRIDGESNIRE. TO CAI I ITALISTS, OPORTSMEA AND FARMERS. •TO - DR• SOLD BY •AIiCT:ON, by MR: PRY 1 . 034, At the Rink Inn, Newmarket, On Wet:nesday, the Bth doy tt May 1811, at Eleven o'Clock in the Porencon, (highly Desir a ble :old most ValuAble ERE', T. 1 . 1 1-101D ESIA'TES, in the following Luts, pert of t 1....; Tithe-free : Lot 1. 'I he Manor of Slimily Camps, abouneing with Gam-, and a most intruvealitts Freeload Estate, consisdag of a resper, Able Farm Home, and proper OLces, and 216 Acres of eoclo.:1 and open Field, Arable, kfrotkriv, and Pastore Laud, in the psi. session.of Mr. Ewen, and also it Acres of thriving Wood Lad in hand. Lot Svvcral Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lend, nearly k ijo:tfwg the last Lot, containing S'iA. sill'. in the posse siotrel4dr. ii. O. Wedge. Leif. The Manor of Wilbrahorn, with a very compact Estate, cousistigg of a convenient Farm litatac, v. ith proper (ilk , . at• tachltrOind 1314 Acres of convertible Arntle and Dowr I sad ' (Tithe Free) in the Gccupatiou of Mr. Robert Fletcher :ad Mo. Strand. Lot 4. 'the Mtrnr of Swaghonigerillo a mast valuable tstse, connoting of a i epectable lima House and OSces, and «.4 Aires orniuit fertile Arable, Meadow, Posture, and Fen lola (Tithe Fir.) in Co occupation of Mr. Samuel Chambers. Lot S. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Fields of Burwell, ' containing 138 A. IR. (part e whisk it Field Measaro„ , with ra• [noble rights of common belonging thereto, in the tenure u:l4r. War.. Shelverton. Let 6. The veryvaleahle Manoroof Tibtoft and Dunnirob:v., with the Courts, quit rime (amounting to epwaris of F 2.21-4 Annum), Copylsolsis, and the valuable rights and perquisites 0, longing to the said Manors. Lc* 7. A very valuable Estate, lying in ohe Fields of Barwe, containing 1 SGA. SR.. (part of which is, fa! Meaner) with vs. 'noble rights of tommon belonging thereto, in the Tecare of Mr. Jonathan Casburn. . Lot S. A Roost valuable and highly-respectable Estate, eta prising Spinney Abbey Mention House. with tie eflcts, ind 374 Acres of very &rale Arable, Meadow, and Pasture 1.:r0..cf prime quality, principally enclosed. sob 4h th...• grrl sod mai: 7.,:: delaogingriewere, in the occupation of Mt. John Martin. • I.ot it The Rectory impropriate of the Parish of Wirke”, ir''S the right of presentation to the perpetual Cur. ry thereof, ell+ the most valuable tithes, great and small, of the slid rari‘h i.• • 5 and about 270 Acre; or Land eat-entail over made 2to° Av• t of prime Laspl.principally Arable, and libn a very compact vi i fertile Estate,ca j led Upware Fart's. cemprislor'al,.ast rt.rec:.k Farm House and Offices, and 141 Acres of oblenelosed Cr'' - . I, of pripte quality, end 23 Acres of open land, lying is the fitl3s. of Upware and Wicken s In the Tenure of Mi. John Coeprr. Lot 10. In Suffolk. I be Manor.of Costley rectory, seth tie Rectory irnpropriete of the Parith of Gawky. ankalte Recteri.l •Fithes thereof. extentlint over upwards of 2100 - Acres of eratcue anti open Feld Land, with a very compact ,socitieslrable F,tstt. consisting of &Twist reapeetehie Farm House and coartniert o'. Sea, and 184 Acres of enclosed and open FieliLai.l is: gsaa 4putlity, in the occupation of Mr. IL E. Wedge. - . . i• The &hove Manors and Estates abound with Game, ar , ', sec Notate near the reopectohle Towns of Caldnite Ind .l r7' ; • Ittarket. in a most delightful country, intersected lis good Re:---% navigable Rivers, kr. ix. and 4istant. from London about 33 mile.. There are moot respectibie 'remelts en the severs! Eststt4,' 6 4 3 . - -- - - MILL HILL, HENDON, MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE REsIDEUCti, with Gardens, heat Para Hogan, andltich Meadow Land. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 7, at Twelve, in One Lot, AVERY Eligible ' and Compact COPYHOLD ESTATE, held of the Manor of Hendon, comprising a substamisl•built Mansion, must beautifully situate on jerill•hill. late the property and residence of.l. Edgar, Esc commanding ex tensive views in all directions ; the house is planned Mr the a 0... comsandation of a.C;eutlenian't family, with Offices of all 410irip ti01%, Court-yard, - with - Coach-houses and Stables, walled Geo. dens, Terrace, Walks, and Plantations, neat and compact Cat tao, Farnt-yard, and ouibuilditgs ; a double Cottage, with Gar 41. iis, 17.rge Orchard, &c. and sundry enclosures of rich Meadow Land, the whole about 47 Acres, all lying compact to the pre mises. This Estate forms a most derahle property, within ten miles of London ; escelient roads In all 'directions ; cheerful, healthy, and couunmuling situation. To he viewed by tickets • Particular's may be bail on the Pre mises; GeOrge, 14endrin ; Red Lion, and Green .Mao, Barnet;; White Hurt, .St. Albans; }.sera Arms, Watford ; Craues„Edgware ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick , street, Geitlett•equsre, of whom tickets for viewing may be had. ADVICE. • WHEN Men of Education and professional skill tile persevering endeavours to disown the molt tee acid Siertain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, tke success. , fig result of their exoeriettee is - die befit proof of superiority. Messrs. GUST and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated sod MI 114:ed Into every branch of the profession (certificates of which from different hospitals, and testimonials front tke most eminent Physi clans, they have to convince any inquirer), have been In dotted to make the cure of tha following the object of their pat. tienlar study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted In a Moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, btrictisres and , Gleets, which, bran improved plan, are speedily and effectital:y sured ; as also debiTity,whether arising from Bacchanatan indul genses, long residence in warm climates,•or a secret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tectu sate in Impotence and Consumption. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove those complaints, kowevce in the • '. COMPACT RESIDENCE, GARDEN and LAND, BERES, rear WINDSOR, and in the centre of the Royal Hunt. 1 . . By Mr. moinWs, 1 At . Gagilfrhy's, on Tuesday, May 7, at twelve, in one Lot, ,A, DESTRABLETREEHOLD ESTATE, COM / L' prising an eligible Cottage Residroct, situate at Wink iktd row, within six miles of Windtor, Iliad In the very centre ra Vti Oahe Royal Hunt, adapted for the accoanitto tation of a taim's Family, or compact Hanthig-Box, in a genteel hp' 4,, excellent Roads, and easy comer. -Nigalripl!as ' - House , . • owil, t. .....,nitnunicaril .Bletro veterate or complicated, without laying . . patient under the , Delia- the; s_ _ contains four principal bed-chamlien and elo- • - ---- - - --- . least restraint to diet or exercise; and in recent Venereal Cases, i i et son the first Eery, and bed.rootne, ice. over ; a one entrance. their un re de sp r ec netZ e ga to rnm quit at Michaelmas ccrt, aro! oho wiN s!--k° where an early application is made on discovery of the infection,l library, eating parlour, and &awing ;nom on the ground Boor • they pledge themselves to perform a cure In the short apace of : *with a well-arranged set of servants' offices detached ; a double Specificatioes may be ohtained twenty-one tiar before the Sal. two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treat- I coach-house, stable for five herses, *locum stable, and otber out. by application to the Angel, Bury ; Bell, Mi1d...0114; larch, FY.. silent (which has never been known to fail in one Slagle instance buildings, well supplied with watee, pleasure grounds, neatly laid Hoops, Cambridge; at the Place of Sale ; and at the nrinti”• in a practice of twelve years, during which period many persons I out and planted, kitchen garden and land, containing in ill 4bout Inns in the neighbouring Towns; and also of Joscpli Ecteo . : of both solos have been cured, even affer severe and ir.jorious ten acres, with as extensive right sit aitmnon, only one mile front - F.l. Oiftibridge ; Edward Witherhy, Esq. Newm.rket, a..! methods had been punted by other Practitioners withoin effect). Ascciel - fench, 2 bone Sunning We and Biackman, 4 front Ilia- Charles Wedge, Esq. Weedy Bottom, rear Ni.wmarket: ..: latices thorn to thus publicly offer their advice. field. and 26 from London. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Messrs. Woodcock and Bateman, Not '2, Lincoln's Icn t a p ! og ": • . i Messrs. GOSS and Co. may be consulted daily, personally or by Watson, Wiukfield.rqw, of.wheits particulin may be had. on Um Mr. James's Office, New lioswell.court, Lincoln'slliosLcr,a letter, by either sex, with inviolable socrocy,delicag,andatiintions premises; Willie Hart; Windsor; Squirrel, W itikteld Pain; whine phew worSe seen. Patients In the country are requested to describe theft age, ditan,Betwn; Bush, Staines; White 1:b 2:4. oe dn e lltook ; Red . manner of living, &c. Incioslng a Bank, Note, and the 'amia Linon, Hosigkigi a Messrs. Knight ant mod the Ikai, N. be daly attended to, fed advice and medicines - I*ml to ;my part of Kingston ; Pigeons, Branford; at Gate si • egkrifjjg. LONDON t . the kingsleni.-411, Bouverie-streetAeitt-stope.. , • • , Robins, Woilidakestreet l iallidolkaillaiins .. Orrice. Na. 1 • . . . .. . . -., . • 11l _. . ' _ —_ • . 11,04 wd Published* L ays r. NT, at the 1. Carepttreet, and a the Oltx,Ttsvit • e • • • • -ramoßaow. - Sunrises I. t Auts %eta, I Mewl rises, 9 minutes after 81 51 minutes after 6 to minutes aver 14 - " -• • • HIGH WATER AT LONDON 131I1DGE To-mcnutow. Morning Afternoon • • • 51 minutes disk S FOR FEVERS,C4FI..UENZAS, MEASLES, att. DR. JAMES'S POWEEP. iIS Medicine, efts* an Unparalleled Success for 4 * nearly seventy years; has galled a proud pre-eminence over every other '.Febrifuge.—An imitation, tailed the Antinionial Powder, was adopted in the Pharcuseopetts of the College el Physicians in 1712 ; and in 1791 a most elaborate Analyses of the two hledicin,:s was published in the Philoselphical Transactions; from whieir it was confidently assumes!, that they wereche same. In a subsequent Edition, however, the College fairly and frankly , confessed, that.this Powder" was neither so mild, nor , so certain i in its operation as Dr. James's, and that it could not be adminis. tered with Safety in similar Doses "—'lhus ended their identgy. But the Antintonial Powder is now altered in the New Pitarall copaia : not pretending indeed to be Dr-James's; .bat " more nearly assimilating to it in Doses." The truth is, however, that this Preparation is as remote as the former from the real' Fever Powder; and when Health and Life are atStake, nu one surely will sacrifice, to the equivocal Merits of any Ss4stitute, the long approved Efficacy, Safety,and Certainty of the Original Medicine. It is sold only tuff. Newbery and hens at their Warehouses, NO. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, London; 'or No. •9,, Dame street, Dublin ; as .also at Dr. James's late House in Bruton. street ; Price 2s. 9d. a packet, or a dezen itta bouts (as made op for Ise Army and Navy) fee Vs. But pone are genuine un less the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul e, are engraved in the Stamps. • • DIED. On the 6th loom et Ashford Hall, Flalop, George Criwfred Ricketts, Esc leteisi.famalea, and for malty years Attorney-Ge neral and *J 4 l . oects General IQ his X tajvsty in oat ilatid. • * Mk Souse In Pict-strcet, - ISulilin, the Ro. Lewis Kerr, Olgod At Tiverton, after aßtigering Illness, the Rea. Wm. Walker, rector of Lroughton Giffard,Wilts, and of esisiuswiek, Somerset, pt chc::dary of Wells C.a.:kal i anAlsrinsicif,lds TidaJesty's Justices of the PL.cc for the euuniy of Ikvotl. ' MOST ALIGIBLE PART 1 01 1 PARALANE. CAPITAL RESIDENCES, WITH. CIFFICEi, COACH. HOUSES, STABLINti, &e. • liy Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Friday, April 24, at One, in Two Lots, A VA LUriALE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Park-lane, between Seymour-date and Hertford street ; comprising the spacious Mansion late in possession of Nobleman, together with the gateway. to the Stabled, three Coach houses, and Stables for thirteen Horses; the Premise' contain in' front to Park-lane forty-tfwei feet and one hundred and rightecn text in depth, and a eon-.-nalsie to an unrivaled residence I,or a family of the test ilistiaetiun, a commanding A and lyrist •che:rful situation, with beautiful and extensive rich Vlore of the tountry. Lot. L A very Eligible Residence, on a smaller scale, adjoin his,l4-I,lie occupation of Mr. Hammond, containing in front of Pelk4llile twenty-:wo feet and I it) teet in depth ; the House cowSpidits.leoWo rcoms on a floor, with Offices, and-Standing-room fee s. coach houses, and Stables for ten Horses. Throe Pre mises are eupabie or being converted to ,a spacious family rest &wee% or may be iaid to Lot I. and together would form one of the first Mansions in the Metropolis. Plane of the Premiers may be seen at Mr. Cockerell's Offer, in S4ville-row ; or of Mr. Aubale. Particulars :nay be had on tkd Premises; at Mr. Cockerell's Office, in Saville - ros e e-roe;s e ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,War wick-street, Goldondsquare. 51'. JAMES:S-SQUARL • Valuable #REEHOI D PREMISES, r.n.l extenlive PLOT of GROUND, King-street, St. James'a.square, running hackwzrils nearly to Pall By Mr.ROIIINS,at Garrawars, on Tuesday, May 7, a!Twebrft in One Let, t A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, coin prising an extensive and very eurnmodiottwre , idence, ►it I: ate I in Kirz.strert, St. James's-square, planned with a rori..e of .tipigar. mews ou each floor, and adapted for the accommodation of h family of distinction, with numerous domicile Offices, embracing ass intent it front of•upwards .of 60 feet, and in depth about 163 feet, convertible and very applicable fora public office or irotitn tibn, and a mast commanding situation for an Hotel of the first magnitude. Mat be viewed by applying on the premise:, rt u tar s may be had . ; of Messrs. Drewe and lioxharnNew-Inn ; at Gar rawars, and of Mr. Roblm, Warwieb-street, Gulden-square; where a Plan of the Premises may be seen. .:*). trio, 4r ,