Star. — London, England, 1807-07-15 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIO I O. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. Glamorgan, or Prince of Wales's Fuzileers. John Edwards, Erg. to be Major, vice Tribune, dceeafed. Da' ted May 28, 'Soy. ad, or Eaflern Battalion of Glamorgan Volunteers. George Bird, Gent. to be Second Lkutenant, vice Manias rain ed. Dated June 26, 'Soy. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Banff. rfl Battalion of Banffshire Volunteer Infantry. Major Stewart Seater to be Captain of a Company, vice PattOr fon, appointed Engin in the tit Royal Veteran Battalion. Enlists Andrew Morrifon to be Lieutenant, vice Donald, appoht. ted Adjutant in dr; Fraferbargh Volunteers. Alexander Harper, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Morelia, promoted. Commillion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the. County of Ayr. Charles Sem-milk M'AUilter, Efq. to be Deputy Liewpost. Dated Jame 22.1 1 1 3 1. Commiffions in the Weft Kent Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Major John Kenward Shaw to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Dal ton, promoted. Dated June 29.1807. Captain James Belt to be Major, vice Vacant Mardiam, refits. ed. Dated March 30, taw. Charles Cliamberlayne, Efq. to be Captain. Dated March ai, 004. - • Thomas Harman, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Charles Timeßon, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated as above. lenry Wall, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 7, day. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Deeleiton and William Walker, of Maochefter, Julo Ij, :Sol. Samuel A nderton, of Leeds, and John Ryeroft, of Barran, b9th ' of York!hire, common ca;riers. April 1,1807. Jofeph Hollings and Thomas Hollings, of Bradford, Yorkshire, woolftapleis. May 1,21107. James Holt and Samuel Edge, of Manchefter, Lancafhlre, engra eras, July 8,1807. James Harrifoo and Robert Ancell, of the city of Carlifle, Cum berland, 61h-book-makers ' July 6,1807. William Maud and ThomuLliter, of Bradford, Yorkshire, fur. geons and apothecaries. June so, tBo7. David Whitehead and Co. of lvfanchetter,brafs and iron foinden, July 5,1807. Thomas Broomhall and William Nlckolofon, of Cannon-ftrect, London, dry-Calters, July 20, 1807. George Hogg, Laneclot Middleton, George %Isabella. and Tho mu Dolby; of Brabant-court, Pbilpondase, London, June 30, xBO7. Jofeph Clanton and Mac Worin,jim. of Fiftt•ftrect Hill, London, linen.drapers, June 14,1807. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept 8. William Bickford jackfon, late of Exeter, merchant, at ' cleien, at the Globs Inn, Easter. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Mllifh and David Lythgee, both late of Wigan, Luca (hire, merchants and copartners. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Bates, of Chatham, near, Maachefter, and Jahn Bates, of Halifax, Yortlhire, woelftaplers and dealers in cattle, to fur. render Auguft 3. 4. and as, at ten, at the White Lion, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. Wiultewortb, Gray's Inn-equate, Loudon; or Mars. Wigglefworth and Thanpfori, Halifax. Thomm Clift, of Weltbury, Wilts, clothier, July 17, 08, and Auguft 25, at eleven, at the George 100, in Fronts Sdwood,—. Anomie', Mr. Gilbert Rotten, From Sclwood ; or Mr. Win. Eltis, Hatton Garden, Landed. William M'Donald, late of York-ltreet, Covent Garden Middle fen boot and (hoe-maker, July Augolt 4, said ay, at ten, at G u ildhall Attorney, Mr. bonus Blaeltftock, St. Mild red's coon, Poultry, London lobo Holland, now or late of ilettinham, butcher, July $4, 15, an d Aug* gy, at fig, at the Punch Bowl, is Anoraks, Meats Rigge and Merrifield, Carey erect, Lincols's Inn, London ; or Mr. Charles Latham the younger, of Melton Moorhen, Leieeßcriblre- William Chambers, of Carlifle. Cumberland, draper, dealer and animas, Auguft 13,14. and 25, at elevenott the Gram, Car- Hffa Mt. Clenuell, Staple's Inn, London; or Mt. Saul, Collins. Riche:xi Spencer Fern, o(CannonAreet, Leadon, drgalter• draw' and chapnan, July IL Augutt q, and as, at tilrelvs,at Guil4bol4 Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Culhion-eourt, Old Droad.ttnet. Barnett Barnett, of Sheppy Yard, in the Minoring, Mlddldex, dealer and chapman, July at , 2S, and Aus,at ten, at Guild. hall, London. Atibrney, M. A. Itasca, NaN az, Ckorge-itreet, Minoria. DIVIDENDS. ply at. Samuel Hitt/tin, of Kinsiland had, Middkiez, vlQaal kr, at ten, at Guildhall. July 20. Mark Anthony Vihitcornbe, of Gofpart, Hants, cos. mon brewer, at three, at the Ship and Cale, Ponta'. July so. Philip Dugdall, of Portia, Hants, pork butcher, at nine, at the Ship and Cattle, Portfea. July at. Samuel Ferrand Waddington, of York.itreet, Southwark, surrey, banker and hop merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall July as. Jofiah Fletcher, of Stockport, Chelhire, Ltariose, dealer chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. 311), at. Thomas Thoobald, late of Oxford-ftreet, Middlefe,t, ltuficr, at ten, at Guildhall. LONDON MARKETS. • • SMITHFIELD MARIEBTrjaIy i 3. To fink the offal--pet Mee of 81b. Pre, 49 6d to p a real 61 od to Is 64 Mu t ton 4s 6d to pod Pork 5s 94 to is od Lamb p 6d to 71 od. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, jury 13. Per (tone of ltb. by the carafe. Beef 3s 4d to 4s od I Veal 3s 0) to 41 &I Mutton p 44 to 41 ad Path 41 44 to p ot Lamb 4s 411 to a ss. Sd. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Wlateckapel. Hay per load 4 to oto 6 to o thy per load 4 4to 6 6 itraw 3 5 oto 3 13 o Straw 5 14 to 3 so Clover s to to 0 r 6 PRICK Or DST AND STRAW IN SWITRTIRLD. Ker. - 31 IRS to 61 6s New (lover of os to of os ::ca Ditto of os to of os Straw, 51 rp to 31 31 — ...lover 41 15s to 61 toe MICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 sp to 71 7s I Pockets 61 6s to SI os PRICE OF HOPS. RAGS. POCK'S'S. 51 Is to 71 7s /Cent - SI rat to yi to 51 pto 61 tas Sull'ex - sl ios to 71 co -51 51 to 61. 8s Farnbam 81 os to stl Cl OW Duty laid at 48,0z01. . RAW HIDES. •••t tfides(pet Roue) so lid to 3s od NOrreSki n 4 Ij• to tp64 each Middling as sd to as 44 Sheep Skins os od to as od Ordinary, as sod to as ad Shearlings as god to as ad Heavy calf ass od acts 1 Lamb Skins as od to 39 od No Variation in tits Price of Leather. PRICK OF TALLOW James's market 3s 44 TOVIM Tallow 311 s od to •-.4 ' t . tlre Market .3s 44 Yellow It u ff ia Sos od to cos whiteebapd Market White ditto 364 od to ow tpct Sane of Sib.) 3s Ad Soap ditto gss to —4 od ----- Melted Staff 431 to 43$ 6d 91 x I tad Ditto rough sits od to oe Average Price 3s 4d Orca'ces to. od Good Dress zos to of Yellow Soap, 7.85--Mettied,EBB—Curd, 92s Poles of Candles per dozao, tom od—Svfoulds. Its 64 .., COAL MARKET, Jak 23. ti!lps at Market Ships fold Price 26 Newcaitle Coal II v 43 8 3 4 " Sea !a .- 1 Sunderland I 59s Pi ID 434 ea MAAMICAJ• • On the nth initaot, at Whitehall, by fpeeial INNINit ass.' Lindfay Bleyrick Burrell, fecond fm et the Ries Mg. Lord Guitydir, to Frances, youngeft daughter of the late jaass Dmidl, SALES BY MKT TN. - Riau:matt . VILLA. By &term WINSTANLEY and BOW. At Gentway's Calfee-haufe, Cernhlll; en Wellman , . the sth at Asgeft, at Twelve o'clock, ACOMMODIOUS Leafehold RESIDINCE, nosed on an depot Plan, with every accommodation for. a Nobleman or Gentleman's Penalty, with fultable alms, lodge, lawn, pleafure grounds, &robberies, prodative gardem. dairy. coefervatory, , caniagolard, farm•yard, and out buildings; abut ay acres, fern:lug a de. fightfal rettlig, stell =ly ihreemoll Me the public eye, fituate at Dulwich. the jeeptety sad rilliseet 41* French, Efq. The Hoofs elmtains a dmodagoomm e so feet by 22, fitted up with impala ; m o w 410. 440 , 0 , & Irby as, with oak 600r11 library. homallpiollmnen's rose, matrons bedrooms and drehhopoome, wen *eke with waiter; held for 63 years. from Ivitcbsabrie. d oesY to a ibeibireeed rent, early por kies may be bed. • be dewy& by Tickets, with. with Panic*" may be had of and Son, Paters.. 11118 W FOREST AND w net VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, AND TIMBER, WIT li THE LAND-TAX REDEEMED. By Mr. NEWELL, On Monday. the 27th of July, sBoy, at the Green Dragon Inn at Brook. in the perils of Bramitiaw, New Foreft, Hants, under conditions which will then be produced,— ALL thole THREE FREEHOLD ESTATES, lying at Weft Hamham, near Salilbary, and at Birchen wood and Bramfbaw, in the counties of Hants and Wilts, com priLog as follows: WEST HARNHAM (SMALL) FARM. Situate about one mile weft of Satilbury, confliting of a Cottage and Garden, and 3.3 A. a R. 27 P. of Arable, Meadow, and Pal um Laid, in the occupation of Mr. John White, upon a Lea(e for at years, expiring at Michaelmas, :809; which Farm will be difpo(ed of in the following Lou, viz:— , Lot a. The Cottage and Garden, and a Field of Arable Land, called The Caovv, containing d A. 23 P. Let a. The Mara Meadow, 3 R. 8 P.—Lowe'r Marlh Meadow, tA.t6P. Lot 3. The Ferns (Pafture Land), containing a A. t R. 21 P. Lot 4. Mb Chia (Pafture Land), containing i R. 29 P. Lot. 5. Au Ariqtrnent of Arable Land, formerly Down, con tain 4 A. 2 R. EN. The above Pretnifes are TYTINI•OItii. BIRCHIIIIWOOD FARM, with the Buildings and Cottages thereon, sreate on the Wiltihire fide of the parifb of Branifhaw ; containing Alf A. a R. 31 P. of arable, pafture, and coppice, or wood land, let on leafs to the Widow Withers, for a term of Ai years, ending at Michaelmas nest. This Farm will be fold under ,Lot No. 6. BRUNTPORD FARM, Game in the laid pallet of Beadlitaw, containing 98A. sR. 28P. of arable, paha% and apple, or wool land, whereof 33 A.l R. 15 P. an is Menthe, and 65 A. 13 P. in Hamplltire, let OD leafe to Mr. Charles Petty, for ie years, end ing at Micludmas next. This Farm will be fold under Lot No 7. The Timber ads Mate to be valued land paid for in the cultonairmonsr. It toe& be obvious, heat the long term enjoyed by the timalais. ll l braes astranowal attbdr hares, that the& Mt very haprepaable elates, and thafillauebotwood and Bramataw are weal a ring fence, moth Walaweswey placed on the borders of thinly Emelt, canaltlais all the bounties of delightful fernery, Ma me being d -ermidlaiw on die hi* law or cottons, yet participating 1110 many Wald privllirs, fuels as right of common fur saute' yam. al hap. airbag% and an annual allotment of wend Fir fuel—TM allbgaal Ihrtwahaw le s a miles from Salilbstry, term Southampton. 23" from Lynaingtoo, ad from Chriltehutch, so from Ithigamed. and II free Romsey,with roads to each of thole places sequined for gewiteh in any other pert of the kingdom. But the chief otoelkoeyittendlng the property now on tale is, the regahr led aaarnawon hock of young thriving timber, (the Tress sasigyakoodilleviral thoofends in number) on a foil quite congenlaltia kampld growth, and every way worthy the attention ofany Gamemme who may prudently look to a future family con- Gammas Ohmage for younger children. Betides, &amain , . from lea basheyea the New Forelt, is becoming so enlarged vit. lase, foetal gagallon honks having been lately crated there; and no place in ear ant the Fortit is better calculated for building a Sommer Rellikace. Oa Let y. esdafive of the Barns and OIE co neceffary to the Farm. is a very good and fubftantiaily BRICK rr i lL HOUSE. which. at a (mall expence, might be couverted into a comfortable dwelling for a genteel Family. Note--Grate Seeds have been town this spring en the Parma at. Birebenwood and Bramiluw with the Lent Corn. Mr. Robert Fry, of &Maury, will dire& s perfun to thew the Presages at Welt Bambara ; and Mr. Aklander, of Bramiltaw,, has Maps of the other Eflates, and will point oat the Grounds to any Gentleman derarous of feelag them. A printed Particular of the Elates, with the conditions of fate, may be had at the principal Inns in the neighbouring towns, at feveral of the London Cott ze honks, place of fate, and atthe Prin ting Offir.e, Salliburf —For any further information, application may be made to Mr. Allen, of Whitchurch, Hants. SOU 111 WALKS. WIFTEEIv THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND in the Comities .! Oirdlisa,Tarriartben, sad Panbreke. will heels* for Sale, by Private at the Black Lion Inn, in the town of Lampeter, in thin, on Tudday, the ISt h of Argun next, and four followfikg dam. The principal part of this property is fo &tilted, as to admit of its being divided into Three diaind and well conneeted Pinata. The Brit of them to coalift of the Manor or Lordßiip of Lam • peter, with all its Political and other Rights, Royalties, Re and twit of the Honks and Buildings in the Town of Lampeter, and &limit all the Lands in that Pariah and fete& adjoining parilhes, in the fame County, of the annual value of 30001. or thereabouts. The beautiful River Tivy runs through this Eitate ; and to any perfoo difpofed to build a Refidenct in Wales, a ntoß delightful Minden for a Mention prefenta itfeif here, abdundlng in Wood and Water, and commanding the molt extenfive profpedts and pidturefque views, over the heft cultivated and mull luxuriant part of South Wales, in a very cheap part of the country, and within a convenient diltaoce of *good Market Town. N" B. Lampeter ia a contributory Borough for returning a Mem ber to Parliament for the Town of Cardigan. • And all perfona admitted at the Lord's Court in Lampeter, an entitled to vote far the return of fuck Member. More upon this head appears unneaffary in this phce, but it may be peeper co obferve. that this Lot may be Wrote/ to tOOOL a year, oe upward', or reduced to !soul or wool at the gdes oldie Purchafer. The Second Lot, to emtfit of kveral Farms and Lands,/ in the Parini of Pantein,in the Paid County of Cardigan, adjoinigg the lies, within (even mike of the Town of Cardigan. called the'Pem• brio and Lambent E the anoint value of wool. or there. shouts, pable of e improvement. at little ezpenee, by reeks ca kat coal and lime may be landed on the ERate from the fee, and that fee weed sad SA fend (favourite manure in this country) are dote at hand. The Third, to tomtit of Ilene Buildings hi the Town of Liam , fawell, in the County of Carmarthen ; and fevers! well cnnneaed Parma in thin Parini,, and in the adjoining Parilbes of Cale and Lianyerwya, is the filar County, of the anneal value of boa or thereabouts. The rend the Peeptity, confining of Come Buildings, in the Town of Haverked Weft,and fevers! detached Nuns, in different parte of the dime Condos above named, will be fold in kparate Loa • se will she dive feparate Elates above mentio=ed, unlds pont:dem Ikell be limed for them, is Three Lott The whole of the LIMP ere now In a tepid Bate of hegrove• ingot. frogs the New Belle. of Agriculture lately inundated lop Semi Wales ; and may. le a few Team at a very ineepllderable erpiee4 be moil to Vim at deed! double Übe prdaryest; Kieft. This dressftwe alma prehrithas # Mto p* nape to Wales dot in Wild e where dot Lands are stread) asesiimprovell, as to *SW bet *de v il' any, chum c a funhe, adenoma of Soot; 011o t the Tarnow to Wdes pity Poe Lod Tex, anion other asitialftp,oosopt the LoodieraPtoperty-Taz. Printed Pankollett - of the wilds ititatoloay °Lord,' ho hod, at UK Chambers of Mr. Hogh lid& Limas& low at the 011ee of Mr. Thomas Lewis, of in Cuourtirolhire ; of Mr. Charles Ha ndl (Land iwpeSoftwood, near %Auk South Wales; sod of Mr. Lisa lhoginae, of Newtown, hfootgoteery , gh t Charles Ilidsovolloif Lesepator, will thew the Peteewen • sat Cep% Mates I Mai* Vilma, Ifs of Wel% near tha Vewielo owl Laesheedrinhee, lbew atit Itsfer_ty ; and Me. Chalet ail ell thew fuel pate of the thoolhel property as en* Pia end that put et Canierthoellke 'Oa ad- Pit* SAtE S AUCtiON Iniumeth, • Irriikr,tU At 014.6°11 Tavern, FoThe .o. as . gift July. What, at Ten o'clock In the Foramen. T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.... 405 EOM& nowsnurrion. s Cahn ilemen? 47 Baum $37 Bales ghat Wool About It , Tim FINN 311iNfellfus Wood, and soap Staves • Part of the Cargo of the Amid is Brig BILISAILIVS. COSTn Homes Mager, from New Tigkotiliared to the Claimants. For viewing, Samples. and finale ftlirunnotbm. apply to Phillip Steam and Son, Elquires, in Lendilis I sr to Mr. pita Hawker, Merchant. Plymouth. After which, by dire:lines of the Commillioners for the Canoed Difporal of Pruillan Property, The Besmihd, Fatt Copper-bottomed Ship, ANNA WILHILMINA; of the following Dimes Limb So ft. rt si in. as 6 _ • t Dsfku -- 4 Hold 8 -- s Admeafures ITt It -pith Tom. She is Bridth bulk, fuppofed in the Thames, copper eaftenta. has a figure had and quarter badges. pierced fir is guns. with a very nest and convenient round boufe on the quarter deck. fishable histha for the Matter and Officers; alto an elegant says, with Rate rooms for paffeugers below, good fteerage dte. No alfo capable of carrying a large cargo, and malt be oes;fidenall soma defirable Veffel for the Streighu, Weft India, or Sock Annerican ITrades, oe as a Packet to Whoa, Malta, America, or Weft India Nands. Her materials are good, has a patent wisdiah, aid re quires very little to be done to fend her to any part of the Globe. Detained on her voyage from the Cape of Good Hope, by his Ma jetty's Ship Calcutta, prior to the declaratiod of holtslities spina Prude, and Slue condemned to his Majetty. For Inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After the Sale of the ANNA WILMIKINA a Fine Dutch built Koff, about two years old, of the followi ng Dinienious: Length 88 ft. v in. Breadth st zo Dqtb zi Adventures. 189 53 94. the Is a Veffel of the &ft dais; sod of vest capacity, adaptal for the Timber, or my other Trade, where great burden is ddr. able. She is ameba, mei ht Stores, and may be font to fat in one week. For viewing the Yell' awl auM. apply to hir.plllllllAWlEllt, Merchant, Plymouth. Capital ESTATES, near CARLISLE, FOR SALE. (By order of the Devifees, in troll, of the late Sir Wilfred Lawton, Bert. deeeafed). at the Crown and Mitre inn, Wine, on Today the 2sth day of AngaftoSoy. Either together or In feparate Lots. Lot I- e LL: that extentve, compaft, and eligible ATythe free lillete.callad NSW LAITH's HA LI., coo - filling of a complete fet of wen-bunt Farm Hauling, all in good repair, and 328 A. 2R. soP. of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, divided Leto (liftable inclofures, an lying together, within the diltance ofil mile or thereabouts of the City of Car.. line, and adjoining upon the great Turnpike road, leading from that City toDaliton, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Bow. man, as tenant. 2. A me* cooled and defirable Freehold Miele, fituate at Morton Head, within a mile of the raid City, and immediately adjoining upon the above mentioned Elate of Ncw Laith's Hall on oee fide, and the great road leading from Wine to Wigton on the other, contAing of an excellent new•bunt Dwelling-hoofe, barn. (table and other oat Aces, and t roA. all. 25P. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Paftere Ground. divided into (affable in t clofures, including a thriving plantation of young wood, cootaining tsA. 2R. all now in the poffeillon of Mr. Thomas Snowden. as tenant. The above two dimes, as well from their vicinity to Carling, as from their beautiful commanding Undue's, are well worthy the attention of any gentleman of fortune wildag to pur chafe an eatarfive property. The Landless* 'no well calculated for being fubdiNed into a variety of (mall Leta. for the occupation of perfons mean' in or near Coding, and win be accordingly offered to (ale in each way. The Elate at New Laiths hall is of Leafehold tenure, under the Dean end Chapter dead*. Cassabas will be mama at the time of Sale; and farther particulars way to the mos limbs had, on application to Mars. Graham, Kicaderley and Doncolla, Lincoln's lan London ; Mr. John Norman, the Land Steward at Brayton Houle ; or at the Olden of Mr. Mounfey, Solicitor, in Cailine, where plans, and a ' particular of the different Eftates are lodged. The refraive te nants will Sew the Pranifes. CAPITAL MANORS AND =TATES IN LOWIISWATER, i:UII4I3LKI.APIIJ. By Order of the Devito:ea in mull of the late Sir Wilfrid Lawfm, Baronet, deceafed, At the Globe lon, Cockennouth, Cumberland, on Friday, the 28th day of Acquit, 1807, (The Sale to begin at 7 o'Clock ice the Evening), g• a LL that extenfive and truly valuable and de -1 I- firms MA*OR. or united S4A/CORS of Lowefwater. Thaekthwalte, and Braekenthwatte, campaliki withid its limits an extent of country of nearly so Miles in elreumference„ and upwards of 7o different cuittanary Tamagni& In which are fituue, the beautiful and romantic Vale of Lowahrates, and the Grand Cafeade, called Smleforce, and adrobiai upon the eaten five Lakes, called Crommack and Putterman Lakes, and the romantic Vales of Lorton and Buttermers. The cuftomary rents are 351. tos. per annum. Moft of the Tenements pay arbitrary fines on change of Tenant, and alto en the death or the Lord. All the valuable Timber growing upon the caftomary !Sates belongs to the Lord. The Walks within the Manor are extremely large, and abound with a variety of Game. thofe Dentelbe LANDS of the MANOR of LOWESH WATER, cuddling of a large parcel of valuable Grazing Ground, called the Holm. which with the adjoining Lake or Sheet of Wa ter, called Loweiwater Lake, contain together 292 Acres or thereabouts. 3d..—Alfo a camps& ESTATE, called RIGGBANK, near to the Lake, containing 46A. 2R. 33P. or thereabouts. of rich Arable and Meadow Ground, now in the occupation of Elizabeth WilCoa, u Tenant; and alto a Dwelling Houfe, Garden, and parcel of Land, called Lord's Acre, now in eke pocifion of Mr. John Hod fon. There Dement Lands are fituate In the centre oftke Manor, and from their beautiful commanding fituation in the Vicinity of the Lakes, are peculiarly adapted for the country refidenee of any Gentleman and kis family fend of retirement and rural diverfions. 4th.—A FREEHOLD TYTHE.FREE ESTATE, called BARKBETH, fituate in the pan& of Bafenthwaite, in the Cud eountpd Cumberland, containing, by menfuration. 6t acres, 3 mods, s 6 poles,or thereabouts, now in the poffeffson of Thomas Yenward, as tenant. Conditions will be produced at the time of fele, and further particulars, in the mean time, may be bad on application to Mears. Graham, Kbsdaley, and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, Lon don ;• Mr. jobs Norman, at Brayton-houfe. Cumberland, or at the office of Mr. Mouniey, foileitor, in Candle, where plans, and a particular of time Merest tiara, are lodged The refpedttive tenants will Stew therendiee.. DR. PRIMA? _Ars GO TT A SALUTARIS. 'THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been fo 1 hs proved, that sidtbg of dos prefent day can bear a competides with It in IS the istmet imp of a certain Difeare, ' whkli k dliolisally ewes awl weeks* heft the habit. without asides die peisful Wisps mkt algoihre flat anomie Ideation, 'Simi eilitit the coakkoties la esSlofr it even re . giftdied *tam oi;airema liallasfe t or , isMau TIE ti lositlaahis Dirge loperramal th* claim to public be mon thaa eliety rem II all elks *- Wiry of feast; they prove a tiever4alitg reiterative, *he ' deer the debility la produced by too bulk et Mercury, Nide pit:three or the elletb et a Ovate dimes to travellers, eadthek going ab road. They =soot be resowssesded too Ores* to there who Wig nudes a fakliposematitosaphoe owe is ill 01 *abbess Glow, sal weeks& this tilts die Wait mil organs of wiper ay ha ' _ Mani wows hata me po:it: there, who iir Pots hod boon diethyl of thee Sold whalilli retail at-hlls..flatioarsaia. 4, est. ear of Parieumillemrow, sadisik With's. Walton. Pardee; Wilkaad Raga% Itpeaude; Pack, KA; Uwe% Dub lin; hiaskrall., Glafpav t Smith sad litenisiton, Edisburgh ; . mid Wm* seaway esidiclime vlll‘hattles, at se. pd. each, Itillispisalt,ess. . .. , 4 , f • PiJBLIC ADVAN I TAfit #7 l `HE minim= public tuna always deg°. A: from profeillosal me.dirmilng along ea. clutiody ta d = mow fpeeles of malady, was never more c=kilooseftrward than by the unexampled (needs which has tie oftsiontrados d their new remedy. and the ettra• tsedfillet corm k boa pretaisoi For a long feriesof years, Metre CORM and Co. Sorgossa,_ formerly in his Majefty's fervice, have Made the Venereal Da* dm particular *Died of their hi yeftliatios, and are happy IN having difeovered a medicine fop& riot to arreury in the awe of that complaint-.lt is fufficicnt tL obferve that the Media this remedy are diametrically oppofite to tide of mereuty.for though it completely eradicates every veflige of the dna, ha kw molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the Initialers the ...111dition—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf toga la all its afteral fistilloos, promotes appetite and facilitated digedik.--ttoss band of rehreing a lirong and vigorous eaniiitit. doe to the frightful candid°n that mercury does, it not only pr e . heves that conflinoloo in its porinstpe (bite, but reftores a weak aillideldllfated one to its natural firength an i vigour. iiitaberiefs initances are on recent record of the fuperior efficarf dab Medicine, its inherent and (pectic virtues acting as a per: can-eetive to bodily debility, whether proctedlng frond trni=a s\ ci conjugal or illicit pieafure, of from the mord though not leis deftrudive bululzence of Lest dosfilato,of both fetes in a certain pernicious habit Amidd. the holy variety of diforders which are title confequevre et this 1110 vice, there arcuate more &eliding than that dilln.ffini tato ofity - and deficiendy, which prevents orembi uers the ma.; triacolal Rate ; the unhappy fufferer broods over his istisfortime, aftagmed to leek relief, until he is redueed to fuela a Rafe of weak. nets as to render life oppreffive. To fuch perfons It mutt e a con: foling refledion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be re Cored to that greateft of all human Ma. ings,a [irony, manly, and vigorous cooftitution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever caufe arifing, as wallas in every fpecies of venereal infedlion. Mars Currie and Co. may be confulted by patients of either fez, with the grand! (germ anti honour, at their houfe, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (poft paid) including a bank note, will love the neeeffary medicine and advice fent to any pass ache Kin g dom * No. toy, Hatton Garden. To THOS. TAYLOR, Erg. No. 9,New Bridge.ftreee, London. SIK—I confider it but an aft °finlike due to the merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which has recently been performed by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking out clan old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Complication of Dif orders arlling therefrom), was reduced almoft to a Releton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which famed to Cult his cafe, or do him any fervice; he remained in a molt reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to follow his profeffion, and fcarcely able to walk or even to !tend on his legs ; in fad, no one who knew him ev.:r fuppcied it peak for him to recover. He was advifed at laft to try your Laann's Pitts—he did fts ' ftridly adhering to the diredtiens given with them—he had rot taken more than two boxes, before he found all alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more be found his appetite and ftrength grad - ally return, and is now as healthy and as stout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfou to me for a confirmation of the term accoant jf it thouldbe doubted. 1 I am, Sir, your obedient humble fervent, Library, Folkftone, July tor, tBos. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Taos. TATI.OI, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon don, at his boufe, No. 9, New Bridge (tract; Where,after a constant refidence of more than 4) years, in a practice particularly diredted to the cure of Venereal complaints and thofe incidental to the parts of generation in b,,th fetes. with that inviolable fecrecy which men of his profifEon fhould always obferve, he tatters himfelf the advice and sffiftance he gratuitoufty adminifters to perform taking this medicine, will be efteamed, by a difcerning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Alfa fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of t!'nfe liv. log at a diftance, at the Perfumer's No. 35, st. Albsn's-ftreet, Pall Mall ; the Toyfhop, 103, Oxford- ftreet; Mr. Dilborough, y . Fii itreet-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M`Do. raid's, Olafgow; Mr. Cailwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billing's, Liverpool; Mr. Addnfon's, Manchefter ; and by one perfon in every cod datable awn In Great Britain and Ireland, in bores of-only a... 9d. each, feakd up with full and plain, diredions, whereby .perfon of either fez may cure tketni;lves with cafe, fpecd, farm and fafety: N. B. Beery box fold in Great Britain is fealed up with a Ramp on which, by favour of the Cmomiffioners, is printed at the Stamp Office—T. Taylor, N 0.9, New Bridge-ftfeetm-todudtate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. PsN Picifeffional Men of Education and Re penfibillty deviate from the general Sy Bent by the (citation of a particular branch, the fandion of long continued fucceffes is the belt criterion of fupetioeity. Thirteen years have I devoted my predict to the excitifive treat ntmt of Three Diforden, and the fucceliful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe, as far as I am able, the ranges of thole Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogs, of Human inermitks. After Initiation ins. every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of predict to refette Individuals from the ignorance of needucate4 men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of gene Pal Praditioeers. The Three Difoeders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprik every fpecies of VENEREAL- INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration; idly, all kinds of,ilebility, whether arifing from the habits of fehool boys, or the indulgences of mature age ; and,W. that derangement of the fyftem in wo men whkh is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. thipserous Oneida are the refult of ignorance, or halte in the treatment of a firnple Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the Indifereticta at an unguarded hour. By a Copular method fuch Complaints are nay cured; and, even where others have failed, 1 true that I way pro. fume to oar a radical re-eftablithrnent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diltrefs in this diA order comptred with the calamitous Grunions of men, who.frelli an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent pieties of a fathionable life, acquire that Pate of debility. which is the UM` voidable confequence of Nth pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his nilfery, but ears fully commie his misfortune, It maybe Tome confided= ler him to know, that although it be an objet of doubt er uncertainty with other praditioners, the removal of thefe debolsocies by the gradual progrek of renovation, is the acipiremontni my aped awe. KM rites of Beeches or Venus Dave hops tendon manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early amestiadisik.. of this languid Rate; sod in thefe cafes no great diElcultywrEi mar% ~ But where this deficiency has for years canted, a proper puha. verance is indlfpeofably requifite to revive the !lumbering (pubs of life, and to re-animate the conftitutiom MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dlieppolossd hs their expeetaticos of a family, may be aural, that is not tr Ramie, loth Weds are curable by Medical (!till. The berm which is fo anklet to my undertaking. and the malillondom which I have prefumed to ttate, form the hair; th my gpmenlions, and in coincidence with fuels this int inliO.lo is gives, that Mr. Ekes may be eonfelted perfonally. or by Lenin =w as a find Note), at his hook, No. ay, Armada-tree. near Tesorwliar. b' There ism additional Entrance In Water-Rent sijoides , and the mush ois hook the doors. MARTIN HAM Member aide Royal Caere of Stirgeons la Lamina. A Courosstp—eom Parana, who falkly allot themeless m &Mu/seat kr rat /Meat COtteob.booke foe reeeeol=, pot copied my Advertlements alas& warder word, and them as thdr own prodsderes, it is op duty to inentioo, des thole Perko, we ea Members of any College in Leaden. lino• blush, or &where; nor have they ael right to ratite SargetT in London. N It. A Lift *fide Menden is peNited at the Hose of the Congo la ysena's inn•Adds, which loaf be Would to. TO4AOItROW. Son rites litat fete I Moon rifts s 3 manna I olter's s olter 141 eelovca after , If I.lloli WATER AT LONDON BRIDGAII-MORROW• Mentre 21 Mews after as Memo Sr agnate after la LONDON s terbury-PI Ors*. Pt sled and poblithed by LEVEL KENT, (of Co. Lambeth), at the STAR-OrriCi, Igo. t Carey. bed alfo at be trea, °Drill, Temple ill\ J • . KuyWR 6703 Fourth 1 Under the Patton: J. EVEN SNI URDAY, Hornpipe, and the El F.queftrian I Cons, Ste. a-d, from Military Plenty calk Mancerwes, Horfe tiuucd a fcw events Performances on the landers Horfemanftii Ir peorsat” feenerv. Ballet Pastossime, c 42ALTrio. Doors to be opener A CAPTAIN 1 excitant, to toter, (poft paid) to Rivet ACAPTAIN of Two Battal Pay. without the dill Addrch Captain C Croft. ECOND DA I Prize a 2 S 2 3 0 Sis oo s,(00 MOM sopoo Tickets. - Viet drawn Tide THIR The Drawing • Tickets and Share and by thdr Agents MANSI( To be SOLD ALL that arr table MANSI Vent Land, called It, Palilb of Katlic, ab. within a very Mort ti - The Houfe is cap the lait winter was tt .-- - The Purchafer m Eftate adjoining the the if requires The Premafe.4 ma wards, Efq the Prop lays known of Mr. I - Plymouth, July 6• TO 131 ALL that Z: tifIUSE, Gar Appurtenances, call Moue in the Vara The Dwelling-ha ground floor, four Second floors, with dairy and cellars um Sodfton is &tram and pleafant views c of the market town through enh of wl from Milford to I.r The Country abn kept within a mile brook , !or trout. W A (taint may b etedltit; too Acres. For further para fordweft —Haverfo WHITE H perronal be rope are effential to sr Indian Walhir.g the molt exquilite 4 the Hands which a .cares where the fiti, the hardneli c bendy removed,an racy of appearance, whatever. It is Iv adequate idea of tit Sold by the Pro William Withers, and the Proprietor lar in noticing that No. 27, Bow (tree wrapper. All oth, and Medicine Ven IMP MR. FALI with the lii •fepport he has alr tdo:y to caution t and Gentlemen 'commands) again( by malice and difa; ssre him in the Pu been given in wart( Mr. faleur cannot Mr. Valeta dild in the low and fcui His aims and wilhi lie,by his dram t 4 bate oceailon for tl seeded as to be ena refptetal patrons ipmeroua attempts come forward and as vouchers for M Mr. Faleur bast Aran!, &l 4 NM Tanks high in the f. fame generous mot which he was 'guineas._ Mr. Faker begs tiperiments. he ha raptible, that he r *re ever known to ro benctici7l as to the fame time, tt twat critical Meer Mbm r