Star. — London, England, 1807-07-13 00:00:00

-"AO ~~ L SALES BY AUCTION. By Wm. HAZARD, At the Bear Ton, Bridge Foot, Great Yarmouth, no Saturday, the 18th of joly, 1207, at Ten o'clock preeifdy, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz:— About t6,n00 Gallons of Brandy Calks of Flentean Root a Bottle of Oil of Borman* CAI of Almond* out of lea is Barrels of Laurel I eaves Part of the Cargo of the Toting HBO ster, H H. Folios, Matter, captured on her paffoge from Cetre to Hanthurah, by his Majeity's Chip OBERON. G M SUTTON. Commander, and condemned. And about t 70 - - Gallons of Br..nay Parr of the Cargo of the BAUM filar/ERIC". ADELZR, TI. L. Boa o. Muller. confuted on her paffage from Barcelona, by his IVlajelly'sthip A RIA DN I t Lord Vircount FA UCLA ND, Commander, sod condemned— A I fn. C3lks or Pe.lfl Barley a Ditto of sago I Ditto of et ifte t Cafe , of Tortacco in Roll 24 Bottles of Wine, Conftantia goo Fdam Cheefes Part of the Cargo of JO NCI REINA, J. H. Naives, lalt Matter, and condemned —Likewife. About too qrs. of Oats which will be fold in (mail Lots, for the convenience of the rm. chafers. The Goods to be viewed feven days previous to the Sale, by sp• plying at the Counting-truth of Mr. E.T.Ommanney, Merchant, Yarmouth ; or, to the Aualoneti. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-14feet. Plymouth, on Felder , the 3 tit July, infant , at Ten o'elock to tbe Forenoon, 'T'HE FOLLOWING GOOD% Viz.- roe nom, corkescritlln. 15 Caks Anarto , ' 47 Boxes Indigo 137 Bales Cotton Woel About 17 Tons Pieces Mt:4mm Wood, and tow Staves Part of the Cargo of the American Brig Basisaltins. Corm 110 LNI cs Maßer. 'from New York, reitored to the Claimants. For viewing,Samples, and further information, apple to Phillip Sanfom and Son, El - quires, in London; or to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After which, by direttions of the Comeniffionen for the Care and Difporal of Pruffian Property, The Beautiful, FaR failing, Copper-bettemcd Sbip, ANNA WILHELMINA ; of the following Dinsenfions : Length •—• So ft. 2 r Breadth as 6 Between Decks 4 5 Hold s Admeafurea 171 11.9 ith Tons. She is &kith built, fuppured in the Thames, copper fattened, has a figure head and quarter badges, pierced for to guns, with a very neat and convenient round boufe on the quarter deck, with fisitabk Maths for the Mailer and Officers ; alto an elegant cabin, with Rate rooms for paffengers below, good fteerage, &e. She is alto capable of carrying a large cargo. and mutt be confidered a roof! tiefirable Wife' for the Strcights, Weft India, or South American Trades, of as a Packet to Lilboo, Malta, America, or Weft India alandk. Her materials are good, has a patent windlafs, and re quires very little to he done to fend her to any part of the Globe. Ds:raked on bee voyage from the Cape of Good Hope. by his Ma. jcily's Ship Calcutta, prior to the declaration of hottilities againit Prutfia . and lime cendemned to his Majefty. For inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. After the Sale of the ANNA WILII ZLIWINA a Fine Dutch built Ea, about two' years old, of the folloWing Dlmenfions: 1..' , . .•,. - Length Breadth Depth Admeafures -- Sbe is a Valid of the firft eats. and of great earcity, adapted for the Timber, or any other Trade, where great burden is defir able. She is abundantly found in itores, and may be rent to lea in one week. Foc viewing the Veff , I and fto-es, apply to Mr. JOHN HA W Kat, Umlaut, Plymouth. A MOST DESIRABLE AND COMPLETE COUNTRY RE SIDENCE, PARK, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, IN WILTSHIRE. By Mr. KNIGHT, At the Lamb Inn, in Bath, on Wedriefday the tsth of July, 18:7, at twelve o'clock, THAT Singularly BEAUTIFUL VIL L A, well known as ItARTHAM PARK HOUSE, the late re- Menet of Lady James, now accreted, a recent erection. big all the elegat et of deign, with every draneftle convenience A highly finiflted entrance hall, an anti-room, 16 feet by t 9; — drawing town, 29 by 24. (including the bow) and breakfattroom, 17 by a, all of proportionate elevation; forming a tnite of apart " Dents uniting the mutt peeled fymmetry, with the moft Smple ele gattee..—A dining parlour, 3o by 19; a library, the fame lite as the dr4wing m m, and In the fame fuperior ftyle; Seven Seeping rooms, itreffirg-rorms, and fcrvants apartments, an improved water Octet, convenient domeftie offices of every defeription..— Double and fingk coach-haute', ttalkd Rabies for 11 horfes, with vstruies and bed-room t, over dairy and other out-buildings.— 'I lime large gardens walled in, and Rocked with choice fruit trees, s furroutaJng path of 73 acres, enclofed by a Ronefence,partly bor dered by a rowing Shrubbery, and ornamented with timber•trees of the molt luxuriant growth.--The lituation is peculiarly health ful and pleafant on a gentle elevation, half a mile from the London and Bath Turnpike road, enmmandlitg molt delightfully aliverfi- Bed views of a rich and fertile cottony. Hartham is only nine miles eaft of Bath, four miles welt of Chippcnham, and one mile north of Cortham. Alfo, a very deGrable farm of 270 acres, called Hartham Park Farm adjoining, (and if thought more eligible will be fold with the, above) in the occupation of Mr. John Edwards, with a fman pleafatit farm of 374 acres of arable, pafture, and wood lands, and fuitabk dwdling.houfe, its the occupation of Henry Podmore, Efq and a detached farm of 8a acres, called Stowell's. There are feveral quarti-s of good building Acne on the premifes, all futtated in the Pariffics of Corthain and Biddefdon, the greater part free of great tithes N B. he Purehafer may be accommodated with an immediate poffcffion of the nianfion, park, and woodlands, and with the truly neat and appropriate tut niture and Extures, at a fair valuation, which otherwife will be fold by audtion. There is no haft on any of the farms. For viewing, apply to Mr Edwards, aforefaid, at Hartham Park Farm. Of whom may be had printed particulars; as alto at the neighbouring inns; Lamb Inn, Bath ;and Auctioneer's, Devizes; where a plan of the eftate may be fern. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Orme, Bunny Park, Nettinghatnthire. THE HOLT FARM. A Valaable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ES CATE, sear , HERTS. • By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (SuccePt . ' to Mr. Sutra), At Garravrafs, on Thud Jay the 16th Initant, at IS o'clock, , A Very defiralble FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARM, containing ago Acres of Arable, Pafture. Mca dow, and Wood Land, in goodcultisation, in the occupation of Mr. James Kidman , t en ant at will, with a fubileotial new built Brick Rcfidence, iuitable for a Gentleman's Family, Pleafurc and Kitchen Gardens, Gravel Walks and Shrubbery. Coach houfe, Stabling, and excellent Offices, Fartn-houfe, Farm and Rick Yards, Barns, Cart-Horfc, Stabling, Cow-houfc, and numerous Out buildings The litustion is feledt and beautiful, near the Hoe, in the parilh of Paul's, WaMon, a fine (porting part of the county, abounding with Game, and in the neighbourhood of the Hounds; feven mites from flitchin, fit from Wrlwyu, 30 from Hatfield, nine rom St. Alban's, and about toadies from London. The land Tat is redeemed, mid will be included in the mar obarc...,..To be viewed, with leave of the tenant, and Particulars had ten days previous to the [ale; at the White Hart, lVelwyn ; Green Man, Barnet; Whits Hart. St. Alban's; Salifbury Arms* Hatfield; the Inns at Hitebin and Duoftable : of Mein. Joon sod Green, Salifbnry4quare; at Garraway's ; and of Mears. Hog gar sad Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-flreet. • SALES nApcTioN. VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, near WRO. TRAM—EEN By Metres HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suiceffors to Mr. Salt ru ), At °areaway's. on Tbutfday the t6th Man:. at 11. (anlAs an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Priva r e Contra R), AMOST defirable FREEHOLD LSTATE, called JENKIN SMITH FARMS, 23 miles from London, and t t from Maidllone, bounded by both lids of the Road from Wrathful to Stanflead, containing 380 Acres of escellent Arable, , Meadow, Pafture, Orchard and Wood Land, in high cultivation. with a Farm-Hoare, three Barns, Stabling for 14 horfes Cow and Suckling Houfes, Granary Hop , Oalt , Waggon and Cattle Lod ges, Farm-yard anti outbuildings, in excellent repair. The Farm is in tht occupation of Mr. Johnfon, whofe term expires the izth of Odlober next, and offers a vet y defirable pro perty for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural purloin) or the !ports of the field, in a beautiful fertile part of the county, abounding with game, and furrounded by fine roads. To be viewed, with leave of the tenant, and Particulars bad lc' days previous to the fate; at the Bull, Wrothatu; Bell, Maid ltone ; Bear, Town Mailing; Bull, Roehefter; Bull, Dartford; tiger's Head, Footfcray ; of Mr. T. Bentham. Maidftone ; at °areaway's ; and of 'Mars. Hoggart sad Phillips, N 0.62, Old Broad- Rivet. GRONtE COTTAGE,- DORKINta, A LEASEHOLD MEADOW and ORCHARD FARM, and feveral COT FACES—SURREY. r By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succelfors to Mr. Sal ix •), At Garraway's,on Thurfday die "6th billant, at Twelve o'clock, Odds an acceptable offer thould in the mean time be made by Private Cootradt), by Order of the ReSduary Legatees, IHAT elegantly Thatched and univercally ad inked COTTAGE, called the GROVE, the =Cadence and property of dle late Joan Bocierrr, Efq. iteeeafed, in miniature a read Italian Villa., recall the fuperior advantages of I and fcape, Seenery,beautiful Boa Groves, and toady Evergreen Walks, at the foot of which =Rodeo the River Mole, a conllant object of beauty and utility, with Boa Hill on the immediate oppofite WC of, always • admired by the Traveller in that part of the coun try, the Garden of Surrey. The Cottage poffeffes every accom modation for a Family. with double Coach-houfes, Stabling for fix horfes, Pk:afore and Kitchen Gardens, fine Spring Water, and Si: Acres of rich Meadow Land. Alto an ornamental Cottage ad joining, in the occupation of Dr Frafer,tenast at will, and a very deflrable Farm atWeit Humble, in the parte' of Mickleham, and only a quarter of a mile from he Grove. It contains about 31 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Orchard Land, with two Barns, Cottages, Gardens, and Outbuildings. The Purchafer will be accommodated with early poffeffion. To be viewed t 4 days preceding the fate, with tickets only. , lietween the born of ten and three (Saturdays and Sundays ex eeptedi. which, with printed Particulars, may be. then bad of Mears. Hoggart and Phillips, No 6a, Old Broad time- Pant attars may alto be bad at the principal Inns, at Dorking, Leather beadAyegate,and Epfont ; at Gatraway's. and of Wks. Wafter and So li citor, Q . 9cen Erect. Cheaphde. IMSHAIVI PLACE,near E — S - HER and WALYtiff, SURREY Meffra. HOGOART and PHILIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. $llll7 H), At Garraway's. on Friday, the satb Initant, at twelve o'clock, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a beautiful part of the County of Surrey, called HORS II la, Peace, two miles from Ether and Walton, 6x from Kingfton, three and a half from Ditton three. f Cobham, two and a half from Oatlands, and IS from London; confdl ins of 67 acres or land, 20 acres of which are rich meadow, on the bank of the rives Mole, with a valuable right of fiCaery. a lubilantial brick dwelling houfe, eredted within a few years, large walled garden, farm yard, Danis, ttablirg, grasary, and outbuildings; the land tax is redeem ed. The purcliafer may be accommodated with early petit-filen, and is to take the growing crops, farming Rock, and utenflit, at a fair valuation. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fielder, on the prentifes, and particulars had ten days previous to the fale—at the Cattle, Sun - buryrWhite Lion. Cobham; Duke's Head, Walton I Ship, Wey bridge ; Griffin, Kingfton ; Bear, Ether : Red Lion, Hampton ; Barley Mow, Northam; or Itlr. B. Follett, No a, Paper-build ings. Temple; and of Meru. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 61, Old Broad Brest. FREEITULD FIRM, called 'Mit K . 6 PLACE, In the WeaLl of Kent—Land Tax redeem. d, By Mclln. HOGGART and P I I ILIA PS. (Succeffors to Mr. Start n), At Gummy's, at twelve o'clock, an '1 I iu rfday, A null 6, without reterve, by order of the Executors of M r•Thon 'as Barnet Cotton, deecafed, • AVALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, lying wiring axing fence, on the hordes of a Turnpike Road, at Hartley--one mile and a halt from Crattbrook, four miles from Gaudhurft. t 6 ham Battle and Maidftone. three front Hawk. hire, and (even front Lamberhurft, in the County of Kent ; con Limiting upwards of go acres of arable pafturc, wood, and hop land, with a fat rn houre, hop nail, garden, barn, and outbultling.. The wood land, containing Is acres, is in hand, an I the remainder let on haft to Mr Jofeph Dahell, for about eight years unexpired. To be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had ten days previous to the Pale—at the Bull, Cranbrook ; Bell, Maid- Rune; Bull, Wrotham ; Tyger's Head, Foot's Cray; Crown,Tun bridge ; George, Farnborough; of Mr. Jrnp, Solicitor, Clifflrd's Inn; at Oarraway's ; and of Meffrs.Huggart and Philips, No. 6a, Old Broad fired, wikare a plan of tbeellate may be item FREEHOLD FARM, WADHURST, sUi4tlC. -- By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueteffors so Mr SedlT u), At Oarraway's, on Thurfday 6th Auguft, at 12 o'clock. GREA'r BU rrs FARM, a very De fi rable Free hold Enact, containing a:7o aeres of arahle, meadow, pafturr, wood, and hop land, welt cultiva , ed, and in good fituation for ma bets, in the parifh of Wadhurft ; a fine Sporting part of the county of Sufic:, four railerfrom Frant, fit from Tua‘bridgeW ens, twelve from Tunbridge, two from I.antb, rhurft, and twenty miles from Ififtings, with a large farm houfe, three barns, Rattling, cot. tage garden, farm yard, and outbuildings, a none quarry, and marl pit. The Eftate lies very compact on both fides of the turnpike road, and commands a beautiful Otuation for building a Villa, or Spor ting Reftdence ; the land is well fupplied with water, and early tx,ffeflinn will be given. i To be viewed by applying to Thomas Shorter, the Bailiff, on the Farm, of wham particulars may be had, ten days previous to the fah ; silo at the Safes Arms Tavern, and Angel Inn, Tun bridge Wells ; Crown Tunbridge ; Star, Lewes ; Checquers , Lamberhurft ; White Hart, Seven Oaks ; Swan, Haftlngs ;L'aftic, Brighton ; of the Printers of the LewcsJountal and SulTex Adver dfer ; Meffrs Scoones and Son, Attornies at Law, Tunbridge ; at Garraway's ; and of Mcfrrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Broad ftrect,Royal Exchange. where a Map of the lifiate may be ken. ____ IItf.EHOLD FARM, SUSSEX, near TUi in HAND. 131tIppE Ey Meffrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, (Succcifors to Mr. SM I T ), At Gammay . on lharfday 6th of Anglia, at Twelve, o'Cloch, uttlefs an acceptable offer is in the mega time made by Private Contra&l. A VERY defirable ring-fenced FREEHOLD 111 - ESTATE, called FAIRCROUCH and TAPSaLLS, in a Sae healthy part of the county of SuO - cx, in the parilk of Wad• burn. four miles from Lamberburß. two and a half from Frant, four and a half from Tunbridge Wells, ten from Tunbridge, fourteen from Battle, (even from Goodhurft, and twenty from Lewes, comprifing one hundred and forty ,Acres of Arable, Meadow, Failure, Wool, and Hop Land, in good cultlvltion, with a large ancient (tone-bulk MANSION, Offices, Barns, Stabling,Hop Oaft, Farm Yard, large walled Garden and Out • buildings. on Faircrouch, and a Farm Houfe and Oat-buildings' on Tapfells with a Cottage, let to a Tenant at Will The Eft;te is in part bounded by a Trout Stream, with a vain able Stone - Qi_satty and Chalybeate Spring, forming althgether a very dcfirable and' improveable property ; in the Occupationsel the Proprietor, who WM g lad early polßfßom •." • ' To be viewed so days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr; Gorham, An the Premlfes, of whom Partleidars map IR had, aifo at the &See Arms Tavern, and Angel lad, Tunbridge Wells; Crowns 'Tunbridge; Star, Lewes; Chequers: LaiiMerburl White Hart, Seven Oaks; Swan, Hating: . .Cattle, Bightms of the Lewes Journal and Safe: Advertitse Mr. labium, Attorney at Law, Burwath ; Mr. Hoper, dicitor, -No. 41, Great Marlborougs-ftreet; at °areaway.% mid of Metres. fige., Bart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-14cei, itipyil Exchange, Wien! a Map of the Eftats may be ken. SALES BY AUCTION. ;t3 AND CROYDON AND ANDOVER. VARA', Sti•lß ' DWELLING HOUSE, $l.OO MSBURY. By Meffrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Starts), At Garraccay's Coff.:e Houfe, Coniblll, on ThurfJay, the 6th of Augult, at Twist, by Order of the Executors, FIVE Shares, of tool. each, in the above Canal, now completing, and is czpaied to be an advantaged's& Content; alto Twenty Shares, of tool cach, in the Andover Cana and a Leaf. hold Dwelling-houre, No. tt, Hyde-Ereet. Blooury ; containing two Garrets, four Bed Rooms, two ' Parlours, Kitchen, Wadi Houfe, Yard, and Cellaring. Particulars may be had tour days previous to the Sale, at Oar raway's ; of Joreph Sparks, Erg. Adelphi Terrace; and of Mars. Knew and Phillips, No. 6s, Broad Erect. RICHMOND HILL. Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATES on that diftioguithed fpot. By WI,. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Buret fihrs to Mr. SMITH) At Garraway's, on Thurftlay, Auguft 6, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots A• SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE, ' in excellent repair, on Richmond Hill, commanding a luxuriant prof ped of the Banks of the Thames, with a walled Garden and Of. Bees, let on kale for about nine year% unexpir:d, to the Hon. Mrs. Needham, who has improved the prelatic' at a very con& &rabic expence. A Uwaiing-houfe adjoining, containing two room; on each floor, with Offices and Garden in hand, and early poffeflion will I be given. A double Coach houfe, f.:ven Rail Stable and Yard, extending about 3 a feet in front of Richmond Hill, commanding I a beautiful fituation for building. The above Eftates are nearly equal to Freehold, being Copyhold of the Qteen's Manor. Alf°, a Leaf‘bold Eflate, compriGng two Coach hooks and Stabling near the above To be viewed by applying to Mr. Robertfon, Upholfterer, Rich mond ; (the Horfe occupied by Mrs. Needham, with tickets only) which, with particulars, may be had to days previous to the fate, of Mefirs Huggart and Phillips, N 0,62, Broad.ftrect Particulars alfo at the 1 albot, Rizhmmid ,• Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; White Lion, Putney; Spread Eagle, Wasulfworth ; and at Gar. raway's. kitBEHOLD LAND, near TUNBRIDGE. l) Mars. HOGG ART-and PHILLIPS. (succeffors t.,) Mr. SMITH) At Garraway's, on Thurfday, the 6th of Augaft, at Twelve, In Three Lots, PORTER'S FARM, compri fi ng about Forty two Acres of Freehold Arable and Meadow Land, part fituate on the bonier of the Turnpike Road, leading from Tunbridge Wells to Maidftone, in the parifh of Punbury, comioanding a fine fitua tien for building; five miles from Tunbridge, in the count; of Kent ; with a Farm Honk and Outbuildings, of which poffeffion wiU be given at Michaelmas next. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter George, at Pipping's Farm, near Punbury ; of whom Particulars may be had to days previous to the fait ; xi:la of Meffrs. Scoones and Son, Attornles at. Law, Tunbridge; at the Crown Inn. Tunbridge; Woudgate l'unbury ; White Hart, Seven Oaks; Angel Inn, Tunbridge Wells; Chequers, Lamberhuth ; and of Mars. Hoggart and Phil- lips, No. 6a, Old Broad-ftreet, Royal Exchange, where ail ap of the kltate may be leen. RICH DAIRY FARM, mid LANDS. DWELLING HOUSES, FARM HOUSES, and CO ("CAGES, STRATTON AUD - LRY, haw BICisSTER, OXON ; Ty the free, and Land Tax redatozad. By MTN 110OGART and PHILLIPS, (Sucedfors to Mr. SIM To be by 'PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Very Compid and Dclitable Eflate, part Free -s• hold, and the remainder Leachold, held under the Dean and Chapter of Christchurch, Oxford, renewable according to claim ; confining of about 500 Acres of rich Dairy and Arable Land, in a ring fence, divided into Two Farms with evalknt Farm lunge. and Out buildings, a oral built Sporting raderice,l Coach-honks. and Stabling for Hunters, fevers! Lottazes and G i:dens. The Eltate is Stuate in a delightful part of the country, about finites from Natter, 18 from Oxford, 9 from Buckingham and Ilraekley, and s 5 irons Banbury, (all Market Towns) in the Padilla of Stratton Audiey, and Caveraeld, in the Counties of Oxford and Bucks; a country abounding with Game, and Within a mile of Sir Thomas Moftyn's Fox hounds. The Eftate is let to refpatable tenants, producing nuts amount ing to about One Tboufand Pounds per Annum. May be viewed, and further parti-ulars had of Matra. Honatt and Phillips, 6a, Broad itrat, where a plan of the East* may be fan. • UTLEa'S REgTOItA FIVE TOO Ili-POW / DER, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dirnfdale's particular acquaintance, and Me Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and is virtues juluy appreciat ed ;Ink a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing this preparation. Mr. Butler has conic into poffeffion of the original recipe, and he begs to affure thole afflidted with decayed or offcn five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and reffor ative quality—oa trulfm of which any one may be convinced, by a fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder, its deterfive property is juff fufficient to clear away the* deftrudive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the internees oT the teeth, without injuring the (urbane of either, heating force:eh in Abe former, and promoting a new ens mel,of pearly whitenefa, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. lt has a plc:gine and agreeable odour. and)* withal Co prrfedly innocent, that it may be eaten w4hout, Injury. Tilde dlftinguifhing charadterittles aka fanatbre (India and fuperionty have procured ft the uobounded approbation of the Qla:as, Princeffes, the Emprels of Ruffle, the Ducheffes of York, Itspord Gordon, I.etds, Rutland, and molt of the ENO& and for-VINO filthy, many df whom recennnend it with adtifiratitm, as a Once' fary appendage to :be t indeed they do hut comtrifs rice herein, finer it bnpans a firmnefs and bowlful redneld gums „to the breath the molt delodmble (west nefs ltd, if ufs-d cm- Ita.ittty as tared. d, render the „tc.e,b_fienn Wtaifis r a t i gl l l - vent the tooth ach from returning to tbiule ;who Vitus been eto Iti molt baneful aids. • 4 ' • Prepared and fold wbnirGlC ,nowlietid) Ist Mr Seder. Nn. '‘9 lo -1 1 Pfkles Ixorner Parernotter-row, Lotion , and of molt coin try . Medicine Venders and eerfurers o lthqacts at err. 9d. each Of wham may be had, Butler s tatproied Tout 4 Brafht.s, price l& each. SALE BY AUCTION. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with POSSESSION at MICHAELMAS neat. and W LAND TAX redeemed. ISLE. OF IGHT. By TUCKERS and PITTIS, At the Bugle Inn. Newport. Ille of Wight, on Saturday. the syth day of July, tBo7, (octet. previonfly (Bloated at by Vtiritt Contrail, of which due Notice ivitl be given.) at Six co'Cloat. In the Firming, ALL that genteel and convenient DWELLING HOUSE and Refidence, called CALBOTJRN LODGE, with about Thirty Acres of good Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land adjoining, in convenient Inclofures, pleatantly fituatetl near the Village of Colbourn, about five Mlles Weft ward of the Town of Newport. - 'I he Dwelling Honk ennitlt of two good Parlours, a Drawing Room. Kitchen, Walhhoute, and Dairy Houfe. on the Firit Floor; under ground Cellar, four heft Bed Chambers and a Duffing Room on the Second Floor, and two Ureic Rooms, with a Store Chafe', on the Attic Story. In tront of the Houfe is a Lawn taßefully laid out and well planted, and through which runs a I ,, eLotiful Stream of Water. A large Kitchen Garden, well (lock , 4 with Fruit Trees, a Barn, Granary. Cow-Sheds, walled Fatm Yard, a Four-I lori - c. Stable, Chalk Houfe, and other convenient Out-Houfes, are attaelatd to the Dwelling Houfe, and fin-rounded with Rote very hoc Timber; the Roads to the Towns of Newport and Yarmouth are good. and the whide of the Premifes are in excellent Repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a Genteel Family. o .* Fora view of the Premil, , s. apply to the Proprietor, at tl'e Honk, wed for other Particular;, and to treat for the Purchafe, to Meffrs. CLARK ES and SCWELL, F.ol zitors, Newport, (if by Letter, poR-paid). • CURE or STONL . AND GRAVEL. R. PERRY, Surgeon, Soutliampton.fireet. Bluomfbury ((ware, Proprietor of ADAMS'. SOLVEmr, sinild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL is tie BLADDER or KIDNEYS, actina'nts the Public, that be has for (.me years devoted bit whale prefeffional attention to the above Difinfes. and their complication with that of goat. He may tie confulted daily at his own Houfe and more efpecially oa tVedati.- days knd Fridays, where he dicpenCes the Solvent in bottles of 43.61. t ts. and it as. Stamps included, two of which la. fcarcely ever fail to corrna the calculoua diathelis Tit the habit, andthereby prevent the con•-retion of Stone in pctfons of a fedentary life. Snit alfo at Bacon and Cu'., tso, Oxford-itrect, and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange; where alto may be had just pub lidwd, the Author's" Difquitition of the Stone and Gravel," moth Edition, price I 5..64 pointing out their Caufe and the Diet tube obfeevell duriag the Cure, with many extraordinary cafes, tome of peered movery even alter the operation had been refolved on. • PUBLIC Al vANTAGE. THE advantage the public mug always derive .L from regularly educated prufefiional men diredting al not es clufively thefr itodles to one tpeeics of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuccela Which has attended Pie adtuitilltration of their new remedy, and the extra erditiary cures It, has performed. For a long feriesof years, Marrs CIJRRIE and Co. Sergeant, formerly in his Majefty:s fr.:vt7; havemade the Venereal.llifearc the particular ollee,. of their in veftigatlort. and are harpy ia having d rceTcred a medi:ine lupe. dor to Mercury In the cure of that complaint—k is Deficient to obferve that the effeds of this remedy arc dielectrically oppofite to chore of meteury,for though it completely eradicates every vcflige of the virus, in Its molt canfirtned Bates, yet it does nut In the lean injure the conititution—on ate ennuary, it renovates the fyr tent in all its natural fundinns. promotes appetite, and facilitates dit:eition—thus inftead of reducing a ft retag and vigorous confine. tion to the rez,htful condition that mercury does, it not only pre fervor that conftitution in its primitive ftate, but rtiturts a weak and debilitated one to its natural arell,tb an 1 vigour. Numbetlers inftoners are on recent record of the fuperior &cut of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues a,:ting as a per petual eorredite to bodily debility, whether proceeding inn an ace!a of conjugal or iid..it Orator?, or • from the mots infiduout, though not lets deft' udive indulgence of Duos eons youth of both rests in a certain pernicious habit Anita the :racial:64y variety of dirorders which are rte unifequence el this folitary vice, there are none more ailiding than that diftrellae Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or einbi tters the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy far et broods over his naisfortuse, aibamed to leek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a Rate of wa nds as to render life oppreffive. To loch perfons it mutt be a cos toting rcliedion, toknow that they may now, by a new Walk* mode of treatment, be reitored to that greatelt of all human bid- Ings,a firms, manly, and vigorous constitution. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever mare arifist, as well as in every fesecies cf venereal infedion, Meffrs Curacao! Co. mat be confulted by patients of either fel, with the greatet feerecy and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Flaunt Garden. Letters from the Count, - (po( paid)" including a batik not; will have the occeffary medicine and advice fent Hto H arro d p Gardart of :le 140. toy, ny en. t in " l/ ER 6761 AI - • Hie Rtiyal High% A GENERA . 11 . the Inflhitlon bract, I.inetAn's Inn *alt Twelve o'Clael tworifeir at One o'C SECOND DA Prise e - 3 d ••=, 64W ZllOO ._ =Tickets. drawn Tickei THIR: Dravrhtg 'Pk►eta add share and by their Agents • . YOUNG L in tbe Bog Ugh knowledg dew years, would b **edible Family.. M:1 %safe Bet This day /1' HE SITU bUMMAs Y banding Geography, Minor• Biography. C tuft. 'lll , Woo, and I . Printed fop T gi *meads, Patcinottei On thc isth I VLEMENTS Hay towards c tromotisig Vegctadcl i /What Of dui Cenci and Loader ted rg On the ilk7o#4!y_rinted in _ . Royal raikr, harp' Head engraved by I rl REA r and svegiana, and H Countillor or C:ontere kted into Emelt& by rI London Printed to T. JYan ft'n nriy printid G • . - Map aci d Genealogic Caplet on rertal P•P 1 'HE HISI' From Cite Fointda HaPiburgh, to tbh Des 1 79 2 ; • By WILL. Archdeacon Pria , tcd for T. Of whom may elk)! Works. lids day was pbb lim % ili SKET CONSISTING ih- 4 COTTAGES and 1 inociriate Fortune, an sod appropriate Seam -7- XXT HEN Prbfeflionil Men of Educatigp and fte• v T [portability deviate from the general Syltieni bar thefeledlita pra (articular branch the lanai= of long continuedfuccelles is the belt etitetion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted any pradtice to the exclofive We* went of Three Diforders,and the flieeetsfulrefult of my plan cirri me additional ardour to'eppofe. as far isll 'am able, the ravages of the; Complaints which arc the milt important in the Catalogs 9f Hainan Infirmities., . . . After inittatims Into every : Branch, as as Army Surgeon, 11 formed a with at an early peritd of pradtice to recut intlivitimb from the ignorance. of nneducateAt pen. or the equally dangerous precipitancy of gedettl Praffiitioners; • 1 be Three Diforders,to the eure•df mold& I hive deviated Mr attention, comprife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFEC rimN, whether of a recent or king duration; silly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys or the' lodulgences of mature-age ; and,lattly. that deringcnient ofthe fyflesit in via. ' lois which Is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY. . • Numerous Diteafesare the refolt of ignotance; or Isafte. in * treatment of a fimple Gonorrhcep ‘ and it not uufrcquently hap: peal that the feeds of life are poifone.F by the indiferethan of at nalluaniAllitour.. By a fuperinr Method fah CoMplaintoarl mail cured; and, even where others have faile.4,ltruft that I zay it fame to 'a radical re-al ahlloll2lCnt. Few. however, are the cafes of complicated difteefa In Magi ord‘r,conapared with the.calamitous fituatlons of men, who ; free an indulgence in a folitiry vice, or the prevalent gaietlM of i fathiotralile life. acquire that (lite of debility width to the ors voidable confequence of fuck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but can fully conceals his misfortune. it way be fome confoiation for liau • to know, that although it he an obJedt of doubt or uncertainty with other praditioners, the removal of ihece deficiencies by the gradual progrefe of renovating, is the acquirement of my ape& ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mull vigour, touch anxiety will be prevented' by an early counters:lin of this languid nate. and in theft cafes no great difficulty will oats. ' Put where this deficiency has for years tattled, a proper perk" veranoe is indifpenfably requilite to r r iß i ß ve tu th cr e a tha l m iti,m ri . n 9 3 it hi p t . r : " ,. .... , of life, and to re-animate the contlitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difoopoisted • ' their expedtations of a family, may be affured, that to molt in ,‘„,_, . NV itaneescruch deft is are curable by Medical (kill. . The fecrecy which is fo effential to my underrating. and ifs qvalifications which I have prcfusned to state , form the hair of Bt. Petotiborgh. my preteli fi ons. and in coincidence with fuela this intiostill 1 . 0 . 1. VIEW of th given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perforally, or by WO . w REIGN of I (hielofing a rms.,' Note), at his honk; No. 39, Arundcl-ftrates • lightestub Contory, g Strand, near Temple-Bar. -, of the Goverment, A IT There is an additional Entrance in Water•Breetadjelft fl darks. Soil, Climate, and the name is on both the doors. MAR TIN I IM " : Ac. Ste. of the revere Member of the Royal College of Surgeons io Lob*. t a t is l . Second Edition, A CACTI° pi--zicome Perfons, who falfely affixt themteles • . he NIZMISERS or Tat ROYAL COLLtGl,62Vitig for leveret mard• S. A Hisrpay or 1 pelt copied my Advenifenians alaiiitCwordfor word. and inioiffi ay under Batik t o the them as their-own produtMons. is is my dory to metals* the with 6o Pottraits, a thofe Perinne are and Mem bers or any Colleg e io I.nintott Ittil' It Is . Boards. burgh, or elfewhere; nor 1111111 C they 1.N . , right to Flake Stifle • 3. 105 Urn Or C. In London Yourti Edition= c • oise N Bic in uacoo... Llß . of t : A lu i s tu hd rfivaxim embees tkis. 7,,... is hi pti cl L m lillisett aL4l at re • f er at_ H d t 05 0.......;;. 5edi• . ...".. laa P ti r d ic Dikkia e v tl i l u s. reo in fttohtebtri ' 2 1410,4 WATE .• If burg I .a corral M - - •' • heoharg •s; : • S$ .nlatit's ' tft _ " IS . ' 4. The PICTURII Aft , rto)11 35 . minama a:l<v S! 7411/111 SUMO'. in I -....--... I.UNDbN : Vrizated 'and o r nbilthetiby LLVEIO. KEN r:..( 01 `.17 hi nte d for Loamy. , terbury • Place. Lambeth), at the; Ste it oit ma; bilic t, It--.A 6 v. area, Publlthed an) at lit Sias Orrice, Mottle Bar. . 'awpdAntteadcpeniaaidoewDyypWpfianiscil'ofLienc*Potil Areilited to hill Publiiitcd by J.' . . Vlheie mayy t. The BUILDER' on Timber, and coffer . i. Toni Plans, Etc noufes, Contertatorie boards. 3. LIMA R'S Deign Cettggll, &e. 21 Platc Tido dq *u publil ID &arils. a t i CEMENTS tontainlna Prool Holy Scriptures, a su &stamen! of the route Tettausents. a Short . Bible. and of the Litu aural F spofition of tb By GEORGE TOMI 1 Defigned p rincipail Priattd for T. Cal Pours Churchyard; Lyon, Soho-fquare ; Parker, Oxford. e t ! the Flrft Volu the Bible, It printed A Ao shove mai be ha to the clan; et the D alto, and aol. RICH FREEHOLD MEADOWS, Carthakon, Sere?. ity Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suceeffors to Mr.:4I4ITM) At Garraway's, on Thurfday, Anglia. 6, at Twelve o'Cloetr, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , COW filling of two rich Meadows, containing together thirteen Acres, in a delightful fituation fir building, at Rye lane, Car ihalton, Surrey, ornamented with timber trees, and furrounged by Gentlemen's pleafure grounds. To be viewed, and Particulars had fit days print to the We; at the Orcy hound, Carnialton ; Garraway's, and of Meltis.Ho,gprt and Phillips, No 6a, Broad-itreet. BRAINTREE HOUSE. In the month of Augutt next, unlefe difpotcd of in the mean time by Private Centred, of which notice will be given, ' HE following FREEHOLD ESTATE; a moll definable, elegant, andmodern Manfion•Houfe„ newly built with Bath none, the refidence of WiWin' Payne, Efq. fituate in the parilh of Weilbticrupon-Trym, in the county of Glouccaer, within four miles of the city of Briftol; commanding mon eaten-. five and pidoichise views of the River &vent, the Welch Coaß, the village of Heubury, Maize Cattle, and the adjoining country. Al& time Gardens, Melded with brict fruit-wails 14 feet high; melon-ground, hot-bode, &robberies, coach-hottfes, nail (tabling for to horfes, and 65 acres of land in a ring finer, (*mounding the Ma-Alomt loufe, the great& part tithe free, and the whole in prime condition. The ground floor of the Houfe confifts of a dining-room 26 feet by 20 feet: drawing-room 27 feet by t 9 feet, library 14 feet by th feet; hall, Portland-itone Italy-cafe. butler's pantry, china pantry, fervauts' hall, dairy, larder,' and excellent kitchens anti other offices. For further particulars and for Alckets to view the Premifes, which will be only !hewn between the hours of Eleven and One o'clock, apply to Meffrs. John and Jeremiah Ofborne, Broad lima, tirittol —Application by letters mutt be poft paid. JUTLEIt'S RESTO RA FIV E I'oo 11. - 1-I'o W. DER. here offered to the tire of the Pubiic at large, was in