Star. — London, England, 1809-10-09 00:00:00

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Tomorrow, the Woodman ; with the Village Lawyer. D oo rs open at half-past 5, and the Play begin at half-past 6. boxiS, 7s. Second Price as. 6d. PIT; 41t. Eecoud Price 2s. GALLERY 2s. Second Price is.. UPPER GALLERY Is. The Proprietors have the honour of submitting to the Public, ce follow:0; (tact Account of the proportions of space alloced to the Audience in the New Theatre Royal, in Covent-Garden, in the 0:41 fitcatre, and in Drury-Lane The Boxes are calctated to hold the same number of spectators in the pres , ;; ;; as in the old Theatre ; but 340 more persons are row ii „ vr i c d with seats in the Lower Circles. Six feet six inc! ,, i s b e Average depth allowed to the three rows in each • „% t,.t three inches was allowed in the old Theatre, and ahri-Ittne. In the old Theatre, 20 seats were con • ;a the I'n; o.eir whole Aeclivity three feet: In the new there ate a1..0 20 seats, but their declivity is four feet In the Tw Shilling Gallery oT the old Theatre a ••• in the back row was 83 feet from the stage-doOr ; ti:erez.:.:t 1 heare he is 86; and in Drury-lane he was 100, • I I.)er Gall. ry of the old Theatre, the last row was 93 the s age-floor ; in the present it is 8.1; and in Drury iAe I i• vas In 4. The Upper Gallo . ) , in the new 'Theatre will efiet.tin anont fner:core, art.: the Two Shilling Gallery about ~:er, q :4 alai; they did in the old one. - KOVAL EXCHANGE. Eggßq. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co, have yv.i. 01 , it their Sf-re Lottery Office, No. 93, Royal Ea and 'HARES f r the SLATE 1.0 i'TERY, and Ttivroved Pl4n, clniisting of un'y 5,000 N,zr.btt - 7, tk, i;e dt.wn in One Day, the t:thh of tiaia Munth. THE SCI-lEME CON 1 . /ANS 4 Prizes of X.:NC:O3 .5,003 1,0 1 .^.0 SCO A.:! IV:th °titers In Proportion, 1.0 NO - I THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. . . I , :ter 4, ';:ost pia) du}y answered, and Schenlee, Covan=r..... l)utight Atid sold by Cu.- tt i.N L' L - 1 OF HE PRESEN I' A:O1 111 WIIOLE I'_i I'E LOTTERY WILL LE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. CHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re- R i::•rifully remind tile Public, that all Purchani-s ;1 the pre !: r. LOTTERY must be befor:. the 20th as the l3r.iring will be 11. eirli.d in TWELVE I - 10IIRS. UNLY 5,0c0 NU NlLER6—Futtr Tickets of each Number. ' CAPITALS. - of - - ,C2r,oco £l,OOO 14•- . or - • I,mo_ 12 -•- of - - • of of ..e...!peo LOO A.tc. AND NOT THREE ELANKS To A PRVLE. IS 3nd Samtr.i on Sal,: at the 014 01lice', Corner of P.A . Corohill ; and facing the Cate of the Kin.'s :•• CX.l:i:%-Cross, by • RICHARDSON, COCA)LUCii, ; ()Me:THE oi? 11113 I' ; r _ a"..1 CO. respectfully refpu.st their Friend' all wlvi intend to adventure in the preaent • • '. 1 .) I I:A?, nttiq purchase before the 2eth of THIS ii :t ' the w!I•lit LOTT LAY will he drawn. •• ' • : : .:t•ntliers, and the :;::ieine con:aiiis the ful- : . ;..iz of r;, ../:20,0r0 1,0 , 0 !X) ....... A ,(1.10 I g • ... ..... ' 4/09 12 of inin , 1,.... ZIOC, .e.''ii . t. I t i.C. &C. &C. . .... TO Blt: DRAWN IN ONE DAY, , 7.-il SaAr Its are selling at SWIF 1 - and Co.'s Oa lces, :71. 11, 1' It? I. 2, C;!.%E.: N Clt Of!, N.-. A1.7(4‘. STII;ET. fIS MON - 11.4. •re,ninls the Fabric, •t 111C;VIS 1 t PlNl:•ittr; eit.r.A ., :tt• all wbo wish to hive a I ;AND POUNI/S by ett , • --, I J: i pt.h.) iii PLiZvf., Nu ;•••,c. i • e rar 7 .ety ii!s ol'l etta _lg-^r- in cll.. Co , ne.ry. 'II . Lotter: have rer:latattltly forttina,e • •"! intoi•••c of Prizi•;. • Przts, t:te and l'r::to ever ti..awn. . • the Country ntav be stIpplle:1; the same as if order:, (past or c.orri.tge accom •lvlli, cask, or post (Alia° (Atlas, • ! • •! , 1 e,t.tblished Oirte!fs, !... \ LI., or 9, CI I ARING CROSS, I,na,ion t 4 .0 • in the Public Funds tiansactill with 1.1::lity ! . Z:.i .~. ail, r rl.l- 1 -. the STATE Ls the nxtv Lottery that %sin be +;, Ll' wing Cases will spew the eilleacy of :01E, NEkVOI% , CORI;TAL. DROPS in all ...Ir.'. . .~ . I •• Dr. Freeman. " cs -, ..roulccd a nin.st wot:lerful cure by your Y. v...ty Cordial Drops, I brit, leave to titrmion it I Y. I was brt.psical, vomiting blood from my CO.. ttrribly disturbed in my heft!, Light polpita:ion of the heart, dejected spit its, lost to.v, vi, dent itreal ills out 6n my arnl and h:),:y, and or clay. In this coodhion I was It!ft by the n'.l . •ti . :icians, expecting every moment would be tr y ec for your ifiv.duable medicine, a few bottles r; .( a cure two years ago, without ant tenni of ( . 1 t"tt tht. stuprize of all my acquaintance. By publish t x:racrdittary cure, it may prove beneficial to un s ;twin - As, and it will be t %teemed a favour con. "• •••• .', .-tr, your most obliged humble servant, ‘., , E. YENNORTH. ' .t ll r 1 r :~ t, Westminster, D.Tarch 11. A: and retail, at Mr 15 , itler's, 4, Cheapside, corner a f zr. Eel -r,vr, and retailed by most country Medicine Ven der, Cottit•s, .a 1 le. and 45. Gd. each. ,• Of nlny be h a d, D r . Fothergil's Feluale . PMs, so justly sitectrell tut tte femalr. Sez, price IL. 411 J. per bat. 11121 nit L orricE. THE IIRITI:; L IRE-OFFICE in the STRAND and 1111. L. and by Agents in Edinburgh, GiAcgqi7, FOI:.•!it), anti astir.: p..nciysl Towns, grant INSURAN CE i Pr•:ai'uu; for Imutrarce reurwsvtle at 1\ ii-,haelmatt,' must be 1 ti:ty. , theref(.ria. :;:ii . r): clurge (r Surveys wiLhia t:c.: 1 ,. . - :nr.itte4 to I.e taken i:s any ea , e, or unslcr try refence wilatev;:r. Comtnit,,ioo to Lro'Lets on S6lpoin.; aiid 1:o• rt•i n teguranct4, allourv2, Ertsi•vsement, of or Re:nava ent,red withlut Fee. En4itszi of the heat constrtanits!i, and Fire:nen of activity are rrnvidA by the British Fire C,Tt n: to attend at Fires. The Terms and Conditions of Insurance as sated in the Poli cies, are deilattd with perspicuity, plainness anil precision, so as to prevenr t!:e misunderstandings and. disputes dependant upon ia.digested, unadvisett, and ignurat•.t plans, equally baneful to the P:aprietors and those InsLring. ANNUAL FREMPUND. Common Insurapce, 2s. per Cent.—liazardons, 3s.—Double Hazardous, ss. Insurance of greater hazard and large Sums by pecial agreement. Policies ;r;rat;s) Ls heretofore for Sums of 3001. and upwards. Ins: tanca on Farming Stock, at !s 6d. per Cent spee:fying the f inns tube insured on the different sorts of Grain ; or ls.6d. per Cent. only on the whole Stuck of any one Farm, with Salvage Clause. ROBERT SXFI.TON, See. DEBILITY, &c.—Mr. GOSS having bees regu larly educated as a Member of the itOral College of gor ge-u, continues to direct his atte•::lcnto the c.:re of the following complaints,viz. a certain disorder contracted in a moment of in discretion, Strictures, or obstructions in the Urethra, and every species of Debility or Deficiency, whether occisioned by a secret destructive habit of youth, long residence in a hot climate, or the enervating indulgence of mature age. The result of several years experience has enabled him, by a superior and peculiar method, to speedily remove the above diseases, however inveterate or comply cited, an& in recent eases of venereal infection, to complete a per • feet awe in a few days. The uniform success attending his mode of treatment, induced Mr. G. thus openly to offer his advice. lie may be consulted, as astral, daily, with secrecy and honour, by •elther sex, personallttior by letter, containing a Beobretot Na 13, bouverivetreet, fleet-street. MON DAV, OgTOl3 1809 ORDNANCE OPFICII s Seyessier t 9, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- J.Esrri, ORDNANCS, do hero, give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall; on or before Friday, the I Sat day of October next, from such Persons as May be willing to undertake the supply 9f BRITISH and f ORE It; N IRON for service of this Department, for a period of three.years. Patterns of the articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Store-keepers' Office, in the Tower, and further particrlars; together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Oilier, in Pall hlall afar said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed .6 Pro posals for Iron," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 13th day of October, at 12 o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither wit! any Tender be noticed, unless the party Making it, r an Agent is his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, H. CRAW, &aviary. ALB:ON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NZW IBRIOGE-STIMIT, BLACKTRIAIS Empowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from Fiae, and on Lives; and for the Grant and Purchase of AN Nun' tcs INSURANCES- falling due at Michaelmas, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. Abatements are made, according to the Plan which originated with this Company, on-the Preinionis of all Fire Insurances out of London. A large advantage is allowed en Life Insurance, and every facility is affarded by which the interest and eoaw nience of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PIIIPPS, Secretary. ".• The Company's Office for the West-end of Lonion, is ar No. 97, near x ford-st reer. on the West-side of Nri.v Bond.street. last Pub Matti in One Vol. 4to. with an accura'e P Lam, and orna. omitted with x bessitifully ergraved Vignt tce • ride art Niue elegant Engravings; price in boards IL 1 is. 6ii. Roy.d paper, with proof Impressions of the Plates 21. THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OV CLEVELAND, in the North Riding of the County of _ _ York; comprehending no historical arid defic - riptive View of the ancient anl present state of each Parish within the Wapentake of Langh.trgh ; t! u Soil, Produce, and Natural Curiosities; with the iriti ..Id Genealogy elf the princtral randlies wi.hin the distnct By the Rev. JOHN GR4V %I. • Printed for and - sold by Niessri. Vernon, lioda, and Sharpe, ; and Christopher and Termer% S•oc!von. CERVANTES 1106 'S WORli. On Munday, October st , filo*, was published, licitly priattsl,in* tiNr.3e volumes, (oo!ssap oct.tvo, emSellished witia thr.e hua an :uric, appr.spriate Caricatures, prim 1!. ts. in boards. • r i % HE SETTING SUN; or, I)EV IL AMONGST - 31 - the PLACEMEN : to winch• is add 4, a tisw Musical Drama, being a Parody on the Beggar's o.eera, as lately aeted, with universal eclat, at thi'llentre Royal, in glyster-Place ; with Aida,. for a Masquerade iteNktt,.otsiggirld Scalp. " Like thieves, ;tarried ith'itk they &vide the prize, Still seeming doubtful where tblir :..sferi D'AvamaNT. London: Printed for T. Hughes , No. 36, Ludg tre street; Chappel, Pall-Mall; Gray and Son, ; Kirby and Co. Oxford -street; Blacklock, Royal Exchange.; add Wilson, Royal Exchange. • MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. Ti!is day were published, in Four Volumes, price IL ts. THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY BRIDGE, containing St UrCilllS Of MODLILX CHAIACTsRs, NIAS b 1111:1 EDUCATION. By WILLIAM Esq. The ways of Heav'n am dark and.intricste, Puzzled with mazes, and perpleA'd with errors, Our understanding traria them in vain, Lost and bewikler'd in the frukless Search, . Nor sees with how much art the windings run, Nor where the regular confuslsn ends. Printed for lticu.tito PHILLIPS, Loadon; and to be 1.a.1 of all Booksellers. _ WESTMINATER SOCIETY FOR INSURANCE ON LIVES AND SUM VIVORSIIIPS AND GRANTING ANNUM lES, Strand aud Cornhill. London; and by Agents in Edinbur;,-li, C:aszow, Dublin, and other principal Towns. Tis.:! . .:ITRANCE on Lives afords the *opportunity to pri:yide tlw Aged, the. Widow, and the Fatheil •ss,al:s to guardazair.st Pio lots kind disappointment of a depentiace on the casualty of FE. ; To pro.::1; lies for the renewal of Leases, held on Lives ; To sec:lry the pure!lase-money fur annuities or any Life-lote re,t—as Cherch PreFelinent, or any other situation by whiciathey p , .s , cs3 only income for lite; To f.:zilitate the arrangement of marriag,e.s...ttleinents and otLer per:lei:try treniactims ; To assist cLb?or and creditor in accompliAiing the sittlement of affairs to prevent bankruptcy, Grar..ting Annuities afords a resource ar.linst old ace, sickness, bodily iniirmity, and other casualties of life. sKEI:roN, Sec. EAC;LE FW.t INSTYRANCF:, COI:NEILL, LONDON. 1301.ICIES of In'sfiracce eNpii . :lig at Mi•_ll:telinas. -4 - should be renewed within Fifteen Days fru , n to prewnt the Parties Intere.t ceasirg tli rein. PAYMENT OF RENT is guarat:teed in case of Fre. Ennii.lg Stock insured wit:tout the Avtrag.: Clhesz, at C. per Cent. Merchamlize in the London Docks inured at Is. 61 per Cent. for Three 7..lotttip, Larg? Abatements on the Preto:uai and Duty of Inzurance for more Years than one. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. This Description of Itisnmnett is of inestimable laworarce to all Persons hulling Annuities, Leasis, or ()Mere, tt.ependeot on j lives, or whose incmles case with life. Example :—A perron Miry years of ape may, by the small annual payment of .et:t. 7s. id. i•ctice • : 1 ::•ie(), to bz paid (to his irmily,pr otherwise, as Le rt‘..y dime) a: hie death. Any other stun may he insured is like manner, and at any caber age. One ;o:r.ott may insure ano:her'• life, to the amount of any inter et ne itt..y have in the cnntinuance thereof. No Entrance Money nrlrtisdott rine required. No i.:harge for Policies or Certifi cates of Renewal. No Registry of Assigmnents required. A large Commission allowed r a Solicitors, or otht r persons pro mrio7, Insurances. W. BEE MANI, Secretary. GEORGE THE TI:IP.D! 7 his clay was publishe (1, a New Edition, revised, enlarged, and improetfl, ht Light large and handsonto Volumes, Octavo, price Four Guineas, in board.. ri 'HE REIGN OF GEQRGE THE THIRD, C - ont his Acc”ssion, Octoberi2sth, 1760, tit the Commence ment nt the prebent War, In I nt%3 ; illustrated by Appendixes to the sev.:ral Volumes; containing Copies of Treatises, St.te Papers, Psrhatnt...-try, and other Authentic Vocumeots, Official Dis arches trots+, the London Gazette, Speeches from-the Throne, :te. Ey :1171.sILIM, utl.cr of the tr,,nry of Great I:ritahl, ftual the Revohttion to the Arc e , mitut ur George ti:e Third. Indtponfientif we:l-known Nl..rits ant'. estailished Au thority of this iii?tary of the most c:veatful Reigu in the Anna:a 3iitain, otnsider.td as a separate work, it p4,l ; , :sses also a riveti lbr sClai:u to the Aticztia.l of the Public, as it: 11:g the tiriiy re -poctable Latithittatian :a the pryszut Time of iiumc s and Stuol latt's iiisturits of I:agland. Vrinttd fur R1::11AZD PUILLIrs, Lotion, and to be had of an • Bunk ;t: lit r 3. Of whom may be 1 , a3 the four preeed:ng Vubunel, eompl.Aing fume', i liscary to tips rrsent 'llmr.szice Two Ovine:l, boa-d... A MUCH-WA:4'lTb Sei tUCL-1300K. This day tvaspuh:itthed, liandtnintrly Ninted, Tas to kr.rresptir.d .v..ich dos Author's Reading LxltrciA..s, price 1-I.ilica-Crown, P. 1 j wit!' the NB Settnol4, THE SCHOOL DI,: ri0NA.12.7 ; ctr ENTICK's :`.ti 1)!CIIONARV, nil:roved. and ahridg , cl, the T.lsc of Seitouls ; which it; contained the Roots of Vs'ords, aid important an eigniii:ant Wort; only, omitting etc c - ..mronn and :13 ot•.ttict c, tile-I...tit, and Alain.; Words. thr Rev. LILAW, • Authir or : h C rammar, hi; C;aistioak, !lest ratecliism, r.r.t‘'.i.:g Gram:oar of l'hilnaephy, Every bthoolmcistrr and. Govern:-s w:1,1 ;yr.:ranee of V."nrk whica has brov.ght tha Lanlasge wi.hin an at cenrass, by s:Npuog'.:sg W:l4 itrproper, Uftit•iS, of rislunlarl in the Dietiaoary of Enrich. •111... Lairniage has. by nirans, f: mat Sixty l'hlusand to litre more than Ten '1 howantl Word-, and tin: who:v. may Cilas.:gtiently be committed to memory in less than years. :or Ole c4tri.- I.lancr of ti.'' Tutor and Pupil, turtry ha' been divided and accentmeed; and this Diatinaary, for !h.: purpose of Teachers, posorssrs in (miry :rocs! a r. upOri i!y over ei;:ry Pritited far RICHARD I'HiLT irs, Lty.il.ll; aid to be had of and Co. ar the itivs-nile Nrw bond-ssr:ei ; Pryee and Co. Edinburgh ; Wo;,stin and Cumming, Dublin; aud of all other rookwllers. Of whom may br had all the other Works of the same Author - I WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL, FORE-STREET, PI A' NI OU Ili-DOCK. wAT K INS returns his sincere thanks to the No- ' (1 • Wiry, Officer) . in hi. majesty's Navy aed Army, Gentle men Travt ilers, a: d the Public in uneral, for the liberal support he expel ienctd at it's la a ho :se (the Crown Hotel, Cumb..riaitd street), and repectiolly Warms them, that he has removed to those evettsive prmlises in Fair-siltl.t r, formerly keiit by Mr. KY El, aed then known by tae mune us the Old King's Arms 1 at-ern, but now called M'A I'KiNTS NEW C!tOWN 110TRI., &licit he has fitted up in al ticipat and comfyrtabk sayle, suites' to the crTnnintodatitra uF Nublemen and their fatuities, Commer cial Gentlemen, &c. i'or comic:tierce and elegance the above premises are avowedly su:-er'Jr to any in this part of the Kit:gaunt ; and T. W. Laving aid in a aroc'.t of the bas Wines ant Liquors, preaumes to hope he stall enericace that t hare of public patronage with which he has been hitherto honoured, to merit a continuance of which will be his corn , tont study. 9 .° A large Room is fitted up purposely for the accommodation of Gentlemen Traveller s, to whom every attention wit be paid. Extensive Cdach-houses and Stahl..s, equal to any in the king ' dom.—A Hearse, Mourning Coa:hee, neat POstchaide, and able liorses.—rosting to all parts of the kingdom, at is. 4d. per mile. HALLAM'S ANTISILious PILLS, • Invented by EDWARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary, late of Bury St. Edmund's. rrilTS safe and el :gant prcparatiou isjustlyeiteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it &re 'malty retnov.:s all InactLin or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, tvhether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flatultnicy, cu Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head .aes, &c. It operates by dis lodgit.g acrid bile or other crudities retaineA in the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free from any awitnoniat or mercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has been given with singular good efirct during Preg nancy. its action is particularly adapted to Persons 'of habits; and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are frequently producing pains and dissensions, head ache, lan guor, and giddiness, or a-sense of weariness and oppression. " Remove the cause, the tilect must cease." A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy. The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head ache are certainly re moved by a single dose, and in, a much shorter time titan could be credited, but from expel-knee. The Proprietor thinks it pro ,' per to remark, they will be found not only to act without pain or uneasiness; but to leave the body, after their immediate action Ceases, free from that costive state which gentra.ily succeeds the operation of laxative medicines. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw end Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. Paella. 4. per boa. PRICE SIXPENC r-HAI VI•ENNT. WOCkI.WICH, KENT. To LINEN-!DRAPERS, ti i :) PKEEPERS, &c. requiring _ roomy pi ntiees - ro LET, or the LeaS .o ',e S.)11, n old-established 4- LINEN-nit A.Pf.P.'s Si :00, In a 11):4ri.:,!u; and pepu!Att nethboin hood. The cock may be taken or i.o;, at tF.e option ui the tigrchmer...-1 7 nr particulars, addrins (post paid) to Mr Clark, W.u:worth, Auctioneer, Woolwich. WOOLWICH—KENT. To CAIIINiT.MAKEVIS, tiln - fOLSTIiRF.RS, and Othcfil requiring Roomy and extend - ire Pr, iiilses. • 1 .3 0 be LET or SOLD, the LEASE and GOOD WILL of. i well ext:blisted f101i::•E and commodious Premiers, in the above line, wsllworth tlic attention of a Hotly rin London svi,hiiig to extend their counee,h , -15. Th e w h o l e 1 :21 .s Bern recently fe k aired and inivrtme 1, at a considereilt li.zhtfor a lot.d tern , az very low rant. lite stock not r.^qatrtA to be. B. The Proprietor gulag luo .r.o!Ler 1:11e, Address, pun paid, to mi. Charles Whitworth, Auct:oneer, Woolwich. YORKSHIR E. .10 BE SOLD, in One or mote Lots, in the Month of Nonnes - bee or December 'Stet, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract. AMOST •Valtiable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; .sititate at S SALL INGFLEET, in the East Riding of the County of York, *thin seven minas of York, upon the Banks of the River Ouse; comprising the Manor or Lordship of Stilling fleet Fishery, Quit Reirs, Fines upon Copyhr,!-N, /Ice. &c. ,end :430 Arcs, or thereabouts, of freehold Meadow, l'ftstire, Arable, and Wood Land, and PM Acres of Leasehold, Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, held fur a tvrtn of whieli 9 ' y .ars are unexpired, under the Lessee of the Dean and Chapter ~_ 7 VlWik, in case the Dean and Chapter renew the original idt.lC.e, SUbit'a us a sniall Rea. The Estate is divided into commodious Forra,e, with good Varna 1-louses, and Out-Buildings; 'I her,. are als* sundry Cottages on the Estate, very converh or for the ros , derre of Labourers. The estimate d of the whole exceeds a::.'!i• - 0.3 per Annum, and is capable of great improvement. The Eita a -s exemi.t by Act of Parlianwut from Great Tithes, and 'lit h e Wool, on payment of a composition of about .£ , T. ptlr .Uatiin, alga), epee O.: expiration of the Lease under wlf,cit the Lcalehahl part pf.the Estate is heti, may be increased fia Li AI I per Antntm, but cannot exceed that sum. The Relervud 'Thomas Ezlin, at Stillingitvt, will answer an? inqairies, and will order a proper person to sh , :w the Estate. fir fur.her particulars apply to Messrs. Kaye and freshfiel4. Fokenhouse Yard, Londou, where a Piaci of the Estate may be seen. I IS TO FE SOI.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, T} MANOR of GRAVESHALL otfierwiie GRASSALLS, with its RiOts, Royalties, Members, and Artrurtenantes ; and a 4 thitt cip:(al Messuage, Manor House, aid Farm (illsettatged of Great 'l'ythes), called Orivesball or otherwise Grassall'a Farm, comprising a very roomy and substan tial Dwelling kloute. with all necessary arid convenient Out buildings, ;,rood repair, and upwards of ::70 Acres by admea. sartrozot (mi;re• or less) pf very excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Coppice, or Woodialicl,sltuat , ? in Castle Hedinghans at:d 1-fedi:lst:am, or ore of them, in the said County, and in t -pos:,essi,in of Mrs. Hammonds. Also the Nianor of Bloits, with its Rights, Royalties, Mena irnis and Appurtenances; and all that capital kiessuage, Manor House and Farm, (d,schatged of Great Tithes) called racial Farm, c . - .tnprii.ng a very spacious and convenient Dwell hg House, with all auttalih. and requisite Out-buildings, and upstart:ls of uai _Liires oy asl.neasurelfsent (more or less) of very excellent Arable, Pasturc. and C.wjece. or Woudialid, situate in Castle licditient:n and Stile Hedilzhaut aforesaid, 0.• one of teem, and Low p lisesstua of Mts. Lucinda Smoothy. Alsl the Great I:ities of upwards of 35e Mrs. of Copyholis 1 an , !s, holden (ft the 45.. e hove r..137 . 1rit abound whit Came, Farms and 'riches ars lioVea from year :o a::(1 the 'lett:tins will 'hew the Pre ! nti%ci to Voir resrc.ive o:ctt2ations, Descr:ptive particulars may be had at Messrs. Jenkins, James, cryl hbo:t's, No. IS, New lot,, London; the Bell Inn, Castle I lltd ng!•em ; the Black Poly, c;,,4.1,4 1,-.t ; of Thomas H a ll, E s q. .ils'atden ; and at the (Mize of Messrs Water, Lleyd and Solicitu Ludlow, of wheat any further particulars may I be hAI. FOR ALL IN PUMA: AUCI :ON, 2.. t the LoAden Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Tuesday the fish of Oct nbei at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, 11.1 E. am &Imo. Copw.!r-bottnined Ship L'A - GUs I th • following dimensions : Length on Deck - - - 103 Feet 5 luch:a li t eielt h above the Wak s 36 3t Dir•tli in the Held - - I`i lu4 - • Adoseamtres 346 1744 Tons Thls Ship is c perfect Model, is copperad, and for superior mil. o.g surpasses any ship taken this War; she is quite new in es ti! respect, haviug been only shout tour months olf the stoske, ae.! is abundantly found in stores of the best description; she was csp. tared after a ;wig chase by hie Majesty's ship Setae, Da ••il Esq. captain, hound from Bourdeauz ta the Isle of France. Al.o her Cargo, viz : 70 Tons Red Wine in Hogs. 1 91 - 11htls.EsseneeorTurpintins • he ids I 10 Barrels Pt ch 8. lloilleads White Wine 19 Barrels Ter 9 , .4 I - 1.11 ditto ditto 10 Dia., Pai 142 Cases Red Wine Coialage • 61 Cases White Wine to Buiti'les iron Hoops • 2 Hogsheads Whi•a•Vine2ar I 4 Ditto iron Rods 15 1 farces ditto 50 Barrels Nails 398 Ciskei s .superior Olive Oi! I 5 Ditto Assorted ILinlwara 24 Cases Fruit in Biandy 9 Cases di:to • .0 Cases Capers, Anchovies, Isi Large Chests contains Scc. line Olive Oil • 12 Par is Salted Pork S Bales Sail Cloth 2 Casks Hants I 7 unks Hats 5 Jars large Sausages 9 Bales Paper, Pens, Sic .192 Cheeses in six caws I 1 Bale Assor ted Prepared Slin S s iiks. &c e.; Gruyere Cheeses IGO Bari made Corks 2 Cases 40 Boxes Wax Candies s Bales Rennes Thread 40. Boxes Tallow Candl e s • 3 Casks Sail and Sewin4 2 1-itijsheails Lh.seed Oil Thread Together with sundry other Articles, which will beparticuhrhed in the Catalagues. Also, for home Cmsumption, 68 Batas fine Cotten Wool. For Catalogue., viewing Samples, and further Information, apply three days prier to the sale,to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Also, the French copper-bottomed Schooner LE FURET, of the fo:lowing Dimensions : Length on Deck - - 87_ Feet 41 Inches. Breadth above the Wales 21 9 1 Depth ha the Hold - 10 2 4 Admeasum - - - 172 42-94 Tons. She is one of the finest Schooners of her class, quite new, and is calculated for any.tradowhere dispatch is particularly required, taken and condemned as prize to hi: MajesLy's ship SIII4NDI ON. P. B. V. BIOILZ, Esq. Captain. Also her Cargo, consisting of 199 Bags of Coffee. • ill Sugar, 10 Barrels Ditto, SKI Cases Peruvian Bark, . 9 Cases Indigo, 1 Case bound and unbound Fra.ch Books. For Hoine Consumption, 2G Bales Cotton Wosl, 2 C.isks Calavancea, 1 Cask Beato, and •StDitto Pease, 1 Ditto Pork. siv F i tit y r t e o D ot o li c e k r Inf tion tii oerv o t r om m e a , ush. Plymouth, Sept. zO, I'o9. I -!ii ~. I I~ • (' !~