Star. — London, England, 1807-09-12 00:00:00

"r - 't% . % .. COURT_ OP APPEAL. " • • ••• . . CACLPIT, Wertromasa., joky -ty!-Leillafnre der Plold Magda aad,.Rigbt Hands:rabies the &Ardis Cons iniffinner s of Appeals in 'Prize Ceofes..:•,, t'tlia, Tabor matt ete r (Appoal. from the ice Admiralty Court of the ifland of Asttigua.).—Thia American flip. in the pro fecutien of a voyare from",tourdeaui to the . Swedifh iflaod of, St. Bartholomew, with a cargo of wine, oil, foap, arid tither Nall' ticks, was on the sub of July. tlioe, captured by his Mikity's IMP of war Hippomenes, James Aytemigh, 1-fq• Commander, and Clare Tied to the iflend Azigue It appeared that the Judge of Ma Cotirt below reftored the flip. and condemned the cargo. hi thie cafe their Lnrdfhipeaffirmed the sh o ve fentence. The Serpent, Hayes mailer.—This was an appeal from the ten ' te ice of eondelimation of a met of the cargo'o', on the ground of its belonging to a Citizen of the United States of America. Theis I.ordlhips to this cafe. reverted the * fe.sitemee of the. Court below, and retlored the property as claimed. The fehooner Suwarrow, Froft mailer—This was alto an ap peal protecuted by the feme.party,ageinft the condemnation of the help and cargo. rheir Lorelfhips relloted tkc property likowife in this cafe.- _JULY 2 f.—Before the Mon Noble and Right kin. r•-•••:+qe the Lords CommitEoners of Appeals in Prize Centres: o aria Margaretta, Swediih (hip, with a ever of pitth.tar, deals, and other articles, was captured by his Waielky's termed cutter Par: Spencer, Peter Rye Efq. Commit der, at d hnatioht to Plymouth. lu this cafe their•Lordthi7s af firmed the lenience of the Court below, which candemned the ffiip and cargo, on the ground of a breach of blockade of tip port of Were. Neptune.. Preen mailer —This wavnlto a Zwedifh veffel, with a cargo of a (Wahl ea , ure. that was captured by his Majefty's carter Fly, I leestenant Sparks Connneder,and brought to Portf• mem*. Ihe feneenve of the Court below was, in this cafe, like ' w , re 'Armed, and the appellants condemned in the coils of the aPPeal. ..d,.nis. Gottfelrftc matter—in this cafe the veltd failed under Swedifh colours; with a cargo of iron bars, plate iron. fled, and ehal , , and was captured by his Majefty's cotter Intreprenante, Iteb, r t Benjamin Young, I fq Commauder. anti brought to Portf moteh • 1 hr fentes•ce. of the Court below affirmed. Irene, Letilatti mailer.-1 his Hamburgh (tip, with a cargo of rye. r-atts, cordage, (laves, tar, and other articles, tugs captured by hie hlajely's (hip of war Amethyft, Alexander Campbell, Etc. Conroaeder,and brought to Leith. Their l.ordfhips, its thiscafe. Wizened the fentence of the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, hich condenmed the Quip and part of the cargo, belonging to the owner thereof, but refereed the queftion reteeling the goods chimed by the other neural perfons. AUGUST 4.—Brfnie the moll Noble and Right Hnneurithle the Lends CommilEoners of Appeals in Prize Csufes:— Vegilantie, Haryors, Matter —This vetted, under Bremen co• lours. la.len with a cargo of tobacco and mahogany, on a voyage from Porto Covello to freemen, was captured on the teth of Net vetr.her, olio,;, off I leligotand, by his Majefty's fhip Fehalion. Chz , lett Stuart, Efq. Commander, and brought to Leith. The Vi o l proceedings *ere ieftituteti in the High Court. of Admiralty agaielt the ;sail and cargo, when the Judge was pleated, at the , hearing of the mute, to condemn the [hip, and alto the guest's, elairee4 on behalf of the Owner, and Mailer of the !hip, from which decree an 'epeel was immediately entered. Their Lord- Slips in this cafe affirmed the fentence of the Court below. ' Irene, I libben. Mailer — . lbis was a queltion rqfpeeftitee asset of her cargo,• claimed by various perfons. in which the corners of the chip were not htterelted. Their Lerdfhips ki this c.ff alto etiefiemed the r nteree of • the Judge of the High Court of Adrif t ' ratty, which condemned the fame. . • - ea•• • ". CHrfica,, Matter.-.• flick were claints of salkinikr. nature. Sentence 74 dic Coarebtlow confirmed, ••• i - Au G tsar B..—Befnre the molt Noble sentl,•Right Ilnennrable the . L;erds CommilAegcri Appsaka , itlr P it ize Caufes • • 7.i .oi Goer Frwartieg. Say, Mailer.—Thisvaffel cipo ider Lphee„gp f s tears, bden'wlth •enetnet wool. failed . from o pn the.rgtle September, oftentibly for CUT, andiraecapenron the 24th be the fame month, whilit *tering fur Havecithen-iiiidet blockade by the Steady gun brig, Lieutenant Stowe: Cosommideircoa• brought in Pertfm.uth. Their. Lnrellitips affirnsed . die feet.nee o; the Court blow which condemned die, (kip, anCeergo, on Rho ground et a *Vlach of blockade. ' , • • Mereurin. De Carvallo Matter -This was tuPortilentefe'fhlp,,' laSfauwith.tisch, tar, roan, litc bound from P.dfage. hi ttpaio, l • to Liflie'sti. and captured. cn the 23d of Fehrue3y, 18°4, by the,. private Cam of we.. Phteulz, Captain liaa.on,,,and the Prinfi deitee, Captain I.e Roux: and brought to jcidy.--it 1. at the Court below fettered the-lhip and'earger,"fubje - el to 01 t p ret's expeller. linens which decree the captuesappealod. Their I .k totips, however, affirmed the decree. • -• • •••• •- • , LONDON . M /INK . 'CORN FXCHANGE, MAR-K.LANE:4E. To.day'a fupply of Wheat i. again Store, and the talcs whet ) heavily tfetaid. hut fupf;ort 1; ft prices.—BarleT b l/fal‘euvi Peat. likarlft.—Old Grey Pea' arc higher; alto Beans of th e tivii kitio ss and 3s per quarter. There are ftw arrivals Of Oats:Mack isle in Ontrt fnpply. and this trade Is about ss• pa quarter deasew.)— Moor without alttrai, nc 4 .1 lc, ' •S 1.1 . 11111111 ;.. t .. 1! Wheat; 444 . 56 a t Es pkr . qr. Grey Peafc 3816 ii . Bien Ditto, 704 Ire Beans. 56 . 1 62nd '"•' ' Rye, 4 0 G 443 (IIR 4 W) • Tit*. Ditto, 4110535. c4ll -• I .r it4rlep,34s 4cs od Otta. sSs So" 33s Malt, 66, 742 rd , . Polatdalitto 340 3T u u), • White Pas, fb . oticisj iets toss Potatoe ditto—. 34,0' . '. • R%se Seed 241 to 181. • . Flie Flour 55s ics--Fseeeisds OS to ass. • • • / `- 4 LN:PECTGR'S. RETURN AT UXBRIDGE. Wheat per load .) . :;261 ( -as to 191 via I.av Barley pts quarter Al Aga to al se •:• oa-s per ditto .1! ,140) to 11 t>, Beans per ditto if 'ilFs t6' ss • Peale per ditto ' 'of" Or Di 014 1 1; ' • • • t- : A ,ccl PRICE OP MIPS.. • • • SAGS. 1" .1 rot 51 or-to 61 os Xat ••••••.‘ '5l los to' 61 la 51 cs to 51 toa Sulfas . - .51:los to 61 op 1 eta 31 cs to 51 to -11stsOsaat, SI os to 91. cs: , • • Duty laid at 80,0-06 PRIOR OR iiOPB IN THE BOROUGH MARK F.T. New Bags 51 as to 61 tar I Pockets 51 tss to 81 as PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. lames's. Whitechntl. Hay parload ocito6 0 o f Hay per load 4 oto 6 btraw 3 2010 2 9 0 I$ll3W 11 0 1..1 14 I Clover 5 sto 6 t 6 RUCS Of OAT Alin STRAW IN SWITHRIELO. Pay, - 51 os to 61 6s I New Clover el Cs to cl os Clover 51 os to 71 ob j Straw, sl Ss to 31 os SMITHFIELD MARKET, September it. This day's Market afforded but a feanty fupcly of different ki tds of cattle; Sae, Mutton, Veal, and Lamb, are cheaper than our Taft report. Pork is dearer, and the trade in general was f oal ... w h a t gat. The gales in the Haymark-t were not lively. Hay and Clover have dropped in prince fume Monday's market. Straw f,.tched latt prie-. To fink the offal—per none of 81b. Beef 4s od to 5$ ad 1 Veal 55 cd to 6s od Mutton 45 8d to is Si 1 Pork . 4r 8d to Ss SJ Lamb 51 ad to 6s 04L BRAD OF CA 'I ILI THIS DAY. Beath, about 4--Sheep and Lambs, ;,)J0: Calves 17O —Pigs 310. NEWOATE and LF.ADEN3ALL, Srptemher t . Per (tone of alb. by the earcair. . . • • Beef 3s al to as 44 I Wall 4$ cd to pi 83 Mutton 3s 83 to 46 8J Pork as 83 to sk 84 Lamb es od to Ss. 81. RAW HIDES. Hides (perftone) as 83 to is tcd Horre Skias its totcs each Middling as 441 to is 6d Sheep Was os od to vs cd Ordinary 13 HA to as od Shearlino is 6d to os cd Heavy Calf Its 6d cacb I Lamb Skins as od to 16 6d 1 -; PRICE OF LEATHER, pct lb. AT LEADENHALL.— ,• , Butts, so costal, each • srd to 23441 Ditto, 6o to 6,51 b . 13d to 27d Mcrcbants Backs 'std to 2 - breffing Hidcs 17 to, i ... Fine Coach Hides '" ;" 194, td sk 4 . . r , . Crop Hides for Cutting . •-•• ..sad tic sld 1:!,*: ,Flat Ordinary , • •• 17Vtio•SOA L •Nwt.•, ^ Calf Skins, 3o to solb per 4oseis 35s at 0 2. Ditto so to 7o 1 b 36s to t ics . . ,1 Ditto 70 to Solb • 30s io 311 i. [ Sloan Atols (Orsoulaod) per Ib. 31- hid to 3s 66 Law ditto . loos to Isol pet dos.. AA Tussled Rorie Enda 1111 to acs each Ow Skins - . ...4 to —4 L PRICE OP TALLOWIN LONDON. At. James's market 3s 7d Town Talkie' ' Si. td to —s bare Market - 'la . 91d Yellow Italia 61. od to 62$ whitechapel Market White ditto 37s od to Ocs (per Ronc 0f.81b.) p 644 Soap ditto 561 to ..... cd .---. Melted Stuff 45z to —s od ibs - 9d Ditto rough 3as od to Of Average Price 3s 7d Graves zzs oil Cood Dregs 123 19 011 Yeßow Soap, Boso-Mottled, 9os—Curd, 94s ''' Price of Candles per dozen, ios 64—Moulds, its 64 • - COAL MARKET, Scpt. IS. . Shl • AVat Ma rket :- • 4 Skips fold Price 3l ' Newcattle Coal 30 39s ,3d to iss ad 3 , •• londerlind - O 47s od to —s oil • -,.--; • 1 • rztailliessl - '0 •••••• od to oos od • 2 Cistdoc. •s• 32. od to oos od • • . COURSE OF EkCHANON. Atnfterd t ans • 33 9 2Ut Cadiz 381 dike.. 1 Genoa 41 Do. nt fight 35 z Matirld3Bl ere& Lifb.,., 6 4 Rotterdam II 4 •s DC 'Balboa 38} sired. ( Oporto Fl' Hamburgh 34 2 siUE• 'Leghorn sal ; Dublin se 1 Altona 34 32t Ur Naples 42 I Cork zzl Paris, it efay's date 24 6 Liv. Venice 52 liv. Piccolo t naive Ditto i U(. 24 so per £ ilea Boudeattz 24 to I Palermo. 92 pence per oz. Aglo on the Bank of Holland 51 per Cent. i New Dollars o 5s 5(1 DIEP. Yefterday morning, at fix O'clock, Alderman Stains, at an ad vanccd age, at his houte, Cllphom. Wednefday re'nnight, in London, Mrs. Holliday, mother of the Lady of Colonel Sproule, commanding the Royal Artillery at Hall. Sunday fe'nnight, at Poplar Grove, near the Old Swan, in ti-e 44th year of her age, Mrs. Staniitrect, wife cf Mr. Staniikrect, at torney at law, and found daughter of the late Wilßans Efq. of Leigh. • On the 2cth tat. at his feat, in Norfolk, in the 83th year of his age. Jofeph llover, Efq father of John Dover, Erg. of Liverpoirif -On the 25tly ult at Caltletown..llle of Man,.M - s. Lace, wife Of John Lace, Erg. onc of his Majefty's deerniters of that place. • On the 22d July, at Gibraltar, aged 33, Mrs. Chrifllana Seurr wife of Captain ScurGof the London tranfpprt,andoalyalaughter of Mr. Thomas Butter);,of Cottiogham, near Hue; • On Monday fe'ntsight, at t afingwold. in the . 64th year of Ms age, Alexander Harper. Gent. !pee an eminent Conveyancer, and a Member of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple. London. l'oefday fennight, after a few days inners inthe tsth ) ear of her Mifs Parkin, kleft - diught2t of Mr. Parkin, Superhitcudent Mit - liter of the 114cthodilt Society, Huddersfield. . A few days ago, at 'lull, aged 6 i 3, Mr• John Marthall,late of Cot tingham. 'On Saturday fe'nnight, at Utile Weeton, near Beverley, arc'. about 70, John Hudfbn, Fit t of that plate. ! 'Sunday fennighte at Bridlington, rged 79, Mrs. P. Plummer, rend of the late Mr. Pluntrocr, inercbant, of that place. - Lattly at flambOrough, Mr l Walter Dawfon, aged a 8 years, rots of 'Mr. John Davainn, of tha Itlace. On the 24th ult. &Mod M.. night, Efq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh.• • • :r • ••• • • As the Munfe of 41liberipm,licirthosirc, on the '2,0 tato* amen silvan/id age, the Av. Afrlans i es.Achtsufon.,. iq the.qtll,poun'4E hie mftliftry. • At lutist ure, the stit Ittt.' Mr. tsvid Renner. • i:sns l 4sY ,lames Niehoff er'nelt, lip inced' fif dAb t 4, be the bsit.petlohnerton the Pipe =Hanker, fit timt king, eau y • • - • • E• 74014. - _—. • • • . ~ • ,To44—on• the 6thDreetisb4Nle :Mr . *, tk rab:eelfe of Mal jot Ghee* f•el`Nati. Of theta fk, be Avgykitite itegimeit, fenritic lal 04 4 4 aflblttifialak ' '. '-• ' ; - '`' - - .i • . 'I ! ...,1 ••• •• •'• • B,EPLOA 1.. . t'' - 1i..: .'; • •. . i3ttit fi :-' J[l . the 27 tit Dec. at Chnevrinlie, the Lads of Sirna) wart, hi+ of a fun-On the tft of January, the Lady of Captaib Antlit4y:Gretate; of a ftitooktothe t idth df . DeteMbet,leat Maki faedOure. orat-Glaa4epore, Mrs ; D. Rofi, of a deugittew.Jantsat y t3,at Fort - William, the. Lady pf Lieutenant J.. Alezarder, of .a , thiokhtit -Dteentber 0 : hil%i t tif ki :lV, iif a 'daugter-Dec mber , 7, zups. v.. Ifkaireft;Of iiTelti-ti bet 0, the Lady of John French Of atdott...fleceinher 7i Mrs. litaloiebury, of a dankfifer-De. coil% - . .21,, ai,Tlpperals, the Lady oil. Wemyfs,•Efq. of a fort. DeceidSer 44, the Lady of R.pownie, Efq• of a rilaugliter -Dee.. *th!'l adi of C. ShakefpearF,Efq : of a claughter-DecerpbeFA, at MMtra; Mrs. Hoofton, of a fon: • Miiaatierr...Ottihe a6th Dedbaber, Mr. William drawer, haw , bled blantecla Mifalllidaheth Isamind-.on the 2 I ft Jaasary,eaft. s 14441Wpiffb.to Jilt( raid. GoodrOn the 4th January, Ai; Hyllea• IsKraptaiii s Pitiog, Of his Majofty's 3 id Regiment of Foot. in Mrs] Contiefia.oll"the' loth jiduaty, 'Cliartes Beecher. EN. to rifs C. Humfolo4.-illirheiliyPittr: S. • Hoogland to NM C: La.. 11 111 4112117.87 . ;i t er t e 1 ) , , ohf°uhfies of M W aj eft H y . 's% 3 d t ß k er fq: .nse C t, ,„ Framed ' filia-d3n the Leth January, Captain Hugh Maegatodi, to'Ntifellltholfon . ...On the Bth January, ai the houfe bf RC.,Bircli,Efol;,ai'Chowtingee, by the Rey. Paul Limerkk, . Licutyoato #kdooq, of.tbo lion, CoMpany's Native Infantry,. to .Mil .iiima "Xliaa birefi" daughter of John Birch, Fig. of Chin ' fu rail-Deer:A , * I irNfr: 1. R'aertf.:n, to'Mrs. A. Taylor- Dc ceinher i ai kW.' T. cart4iirm Mrs M. -de ftodario-Isecember t 7, r. Bo Pignt tolMilir F. BobiOn...Docithbot)lo; • Mr.; E. Gill to lila P. Feory4o-cio.the 2 2th / Deccenber, at Merit, by 11: Wilt. ' infoo, Efq..Judge,andpagiaesec, Lieutenant John Wendt)°, ot : ' the loth Native Regiment, to Mils Mary Mat-fbidl, fecond datigh. ; ter of Colonel Dyfon •I'vt.rfhallla.Dectmber ilk; Mr. J. Smith to Mifs Blizabsth•Goldfirtith. -: Die 13••••Drcel17110Ct S, Mr. W.glirove. toariner---Decternbcr 27, ' Mr. W. Hooper, mate in the iaot fervice-On the 7eli January, the Lady ortV;m..Hiallings, Efq.-On that I ith Januarx.. at flydra . bad, George Urr, Efq. forgeon di the Refulency-On the 24th Ja• Ouary, Wdt.:Eovrofhetal Jones s Efq.- At Isarafut, Enfign "l'honias Gieening..of the Cadet Company-I/ember 23, Mrs A. Brix l' On the 'tyth January, at Hydrahad. the Lail) , of Captain P. Blair, of theArtifftry--On the 22d December, at Hyderabad, Captain J. John X not,othisll.4e3elly's 33d Regiment-On the !VII Januarys at Benarei. Mr; Peter Maguire, many years an indigo planter In tiat diftriet-..On•the 4th January, at Secrole. Mrs. Mary Atltio fun, wife of Serjeant Major R. 41.tkit.fon, of the Benares Proven el hattalion-DCeember 24,-Mr. J. Fenelou, carpenter-At / Ba t ragut, EnEgo T. Grecurolt, of die Cadet Company. ' • . IVIRDRAS. •. • - ' Bi It 1 Its -November ar, at/Colombo. the Lady of W. Mont gomery, Efl of his hiejefty'a Ceylon Civil Service, of a f0n...! December 9r, at Cannanore, , die Lady of Captain cotgrave, of the Etigiixers, of a fun: ; , MARRED -At Mahal, C:Marfh, Ffq. A dinette of the Su preme Court of Judicature., a* Ading Juege Advocate General, to Mifs M. H. Lewin. daughtfir of T. Lewin, Efq of Ridgeway houfe; H 3145. DEATH s-November 24, at Point de Gale, aged 76. Mettheus Vander Spar, fenior merelianY in the Lie butch liaft India Com • pany's ftt.ico-December it, at Ganjim, T. Willett, Efq. De puty Commercial Refident.-December is, at Bedmore, Lieote. oant Denton, of the eft battalion Bth Regiment Native infantry. -November 24, atrolombo, Captain Reynolds, of his m s jefty's 3d Ceylon regiment.-Nov. 17, at Callient, the Lady •of Lieut. W Jdnes, of the Madras Fftabli Tment.-Lately, at Trincomalee, Lieutenant Chamley, de his Majeity's 5,a Regiment, attached to the Ceylon Cavalry. , .. . BOMBAY. Bie - ri- s -tteeernSer 22,at I Sar t ll Heufe, Lady M ac kisonlh, of , a for,-.'t Bombay, the Lady of John Williams, Efq. of a fon frecember 0, at Malacca, the Lady of Lieutedant G. H. Ally, of the loth regiment Native Infantry, of a. daughter--December a, at Anjougo. the I.ady of A. W. Handley, Efq. rehdent, of a fon- Lately, at Colabah, the Lady of Lieutenant Caffaii, of a fiat. • NIA a RIA 0r..-At Bombay, James Gonam,Efq. Chief Officer of the-Honourable Company's (hip Earl St. Vincent, to Mifs Belle Mack. . • DRAT:Ia.-At Bombay. Enfign Cook, of that Eflabliftonent... December 5, after a llwrt Muds, Mr. Aftlftaut Surgeon G. F. Gall. .• - • 1 CSING'S P ATENT W ORM L o z IN . GE s.—To Parents,Quardians, anti Others, who have the ca fe o f Child ren , t hi s va l ua bl e M e di c i n e cannot be too ftrongly,fteommended. Worms .are a dreareifew efiliclim dupe. They tieltroy the appetite, wealwil the organs of digelltlbn, pioduce peihs . In the ftomach and holed., deprive the betty 'of std niaurithmtnt, otearrn emaciation and pelmets, ttop the praisers of growth, and ate the caulk of the met! alarming con • mallow, which too often terminate in death. Not arrtheir died' late tie on grown perfons : by,:uhierating tke• l itomach am! liMie , they are often the caure of lingering complaints. which prove fatal at iaft, end rubjed tte patent to the molt eacruciating fits of agony and difteete. In child/Mod, eiiery dire:A iv i lth which a child is arlided lenge highly - exarperated •br them. The eel-. i tainty and fafety-hoth of their prevention and tare, by'the above i medicine, is CO fully eftablifhed to the fatistadtton of the Public, by the tellimony of the rtft and moll leading characters of the No bility. and of others of high refpedtabllity, who hive witefred its remarkable effteli. in their own families. that it is only neccffary to : obfcrve, this Is the period of the frafon when fucit a medicine ought to be given to children and other-, to prevent any attack of 1 thhi eomplaiiit.-.-Sold wholefele and retail, at Ching atid Butler's, j No. 4, Cbeapfide, Corner of Paternoßer-row; and retail; by molt country vender. Is bdkohat4s. r i andlcs. 6d. t TO-MORROW. Sun rites Svn fets Mnon rifes 23 minutes after 614 minutes after 4I 56 minutes after 2 HTW4 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. ' Von ing - 42 ail:lutes eter t I Attn: oon - oo minutes after 12 SALES BY AUCTION. NOTTINGHAMSHIR E. Extenfive Mills, Mannfadory, Warehouf/ s. Cottages, Build ing., capital Mar.flon Houk, Offices, aid Land, with poref- Son. By Mcffrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Wednefday, the ath Dettsber, at Twelve, at Oarraway's, in Three Lots, •by order of the Executors, AVery LEASEHOLD EST ATE, titutate at Cuciney, near Workfop, cafy distances from Tuxford, Cbefterficid.' and Mansfield, in the county of N-ttinghani compiling thofe extenfive premifes. the upper and lower melt', with manuratclory, warehoufes, cottages, buildings, completely tiered up for the (pinning of wonted yarn by machinery, and a water corn mill ; the whole lately occupied by Modis. Toplis Alfo, the capital manffiof hoick, with offices. coach-honks, !table., gardens, and lands. delightfully fituate at a convenient di/lance from the works : the whole containing about 35 acres: . Lot 1. Thu Upper Mill, with a fall of water 18 feet 6, and re fervolr of eight :.ores, with dwelling • houfes, buildings, cottage, girders, and land, about five acres. Lot 2. The Lower Mill, with a water corn-mill attached, and a fall of water of nine feet, with fereral dwelling houfes and build logs kis the purpofes of trade. Lot 3. The capital Marffion Houk, with offices, coach-114es, ftablea, gardens, and about 16 acres of land. Held fur 37 years, at a low rent. To be viewed by applying to Mr William Toplig, at Cucktiry, of whom particulars may be had 2.8 days preceding the Lk: alto of William I.Vulker, Lfy of Crow Veit. near Halifax ; and ik Mr. Wticoxe's office in Halifax, where a plan may he few; and of Mr. Coupland, Rotherham; of Meffrs. Burlsage and Co; printers, Nottingham; Mr. Harropoirimer, Maneheker; Meffrg. Allen, Iskley, and Stocker, folicitors, urttival's Inn, Holborn it the Plact. of Sale; and of Mt Mx Skionts ' Dykc, and Co. Alderf gate Rivet, London, where a plan of the refidence aid works may he fern. • VALUABLE FRE!HQLI)• ESTATES AND RESIDENCE HERTF3RDSICRE. • By Mean SKINNER, plick, and to. on Wednefday, Nevem bk.r t r aerwelve, stDarraway's, in Three Lot.. unitfs ;wet sit able offers are made to onrehafe by Private Contract, Very. valuable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, defi- L mbly furcate within one mile of the entranze of St. Alhan's, bounded for a confislemble dithece by the high mail told, a beau tiful and'produenve part of the county of Hem ; consprifing ) the commodiousland wtll fitted op refidence , called New Barnes, with excellent • °Met', coach honk, and . ; gleafoe growid< p gardens, green-hour:. bailiff's rociroase, capital farming buildings, and shp, contiguous ,rich water mehe.ows, grazing. arable. and , 1 Wood.. tontOoiog 3to acres of fine high cultivated land, rcfresLed by the livert`ohie, and forming three mat eligible firms, called New Barnes and the Lodges, the yntateft part of which are freed of tithaarthelead•tax redteendd of the whole eliate, and inthie 'iliate.poiegGen may be had.' 1. Titelsonfe,to be vi.nuzl..by,gleket• only, which ow be bad, Orditihm, of Meeks. Skinner, Dyke, aud,Cp. Aldeyfgate attic, Whete'aldin of eiddat illll,O tie ken ; tht Farms, by ap plying to Mr. Itroodkridge; the hail*. at New Barnes, of whom particulars may silo be had; and at; the White Hart, S. Alb>ut s ; Red Linn„Brnet ; and at the place 44 fll- „ • DR' FREEMA SALM Akls. WS &this. !THE v'sltte of this InfAilibte Me dici ne has been of •, • . A.• • long proved, that tmildne of the prefeni'day can hear a competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe, 'which it effeaually cures and eradicates from the habit, without excising the painful feelings and expnfure that attends falivation, without debilitating the contlieutn In any degree, or v‘e s re-' confinement from hufinefs, or reßriaton in diet. The radical virtues of theft Ineßimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty years. In all that de bility of both fixes, they prove a ,sever failing reftorative, 'whe ther the debility is produced by top free taro of Mercury, illicit pleafitrar, er the etre.% of a warns climate to travellers, ud thofe going abroad. They canna be reeommeodeti too itrongiy to tisofe who will receive a fafe, , freedi, and complete cure in an Ohl fluh'ilorn Gleet, and every weaknefs that affects the blosiderind organs of glint . By its efficacy many women have become ono* them whores'. years had been depriied of that happincis • Sold yr hialefile and retail at Mr. Buticr'g, No. 4. al,a F fhle; cor nes. of Pateenotter-row, and'rctail by Winn, Portfinouth; Weßon. Portfria ; W , ills and Rogers, PitmoirFli; Peck, Hull; Cal Well, Fruh• lin; Macdonald, Giafgcw ; Smith and Mandertou,,Edliihyrgh,; ; and sy molt couutrinusdicine venders, in bottles, at as. sscl a each, with ample iilireetions. FROM WOR. ESTF a k. ' • • Ts" Deseitor . Soto , LtrertS46l.. • SlR,—Since•l wrote ynu n aofsier, to your 'len ki letter, 1 have' fold the remain' g part of she Cor.lial Balm of Gilead ; I mutt .therefore regneft a teeth fup'psy immediately, as I lhould be ferry to difappoint the patients 'who are now taktg it. i have the fatisfadion of raying, thy two ladies who have frisi (e -venl bottles, experieisced glen( beischt from ft. and mean to re sommend firongly.—k isni Sir, Yburs refnectftillt, " • •• • 1 •• • • .THOMAS HILL, Worcefien r. FROM WHITEHAVF.N. • Sir—Litwe the fatisPaCtion. to afrure you, that your Medicine, the Cordi 4 Balls of Gilead. has not undefervedly gained fogreat ieputatfoit in the vicinity orWhityhaven,.„Many Cafes could be ladduced wherein it has been hlghlieffieaclens : among the reit, a Gentleman of my acqUarntance wilted upon me and intreated 1 ihit.: I would maker:6u acquainted - with the wonderful cure he bad I experieacqll by tbe ufe of a few bottles. of it, which he pureinftd from me. ' His complaint was of a nervous kind, and of many years ftancitng; and though many remedies had been uniliccefsfully tried, nothing but the Balm of Gilead produced that happy change i in his wbole fyllem, which he had , for many years fought io vain. I If further isiformation is nectlrary, you may refer a ny refpeetabl e I enquirer, by letter, poft paid, to your molt obedient humble fee t *ant, • • WILLIAM ALBIN, Whitthaven. ' P. S. I have fold great quantities of the half guinea bottles of the Cordial Bales of Gilead, and nothing has added a greater (we : tion to my (bop as a young beginner, than having it in iny Ferrel : eon. . . 1 'Otis rave—Each bottle of Dr. Solomon',, Medicines has aGo vernment Stamp, with the name of the,Proprietor, " Sand. Solo• Imon, Liverpool," engraved theteon; to imitate which is finny. To be had, at Gilead Houk, near Liverpool; of Dicey and Sut ton, Bow K . Church yard, and Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand ; I Martin eene,No. 6, College Green, Dublin ; Haly, Cork, M age e, 1 Belfaft; R. Bach and Co. Pearl ftrect, New York ; and of all t Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is fold in bottles, price half-a-Kurpea eaels, (or family bottles, at 335 . containing four at los 6d. on which 9s. are faved).—Perfons wh o d o ho t w ith t o , have their names known, may have their hozes,or letters,dircCted SovW. Z. to by left at --- till called for. t he • Soiornon, when confulted; expeets his nfuat fee of halta guinea. Each letter fhould, fur fafety, be thus directed," Istor.ry lettdr, Dr. Soluble* °acid Hou fe, near Liverpool." V D E VELNO'sVEGETA.BLEPIL LS a re rtnred, by experience, to-be-the belt and molt innocent Al-tors:Le, Purifier, and Sweetener'of the Blood; and thofe who are afi'dod with the Seurvy,Scorbutic Eruptions; I.eitofy, "'crophula or ;m y other Difordersarifing Ircurivitiated Blood ; or tbofe who have*. paired their conßiturions by Dlflipaim, juvenile indiferetiai:, or Mercurial Medicines, thould by no means o nit a spur e of the Ye getable Pills during the Ai:ennui The ofteration 6' this valuabl e Vegetable Alterative is In pleafant and falut 47 as not to ititerf e r e with the avocati , as of bufiners or pleafure; Its adt 0.. is confinia 4 to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or reitrant kr diet•. it cliff-lees in the flomacb, blenis whh lithe food,. and pad .4 pet viciss the circuluing fluids, corr (cling in its pa lase any, destle. e , don from a ftate of crthvile ecnce; in Ikon, it is the lung fougli t i for Vegetable Specific, or (*dr, but active, fubflitute far the faits viable min .ral, Mercury its elficacy.ruit.s the alcotion furyrif.. of melical nun, for w ien all other med do s have fail Dc Velno's Pills maybe relied ea as a fpzcific fur al Difordas which originate hi aii impur.: or i.npaired flare o the Bin vi,. Prepared by Mr C. Senples, now f 01..: Proprietor, unit fold Wholef.,le d Retail by :. 4 11aw and Friwards, b 6, St. Piste ...lumen yard, un:tht. Foo-way 1 CITI(10111--.P•i^e I._oo "I 4 221. T HE advantage the public mull always derive from reeularly educated profoffional mt n dirrdting almnft ex• clufivelv their ftudies to one tpccirs cf malady, was never mice clearly demoottrated then by the unexampled fuccefa which ha accented the admitiiiiratioli of their new remedy, and the tx•ra ordinary cures' it hit performed. For long feriesof years, !t 1 eft CUR RI and Co. Swrgerw.s. formerly In his Majefty's fervic4 have made the Vunercal Difeale tins particular object- of their in• veftigation. and arc harpy in having difcovered a medicine fupes riot to mercury in tbo cure a that complaint—it is fufficient to obferve that the effedts of this remedy are diametrically oppnfrtetd chore of rnercury,for though it conipietely eradicates every vetige of the virus, in its r.mf! confirmed Rages, •, - ct it does not in the leafk Injure the couftitution—on the anttiry. .it renovates the fyI VCSIIII all its natural fundions, promotes appetite. and facilitates dlgaitlonaasthus traced of reducing a Onfrig and vigorous con alto. tion to the frightful condition that mercury dors, it not only pre-, •fisves that corditution in its primitive Rate, but reftores a wtak and debilitated one to its natural Itreugth and vigour. Nu mberlefs inflances are on recent record of the fuptrior efficacy : of this 1 1 / 4 Tedkine, its inherent and t . pccihe virtues adirg as a per petual corrective to bodily debility. Whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or front the more infiduoua, though not left deftrudive indulgence of tree*. tious youth of botk fetes in a certain pernicioits habit Amidft the melahcboly variety of diforders while are the emsfcquence of this folitary vice, there are none more aMiding than that, diltrr fling Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma. trimonial Rate ; the unhappy Tuft rex broods over his misfortune, altimed torte!: relief, until he is reduced to filch a Rate of weak nefsas to render lifr opprelEvc. To filch perfons it runft Le a con.' Poling refledion, to know that they may now, (y a . neveinfitllibia, mode of treatment, be reitored to that greateft of all human bl logs , a ft tong, manly, and vigorous eanll.itution. in all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatt ver caufearifing. as Well is in every fpecics cf venereal infedion, Melt. Cerrie and Co. may. be confuited by patients co!' either fex, with the greateft recrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Flamm& Caft7aell. Letters• from the Country (poi paid) includivg a hank note, will have the neceffary medicine and advice fent tc any r.rf of the 'Kingdom. Na so; Nation Oak;en. . . to r tt.fMAS rAYIAA,I.4q. • Dear Sir , ' : No.9eTkidee-ftreets Luaus ins T FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to iifcta . you of the very great and extraordinary Cent I have received from.your invaluable Medicine—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, About two years ago I was attccked with a Venereal Dif..rder which I treated rasher Sightly fur fume time, but• the del - safest: length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the molt amine:mot the Faculty. but their aflittance afforded only tem porary relief. I went through ea-mus c e mries of Salisauon, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was redneed to a mere Skeleton. he ulcers that fprcao all ov , r my limbs, rendered eat a compiete object, fo that my friends defmared of my recovery. When brought to this fituation, I conlideved dee-h as . inceitaidei but a relati.ni of mine commenting upon the many cafes is mid your Pills had fucceedeil, I was induced to try a box o • them' which I thought rather Altered me, - andby petteecrance for two or three months, and follosviog rue elle, anus, L. eximefroced she moil unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fursgra4u jobeiimg ; I am now, thank Goo, perfectly retovervelraod_aui leg sot daily : I &Wit not hut one more box, j think c Hous to take, will eilahlaffe toy health itits ormolu! kite, it Is with the molt heartfelt fratitude thaftrale?etthemyrelf, your much obliged humble fervent, ' Vertu. Pita P.S. For the public benefit I-do not &lea lei the above f•tA publilbed, but leave you to eau. our own Isktter judgment . ' dutate. Druid - gate, Macheiter, July I;_taraf.... Prepared and fold by the foie Pre.pnetor, Thome Tailor, Mese Per,l4.,llse &or.' C.s.dtwe erf Suegeotl,ellAndigg. H ou k No. vrelew Bridge thee. Where,. ejte.f. aippilemt velkleiaptpil more shast• thirty hi years, In a preaice rat tscUlaty . 4ir,sltcd the Core f Venereal Cortplainte, eiith • that iriVikiablelecrecyli which men of kis mulleins Ewald alWays oblate .hothetterC , lilnifelf; the adri'ce and affiftaoce he grAtfaitotiflis • vdroSoaffess pert , ns taking this Medicine will be eftefted by a difceroin-Pub lie, as an advantage feldem to be obtaindlvand veidoreslabit i .—Alfa Sold, by Tlis Appointment, for he convenience tot living at a diftance., at the Periodic-es, No. ;q, St. Alliatesaftreeit, Pall Mall; the soy Shop, No. in, Oxford-street; Mr MU ! ' rough's. No. 7, TA-Erect • Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Union'ltow, !title Tower Hill ; Mr. WaJo4:s4eirigt•Brie4gs, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calweil's Dublin ; Mr Billinges, Liverit.o em i b t Mr. Atknifon's, Mancheder ; andby one Perfon in every liderable !'own in Great Britain and Ireland, jet Bina of, only. as. gdt - nth .ivia ad up •isith fall itild (Main dii*Elmos • vilivreby Periops of cithetSex may Cure tbamfebes with-Zak Iliad; sac cre cy, and fafety. • 1, U/HEN Protetiinn4l Ken of 44doesejno ' and fpottlibility devlatefrom the I Syßent by. tbe feledior of a particular branch . tberoElloa of twig continued fineeffes the belt criterion of futiefintity. • • :ThiftepAyears have I devoted my pradice to theettleffvo treat: mebrof Three DiforZers, and l e fucccfsful refult of toy plan gives* me atlatidtiat *Moor to nppole, as far as r ain able; the ravages ak thofe'llotkplaintla which are the molt important in the Catalog*, of Haman Intarhities, , r . After initiation into every Branch, as an Army • Surgeon, fcreepl a wilts at an early period of pracine so refena individuals from the ignorace of one:located men. Or, the equally daagerual ptscAyitansy of kennii Practitioners. 1.- • The Three Difordert, to the curt of igkichi bete devoted tail aitention. compra i re every fpeeits of VENF RE AL, I NFECTII,K, whether oft recent or long &sedition: 'illy, all kipds of debility, whetherAraliog from de , 'habits off Motif boyir 'or.the indulgences Of mature age ; asuLlallly. that derangement of tbe (Oleos is we men whith is etiIIed.BAER2NN F.:3, or STERILITY. Numerous Di'eafes are the refult of ignorance, or belle In the treatment of a funple Golfer:beta • and ft nut uafrequently hap" pens that the feeds of life are poifoned by the Indiferetion of an unguarded hour Ey a ruperior methoel fuel Complaints arc ca4ly cu:'cd; ami, even wto•re others have failed, I fruit that I may pre fume io offer a raticai re-eltalffidament. . Few, however, are the eafesi of complicated difttets tkis cif order, compared with the calamitouz fituaticris of men, who. frerh an indulgence in a &Story vice, or the prevalrnt gairies or a, fathionable life acquire that Rate of dehfilty, which is the ut.r.• voidable contequence of loch pernicious habits. Where thn unhappy fuffercebroods over his flattery, hut cite folly conceals his misfortune, it may be tome contslatior. far to know, that althoug% it be an ()Ned. of doubt or uncrwtqy with other praditkiners, the rernnval of there deficiencies bv tits graded progrefs of renovation, is the adqulremen of my experip ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus hnve bzgun to reduce Mnir aigour, much anxiety will be preventtd-by an early counteradtioe of Vita languid Rate; and in theft cafes no great dieteuky will occur. The tecrecy which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the , qualiScations which I have prcfurned to Mae. form the hafts of my pretenfions, and in coincidence with fuels this Intimation is even, that Mr. Bree may be confulte4perfonally, or by Lettere (incloting a (mall Note), at his honk, No. sg, Arundel-ftreets Strand, near Tempkrßar. a There is an additional Entrance in Water-ftreet adjoining, and the name is on both the dem'. MARTIN BR 88, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. A Caurtoa—Some Perfons, who talfely earl theanteives to be kIaNfISERS or Mt ROYAL COLLILOI,IIa,ing for Several months pail copied my Advertifementa aininft Word for word. and inferred them as their own produCtiens, it is my duty to mention. that chore Perfons are not Members of any College , London, Edits burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they assy right to ?malice Surgery la Lope's. E ON : Printed and publithed by LEVEL. KEN IF, (ciao. terburrPlace, Lambeth) at the S raa-Or nes, N. t, Clue *rats Pub!ithed alto at the STA a-Orrit Temple-8N i