Star. — London, England, 1809-01-02 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S trAZETTE- lIRALTY-OFFICE, DECEMBER 31.. grapy o a Leter from Captain Hole, of his Majesty's sloop the A • }gena, to "Viz ,, -Adtriral Douglas, Commander in Chief at Yarmouth, and transmitted by the latter * to tae Honourable V. W. Po'e. • His Majesty's sloop Egeria, Yarmouth Bomb, Eke. 2'. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that, on the 21st instant, the Scaw bearing S. by E. twelve: leagues, I fell in with, and after a Chace of two hours, cap tured the Danish schooner privateer Ncesois, of ten tins, Giermund Holm mastee, with a complement of thirty-six men, but had on board only twenty -six ; out from Fridricksvern one day, without taking any thing. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) LEWIS 1101. E. Extract of a Letter from Captain Dandas, of his Majesty's ship Naiad, to Captain Beresfocd, of the 'Theseus, dated off the en trance of the Loire, thi 17th instant. and transmitted by the •:- - LW* to the Honourable W. W, Pole. • c , I beg leave to acquaint you , fo r the information of the Commander in Chief, that last evening at eight, the Naiad and Narcissus being close in with Noirmountier, we discovered and soon captured the French privateer brig Fanny, of sixteen guns, and , leighty men, commanded by Charles Hamon, and only a few hours from Nantz, and consequently had made no capture. She was intended to cruize off the coast of Ireland ; and at midnight we captured the French sloop Superb, letter of marque, of four guns • and twenty men, with a cargo of sundries for Marti . nique. Mr. Hamon lately commanded the Venus privateer, that did great injury to our trade. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Worcester. . East Worcester Regiment of Local Militia. General Jeffery Amherst to be Colonel. 4. Thomas Beale Cooper , Esq. to be Major. William Law Phelps, Esq, to be Captain. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. John Yeend Bedford, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 26, 1808. Benj. Murrell,- Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 27, 1808. Vim. Birch, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 28, 1808. John Proctor, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 29, 1803. Thos. Howse, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 30, 1808. • George William Smith, Gent. tis be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 21, • . . Joseph Edge, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 28,1808. John Thomas, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 27, 1808. Thos. Smith, Gent to be ditto. Dated Sept. 28, 1808. Wands Dineley, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 30, 1808. Grey Edward Boulton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated 1808. Ditaiel Edge, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated Sept. 24,1808. John Walford bud, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 26, 1808. , John Kacster, Gent. to be Surgeon, Ardliam Williams, Gent. to be Quarter Muter, • Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Worcestershire Old Militia, • triseblas Wrentford Soutbouse, Esq. to be Captain, vice Skey s rnaigned Dated Nov. 7, 1808. Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Staf. fordshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Charles Lenn, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated October 5,1808. Alexander Taacb, Gent. to be ditto. • Dated October 10, 1808. John Collyer, Gent, to be ditto. Dated Nov. 22, 1808. Wm.,Watson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Edward Muckleston. Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. 1, 1808. Martin Murphy, Gebt. to be Ensign. Dated Nov. 22,1808. Commission in the lst'Regiment of Ayrshire Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. - Ensign Hugh blighet to be Lieutenant, vice 'Woods, deceased. Dated Dec. 14, 1808. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Victualling Office Volunteer Artillery. Lientenant John Churcher to be Captain, vice Meredith resigned. Dated Dec. 26,1808. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of.,Carmarthen. Royal Carmarthen Fuzileers. John Charles Meredyth, Gent.. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Whyte, resigned. Dated Dec.7.l, 1808. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. B. Austin and Robert Saddington, of Tower Royal t Watling street, London, druggists, Dec. 1, 1808. Joseph Allen and John Andrews, of Bromley, Middlesex, pipe borers and timber merchants, Dec. 24, 1808. Robert Welsh, George Welsh, and Benj. P. Rideing, of Liver pool, brokers, March 1,1808. Andrew Clark, Robert Clarke, and Edward Tilson, of Liverpool, and Chester, flour dealers, Dec. 21, 1808. Henry Martin and Gebrge Gardiner, of St. Juliet-street, whole sale ironmongers, Dec. 21, 1808. John Ireland l'aplen and William Taplen, of Portsmduth, cabi net-makers Dec. 22, 1808. R. Wellunt and John Stevens; of Weigh-house-yard, London,spi rit merchants, Dec. 31, 1808. John North and William Frith, of Gracechurch-street, London, turners and brush-makers, Dee. 31, 1808. David Palmer, William Thwaits, and John Smith, of Merton, Surrey, calico printers, Dee. 27, 180 8 . Willi a m Rowe, John Bar ras, and John Russell, of Newburn, Nor thumberland, colliers, Oct. 18, 1808. John W. Anderson and Samuel Drewe, of London, merchants, December 31, 180 S. Joita Stott and James Clegg, of Rochdale, cabinet makers and card makers, of Sikehouse Mill, Hundersfleld, Oct. 13, 1808. Walter Humphreys and Francis Perret, of Abchurch-lane, Lon don, December 31, 1808. 'Francis Chiley and William West, of Burieigh-street and Vißier's street, Westminster, wire workers, Dec. 31, 1808. 'John Kelley and Wm. Dignutn, of St. Marthis-le-Grand, Mid , dlesex, iteeseniongers, Dec. 2, 1808. Emanuel Muller and Jacub Hullo, of Lawrence Poultney-lane, London, merchants, Dee. 31, 1802. William Bound and Isaac Greenstnith, of Ray-street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, stove•grate makers, smiths, and founder!, Decem ber 31, 1808. "maw Miheu ond Thomas Mille% of Serle-street, Westnin ster, taylors, Dec. 31, 1808 . Samuel Mann, William Kimbell, and Robert Simons, of Litch field-street, Soho, Middlesex, working goldsmiths and jewel lers Dec. 25, Ih oB . G. B. ' Lansdale and Richard Lonsdale, of Birchin-lane, London, merchants and insurance-brokers, Dee.. 31, 18013. ' John Pisior and 'William James Piston, of Walbrook, brokers, December 30, 1808. *rah Blunt, of I riar's-place, Middlesex, and Robert Blunt, of Charing-Cross, Louden, linen-drapers, Dec. 8 01 1808. 3 one elirhurst and Junes Bwman, of Liverpool 'Dec o . f l A B, l l ,3 B ga n t s e . 'llomas White Samuel Jon o es, and Charles ,M , ann, • Higit'strivt, 'Dee. 31, 1808. Thomas L. Richards and Joseph Desailly, of Seal, Kent, surgeons and apothecaries, Dec. 22, 1308. • )lenjarinn North amid Richard Newhouse, .of Shelley Woodhouse, Yorkshire, scribbling-millers, Dec. 24, ] 808. William Horne and William llernard, of Market-street, Saint James's market, newsmen and stationers, Dec. 26, 808. Chant-4 Harrison and John Cartman, of Ripon, D e c. cs and sew. liciters, I)ec. 27, 1808. Alexander Morcott and Wm. Mureott, of Birmingham, cheee and bacon factors, Dec. 24, 1808. Joseph Clanbour and Robert Hancock, of Sheffield, cutlers, De cember 23, 1808. • Tralcis Henry Bonier and Thomas Godwin, of Fleet-street, Lon don, booksellers and stationers, Dec. 24, 1808. J am es Greg and Peter Ewart, of Manchester, and James Lyle, Philadelphia, merchants, March 1, 1608. Zephaniah Fry. Rachel Fry, and Thomas Harding, Bristol, Lush and bellows maixes, Dec. 2.5, If2B. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Feb. 4. John Colgrave, of Red Lion-street, Holborn, wine -melt chant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. • Richard I larvey, of Woolwich, Kent, baker, dealer and charnels, to sumneer January 7, 9.1, and February 11, at ten, at Guild hall, London; Attorney, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London. Thomas Marshall, 'of Scarbrough, Yorkshire, vintner, dealer and Black chapman, January 23, 24, and Feb. 11, a te .' eleven at the Black smith's Arms, Scarbrough. Attornies, Mr. Bousfield, Bouve rie-street, Fleet-street, London ;or Mr. John Woodall, jun. at Scarbrough. William Leaven, of Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, elothier, dealer and chapman, January 10, 20, and February 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, 34, Fore street, Cripplegate, London. Peter Dewburst, late of Preston, Lanc ashire, slater and flagger, dealer and ch apman, January 19, at five, Januuy 20, and Feb." 11, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr. ' Webster, Lancaster; or Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holm, New Inn, London. James Puke Harrison, of St. Bees, Cumberland, Cotton-menu , facturer, January 21, at six, ;winery 24, and Feb. 11 at twelve I at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Messrs. Edmund Ha- ' worth and Son, Bolton; or Messrs Milne and Parry, Temple. Joseph Hunt, of Liverpool, haberdasher and hosier, dealer and charnels, Tannery 24, 25, and February 11, at one, at the Star. a nd Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Auensies, Mr. Blacktaock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London; or Mr. James Marrow, Paradise .street, Liverpool. William Dutton, of Liverpool, grocer, January 23, 24, and Feb. 11, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. . Attornles, Mr. Woods, Liverpool; or Mr. Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. John Hayes, .of Oxford, grocer and tea-dealer, January 19, 21, and Feb. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Young, West .Smithfield. DIVIDENDS. January 3. John Jackson, of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, cabinet-ma ker, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Ta vern, Kingston-upon-Hull. January 7. Wm. I.ucas ' of Cheapside, London. warehouseman, , at twelve, at. Guildhall. Jan. 7. Thomas Elliot, of Bedford-street, Covent-Garden,taylor, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. 7. Charles Chard, of High Holborn, Middlesex, chymist and druggist, at ten, at Guildlrall. Jan. 5. James Forshaw, of Preston, Lancashire, linen-draper, at tasklve, at Guildhall. Jan. 6. Robert Bell and Robert Hedley, of Newcastle-upon Tyne, woollen-drapers, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle. Jan. 6. Thomas Patkin, 'of Witham, in Hohlerness, Yorkshire, woodmoftger, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kings:oil-upon-Hui!. • : lanuary S. Elliott Dawson, of Hinckley, Leicestershirci hosier,l at ten, at the Bug's Head Inn, Hinckley. Jan. S. Charles Bartlett, of Cannoo-etreet-Road, Frish of Saint George, Middlesex, stoneianaion, at eleven, at Guildhall, Jan. 7. Wm. List, late of Catraton-street, London, warehbuse• man, at one, at Guildhall. Jan. 3. Wm. Lowe, of Drury-lane, cabinet-maker and broker; at twelve, at Guildhall. • I Jan. 6. John Byrne, of Liverpool, wine and spirit-merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.. Jan. 5. Edward Greg, late of Alonkwearmouth, Durham, coal fitter, at eleven, at the Bridge inn, Bishop-Wearnaouth.' Jae. 4. Wrn.Goulton, of Selby,Yorkshire,linen-draper;at eleven, at the 'Falhot Inn, Leeds. Jan. 4. Richard Seabrook, of Oreat Bradley, Suffolk, butcher, at ten, at the Red Lion inn, Newmarket. Jan. 6. Thomas Stutterd, of Lindley, parish of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Jabez Stutterd, of the same place and Thomas I.ittlewood, of Oldfield, parish of Almondbury, fnerchants and manufacturers, at ten, at the King's Head, Huddersfield. Jan. 4. Thomas Harrison the younger, late of Sandford-Hall, Gloucestershire, tiraber-merchant, at eleven, at the Beaufort- Arms Inn, Chepstopt. Dec. 31 . Charles Smith, of Bath, cornfactor, at eleven, at 9uild hall, I.ondon. PLYMOUTH-DOCK, DEC. 29. Roastui mrrecTED.-:,—The butchers and other per sons who frequent Dock market, and who have se parate stalls • therein to lock up their property, in which they were in, the habit ofleaving a considerable qnantity'of halfpence and other Change, having long suspected that depredations wereAomraitted on their property after the locking up.of the market, by per sons who found means to enter with picklock-keys, at length determined to keep match alternately, in order . to iscover.the depredators. They had watched for several nights without success ; but on Saturday night last M. STANOVRY and another person, to -whose turn .it came, locked themselves up in their respective stalls iittermined to await the result of the night. Thet remained a considerable time in sus. pence ; but, about two hours before day-light they heard the market-house -gates unlocked, and shortly afterwards a stall between. theirs was entered by a picklock key, when they plainly heard the robbers take the money cut of the till—one of them at the same time exclaiming to the other—" D—me, don't dip too deep,. or else we shall be found out."—They next came to Mr, STAtissuity's stall, which they en tered by the same means ; but instead of meeting with any addition to their plunder, they encountered the powerful gripe of Mr. S. who resolutely secured them till his companion came. to.his assistance ; when they were both lodged in our. town jail,' and have since been committed to Exeter Castle) to abide-heir trials at the ensuing assizes. They prove to be owe brothers (descendants of Crisp es) ot the name of Bullock, whose father has for several years had -the care and locking up of the market-house, by. which . means they were enabled ,to gain access to it : it i`s but justice, however, to state,. that nothing occurred on the examination to criminate their parent. S- • A most daring highway robbery was committed ' on Thursday night, on the road leading from Bun- ' gay to Norwich. Mr. Josephson and Mr. Cohen, both of the latter place, were returning home in a one horse gig, when they were stopped near Trowse by three footpads, who rifled them of 30 guineas and a silver watch. The robbers then obliged the two gen tlemen•to descend from their vehicle, in which they took their seats, and rode off. The most singular circumstance, however, is, that articles of jewellery, to the amount of 8001. were secreted in the gig, and' of which, no donbt , they h ad received ' intelligence and thus became possessed of. The horse, gig, and the two boxes (in which the jewellery had been pack ed) empty, have been found in a lane leading from Norwich to Biller. The robbers are said to have. been genteelly habited. SEA-COAL METERS' AtFICE, LO: CARCOLS • Monday, I INDON, DEC. 31. 5, SOLD, and ?Rill. I Wednesd. % E I Dec. 23. NEWCASTLE COAL. Dec. 26. Heaton Main Hebburn Main 58 0 Kenton. Main 1 j 56 6 Perry Main 2 1$ 6 to 59 0 5$ 6 56 0 I 56 6 .4 59 0 TaLlicld Maier Townley • Walker Bell and Co.'s Walls-End Stone faVEr):. 00000 ••••••••• . S 6 0 84 0 I II . MOPITIffir 4Gl2lCULTtlitift REPORIt , the early sown Wheats, which were every where in almott an unexampled state of forwardness ind luxuriance, have suffered a seasonable check by the setting in of the .sharp !roots, and will, probahly, be much benefited thereby, as the slight fall of snow, Which took place at the same time, will protect them from any material injury, which might otherwise have been the case. And those put in at a later period, are by no means in a etate of growth to sustain any mischief in this way.—Wheat slerages per quarter, 90s. Barley, 451. Oats, 335. 7d. The unusual mildness of the season, till about Christmas, has had much effect in preventing the consumption of the stock of winter cattle food, so that the farmer was perhaps seldom better provided at this time for the support of his live stock. And, in addition to this, the crops of turnips and other winter green food wet& seldom better, or more abundant. • FiISIIIONS FOR JANUARY. Description of the Prevailing Fashions for the Month, as repre sented in elegant Engravings from minute Observation, by a Lady of distinguished Taste, from real Dresses ; extracted trim " l.a Bale AssembliT, Cr, Bell's Court and Fashionable Maga zine," for the present Mouth. The bosom-friepd now affords an extensive protection, in the sensible undcrWrap of fleecy hosiery or lamb's wool, in the Rus sian pelisse of purple or crimson velvet lined witlithe softest skin, wadded and 4i ' with silk and trim _ • -.0 Wednesday, at Metal tibston, ibe seat of Late, the ydp 101 Henry Dowling, jun. Esq.-of riser On the 21st ult. at Sosserford-Booth, Cheshire, the Lady of Viaior Archer, of the 16th Light Dragoons, of a son. ---- Thursday last, Gkey Nash. EA. of Mailope, eldest daughtir of George Chapman, Esq. banker , to Elizabeth, r, Mansion. House •stsiet. DIED. _ Tuesday Just , at his honse in Queen Ann-ltreet West, Wm. Elaaw, Esq. aged 81. • Saturday 40'32004 Thomas Clee, at tit l e advaneed age a 104; he had spent the early part of his life as Gardener. , Lately, at Crabthorn, Twat 'Fitch&ld, aged Ti, Janus Green. Esq. one of the oldest Gfficers of the Royal Marine Corps on the list. He was at the' taking of I4avannah In I/60, tinder Sir G. Pocock and Lord Albemarle. At Settee', in the prime of life,-Mr:. Spicer, wife of Lieute nant-Colonel Spicer, of the Royal ,Artillery, fter a lingering illness. HiGH E Al' L t""" WA. Morning • 5 minutes after Afternoon - - 35 mituites after LOW. S 3 SALES BY AUCTION. On liittriday, tfie Stfi of Januaryo Roo,. at gl , rien o'Clock in die in long Grecian mantles, ..___ ailed .. med with spotted ermine or other s ilk p lush ; in the closely-folded Forenoon, at Wyun's Hotel, in the 'lowa of rainier th, spencer, with Spanish mantle of fine Vigonia cloth ; in the satin THE beautiful fast sailing cutter MARS, N‘ith all scarf trimmed with swansdown ; and in the casaimere shawl and .1 her Warlike and other Stores.—Lengta 66 beet bi: dies— cravat, which is gracefully disposed, so as to shelter the ferm Depth 9 feet 7 inchea—Breadth 22 fe et 10 iachtis—Adentasures from the partial air to which it is exposed in pu blic p laces and 135 30-94 'lons. 'lbis Vefs is about s xteen mond s old, parties. —The scarlet cardinal, which is now so general as to tire pierced for 14 guns, well found in stare s, ma y b e sent tom.* ire the eye with its invariable glare, continues, neverthaleas, to be inediately. She has been employed as a leiter of marque, and is adopted by very genteel women on the above-mentioued'occa- lately returned with a cargo front Lisbon. sinus, and certainly forms a very sensible wrap fur the theatres, For particulars, apply to Messrs. Thotuas Lumley and Ca, as well as for the morning walk through the grounds, at the seats London ; or F. S. Symons, Merchant, Falmouth. and villas in the country.—White satin scarfs, with borders of _ Egyptian satins , in r.ritason cloth, velvet, or chenille, are very etc- At the London Tavern, koxhole-street, Plymotalt, on Friday, gent and tasteful l ornaments for full dress ; as are also dresses in the 13th January neat, this style with lace long sleeves, tucked full on the arm and finish- rI'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- 018 Barrels Slew French Flour, a quantity of Beef, Pork, ed with an antique cuff in vandyke.—Black velvet robes, with JL embroidered gold stomachers, or trimmed with vandylte lace ; Bread, Calavances, Peas, Cables, Hawsers, and Rigging; Coils, scarl e t hombazeen or crimson cloth, or muslin, with white satin new Rene of sizes; Saila, Iron long Guns and Carronades, Car long sleeves, and stomachers edged with silver cord cir fringe ;,lo- riages and Slides, Shot, Ballast, Anchors, and a variety of useful I than muslin robes, with long sleeves of the same, with white or manufactured hoe, irsenboanil Leagers. Half-hragera, Puncheons ' coloured satin waists, laced ht front, cut tow on the bosom, and and other Casks, Harness Tubs, about ten Tons French Musket finisiatal with a plaiting of French near a tucker of folded net s Lead Balla in basis, la? Barrels Ounpowder, 'Ball Cartridges, Itint opera tippet of swansdown, and fouadling mob cap, formed Mu s kets, Pistols, Felt and l.eather Regimental Caps, Cartoudn. '.iitakely of lace ; a plaiting of net round the face, and finished be- boxes, Belts cad Slings, Brandy, Wine, Oil, and a variety of other Intitkaad In front with rosets of narrow ribband; the hair in fun valuable and serviceable ;Artacles and Ships Stores, as will be ex 4t.taffilk front, and formed as a crop behind , a re habits of fashion.- pressed in Catalogues, now, landing ottt o f the French frigate e beletnity. Cropt hair is becoming ateneral.—Small Indian Thetis, captured by and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ship Attalla. , and mantles of French silk, tastetully embroidered, and ASIETUYsT, MICHAEL aivairsuaalgsn. Commander.' negligently disposed across the back and shoulders, are now a I Afterwards, for Exportation, distinguishing appendage to the evening drew Andalusian vests I About 100 Hkds. Red Bourdcaux Wine, of excellent quanty, of coloured velvet, with short train petticoats of muslin, striped SO Tons of Salt. obliquely with lace or needle-work,is a very attractive and unique Fur Home Consumption, ' habit. - White swansdown tippets are become more generally fa- About 160 Bushels Calavances. I 6 Spars. shionahle since our last communication. The straw bonnet is 1 6 Masts. I Hawsers and Pieces Rape. now tied down with a very broad ribband, and ornamented to. - 24 Tierces and 29 Barrels prime Iridi Mess Provisions. wards one side with a bunch of variegated daisies. Bonnets of Also, the French chasse-maree la DLLIGENCE,burthen about the small Grecian poke form, composed of coloured satin or vest 40 Ton's, a firm hardy little weasel ' , fin' the Coasting Trade, lately vet, interjoined with lace beading, a full chenille, or Chinese floss Capture3by his Majesty's ship SATlrlif,liid In company of his :Van binding at the edge, a ribband of the sante shade confining it un- jesty'aship ADONIS. , *i • der the chin, and a fancy winter flower placed across the front is a For viewing, and further information apply to somewhat novel and very pretty article in thi s line. Ca p s of fine Mr. 1 0 aiN HAVs'ldla,,Merehant, Plythenth Merino cloth,trimmed at the edge with bro ad vand y ke lace, and ! Plyrtionth, Dec. 25, 1808. ~,,,. ___ _ -. ornamented with a gold or other correspondent flower, are a i .aa 'ulterior sort of decoration for such as cover the head in full dress.' SOUTH BADDESLEY, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS, In such Lots' at will be determined on previous to the Sale, on Thursday, the 12th day of January next, at the Angel Inn, la ,I.E EDITOR G. Lymington, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon (unless previously --- Disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be Saturday Evening, list December, 1808. given), In my walk through the Lit ALL that capital 'LEASEHOLD MANSION y, from which lam this HOUSE, • with the Stablea,- Doidde Coach H and all mome nt returned, I perceived, that in gene ral a mor e ! other requisite attached and detached Offices, with the Shrubbery than ordinary degree of pleasure marked the counte- adjoining the same, late the residence of John Walter, Esq. de minces of the numerous inhabitants. All appeared e4. 2 3 0 d, together with about 90 Acres of Arable, IVleatow, and tel Land, held for the life of Wm. Milford, Esq, and a capi to be hurry and bustle; many were hastening to join .stocked withEre o e h hold h c; o a i r t d .,tr en eo , the society of their friends, already assembled, the less !s, an t d ai a . F g re a eh bo o ut ld Field A cres well active appeared to be preparing for some great event, ! about four Acres, adjoining the same. And also the fillowio g g several Lea whilst the more busy were evidently anticipating the ' schold Estates, held for the Life of the said Wm. , the Word, EN'. viz.—An Estate, containing out 166 Acres, in pleasures of a future hour. Musicians of every de. I occupation cu"ati " of scription, from the bagpiper to the fidler, were tuning ! E s t a te , contain i ngMr.EdowhoaortdlW H itAheorrsesasiotenanthet atov:Paill.tion the other Eso f their instruments, and apparently looking forward to - Mr. Drover as t ena nt at will ; and one other Estate, containing the period when their exertio ns would . be called for to about 117 Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Pinnock as tenant at will. assist in the merry dance. The rimers were also as- I T , h whole is situate at South Baddesley, in the Parish of rt sembling in the di ff erent quaer* Bo tO enliven the more in the County of Southampton, within about three miles solitary with a peal on the “ loud 4thbals," and even of Lyrnington. the lamplighters appeared to skip 'with more titan For further particulars and to treat for the same by Private Coat:art, apply to Thomas Beckley, Esq. Lymington; or to Mr. their wonted celerity. In short,: hilarity was so _Haibio, Ringwood, and for a view of the Premises, apply at the strongly depicted on every countenance, that I was Mansion, reflecting on the cause of this general joy, when a N. B. Any-person wishing to treat for the Mansior, may be friend who was hastily p a s sin g with as every possible, accommodated with the whole, or such parts only of the . Lands may a g reeable marks of the general express ion, informed me, the y . were preparing to welcome the birth of a newfriend' who would come into existence shortly after twelve; that it had been a qiustom during the last eighteen hundred years, for mankind to hail the birth of his distant relatives, forty of whom he remembered per fectly well. He assured me, that upwards of eighty six thousand, who had joined in welcoming the last with thoughtless mirth and joy, had already d•-)arted into the 64 world unknown ;" and added , that among the busy and cheerful fices I had noticed, it was more than probable some would not even now wit nc,s the event they were: so anxiously looking for, as every sc.c9nd of time proved the last to one of the inha- i IMPOR TANI' DIaCOVERY. bitants of this terrestrial globe; but, continued he, I rrHE Advantage the Public must always derive my friends are no doubt expecting me, upon which i .1.. from regularly educated professional men directing a lmost rew. i exclusively their studies to one species of malady,Sras never m are he withd c l e arly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has The idea, that so many who witnessed the present 1 s performed. Surgeons, attended the ad it m h inistraticn of their new remedy, and the ervinraor joyful season would not behold another, led me to i and Co. reflect on:the care every reasonable person ought to l r ...naitrYsistormForolryaiolohnisg take in empioying his time innocently, in the proper ; made the Venereal Disease the particular obje i ct of their invesi- Ma ser t ° ty f ' Y sservice, bare dunes of his station, and in all those inoffensive and ! ration, and are happy in having discoveretra medicine superior to short relaxations which arc necessary to the health of ' that nierct h iry i n the cure of that Lumplaint ;it is sufficiont to obsehrve ot . mercury, t erc e u e ffects of this remedy are diametri cally . opposite tot (lie f the boa) , and invigorating the mind; considering often • ry, for though it completely eradicates every vector u that we are rational creatures, and that our short the virus; in its most confirmed stages, yet It does not ia thelea,t passage here is only preparatory to ‘, another and a injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovates the system better world," to which so many are hourly depart -' in all ha natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion : thus . instead of reducing a strong and vigorous co nseta• ing. It will afford is no sm a l l instruction sometimes tion t o the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre- to _pause for reflection. This will shew us how far , serves that constitution in its primitive shadut restores a weak we are advanced on the road of life, and teach us to and debilitated one to its natural streng vigour. Number. judge of the shortness of the time we fondly imagi- less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of tbis m edicine, its inherent and speci fi c virtues acting as a PerPenl ai ned to be before us, - by the swift passage of what is ; c orrective to beefily debility, whether proceeding from o as st pleasure, ew behind, and will probably call to mind man y im p or- of conjugal • r illicit m or from the o re insidious, thagb tant transactions, which would have been for the pre- rot less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both seas' in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy varie t y of sent buried in oblivion. I reflected , that as we are Christians, we owe our first duty to our MAKER and di so rders mme w e ahmicihotaire tt han he consequence Of this solitary vice, ther an e . are .. PRESERVER, - and our second to our numerous brethren, ficiency which prev g ents or t et t r.bit ttreersssintlfesmtaatettionflodoetchia*l'sttyate at tees who are journeying with us through the short. per i o d . unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, asharnedto seek te• of time. If all . men would frequ ent ly and s eriously heft, until he is reduced to suck a state of.weakness as to renila life oppressive. To such persons It must be a consoling refire; make this reflection , how many of the fe uds and am- t . on to know, that they May now, by a new infallible Mode °' mosities, which , now harass and distress the sons of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessing' , ay, . men, would!give place to every mutual good office ; strong, manly and • vi g cu•eus constitution. E.O. 57 0 and the world would again become a paradise to 111 all cases of slebility, deficiency, from whatever cause arislM mankind. as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messr s. Curia aad Co. may by pati • of either sex patient w i t h t Whilst I was thus meditating, I found I had reach - be consulted g reatest secrecy, and honour, at their bonee, No. 107, Hato ed my humble habitation.' I immediately sat down Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulars and committed some of my scatteted thoughts to pa- ' their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank nett.* have the necessary medicine and advise sees to any part d ' per t many are totally lost, and the connexion thereby ' , kingdom' No. 107, HattonGirden• broken. If, however, Mr. Editors y ou think the re-' • mainder will for a moment amuse any of your nume- LONDON i Printed and Published by LEVEL KENT,Vt roue Readers, I shall imagine that my walk has not terbu • Plac Lambeth, i isw blo.l, CA I • --..1.". 111 111r0fital;le.—I am, Sir, 84 , :. J. T. street rl Pua ' ar th bed also at the S .s. T a- A O R ir el i ct T s Polk air' I TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. - THE extraordinary and well-attested Cures which have been performed by SPILSBURrs PATENT AN SCORBUTIC DROPS, for thirty-five years and upwards, have justly raised their crlebrity, and the Proprietor only wishes a trial of their superior efficacy in the Diseases of Eruptions, Scurvy, Scrophula, Gout, Rheumatism, EMU:I3 Complaints, and the Ner vous Affections connected with the Stomach, to judge what confl pence this antidote deserves. The genuine Medicine hasathe words, " By the King's Patent: expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper; and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of ss. 6d. ; douhla bottles 10s.; and larger £l.3s. COM. , pund Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, Ss. I .