Star. — London, England, 1807-10-10 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Odkober 9. This day's Market had a conbilerable fupply of prime Botts, led the flirty of Cattle, in general, was tolerably good. Veal, Pork )rd 1 am•i, art cheaper than our Taft report. Beef and Mutton hid at laft prices, and the trade for the rooft part was foinewhat gat. the Nifilicfs in the Haymarket was trifling. Hay, Straw, ai.d Clover have got up in price fines Monday's Market. To fink the offal—per (tone of 816. Beef 3$ 44, to 084 I Veal 45 Icd to 5. sod 4s od to 4 1 1.. , 11 Pork 0 toil to 6$ od Lamb 4. 44 to 5$ 4d. lIIIAD OF CATILE 'flan DAY. Beals, about I 17 . 5—Sikeep and Lambs, 3,760. Calves 67.--Pip 480. mucs or SAT AND si KAW IN AMITIMILD. Nay, - 51 sos to 61 6s 1 New Clover 51 iss to 61 toy Clover 61 os to 61 to. I Straw, il as to 21 as NEWGAIT and LEADENHALL, 04tober 9. Per (tone of 811.. by the carcafe. reef as tod to 4$ od I Veal 3a 4d to 5$ 441 Mutton 3s 4d to 43 4J Pork 4s 4d to 6. od Lamb 3s 81 to O. sod. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. N 0,.. -- -. .1 ro. ~ 1 61 6. I Pockets 61 os to 71 sos PRICE OP LEATHER, per lk. AT LRADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each sad to spi Ditto, 6o to 651 b s6d to 27d Merchants Backs aid to asci - Dealing Hides 17d to tBid Fine Coach Hides 180 to std Crep Hides for Cutting std to 234 Flat Ordinary 17d to sod Calf Skins, 30 to 4olh per ~!ozeo 36s CO 425 Ditto so,jo 7olb 33s to 36s Ditto 7o to Bolb afts to ass Small floats (Greenland) per lb. 3$ ad to 35 4d Large ditto zoos to the: per des. Tanned Horfe Hides aos to ssts each Goat Skins —s to ••II PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. 4t. Jame.s's market 3, ttd Town Tallow 66. ato ..—s Clare Market 3s aid Yellow Rums 65s od to 66. W bit echapel Market • White ditto 61s od to ocs (-per Rone of Sib.) 3. rod Soap ditto 6zs to —1 od -----.-- Melted Stuff 481 to 49$ 04 als 84 Ditto rough 34, od to le Average Price 3s toad Greaves Is. od Good Dregs ass to es Yellow Soap, Bos—Mottled, 9os--.Curd, 94 5 1-rice of Candles per dozen, iis od—Moulds. iss od COAL MARKET, 04tober 9. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 4 Nevrcattle Coal 4 sos 6d to 56s 3d s Sunderland a 49$ 6d to sos 6d I Stone Coal • o ocs od to nos ed s Cinders s 3ts od to oos od A girl, aged 14, has had, for the !aft feven pre. ceding years of her life, terophulaus Waters on her arms, neck, fide, and breath, attended with great difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spring.— The difeafe baffled every means employed, when the tried SPILSEVRY'S Patent Antifcorbutie Drops, and at chi, time the has taken five bottles; the fmaller ulcers are all healed, and the larger onesmaking fair advances to the fame favourable termination, which we are junified in concluding from her mended Rate of health, probably arifing from the gond health of the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further information on application ; and the original letters may be feen at the Difpenfary, No. is, Soho Square, London.—Mr. SCILSAURY is not aceounta• ble for any mixture fold, unlefs the words By the King's Parent" are inferted on the bill of dire/lions, and wrapper ; the Ramp alfo (the King's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. Bottles ss. 6d. ; bouble bottles tbs. ; and larger 11. as. duty included. ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTIONS. The Lord blihop of Exeter has inflituted the Rev. John Hugh Paficy l'olfon, Clerk, M. A. to the Redtory of Upton Hellions, l)evrn. void by the death of John Davy, on the prefentation of john Von. late of Colebrook, Di.veon, sell now of Great Comm freet, Middlefer. ur T ono Sem% 26 —The King has been rleafed to prefent the Rev. J.,hn Pitman, Clerk, Student in Civil Law, to the Vicarage of Brode Hompton, in the county of Devon. and Diocefe of Exe ter, void by the refignation of the Rev. John Pitman, Ckrk,M. A. The Rev. Thomas Golightly, M.A. of Brafenofe College, has ban infrituted, by the Lord Bifhop of Peterboroiszh, to the Living ot liollinzton, in the county of Northampton, on the prefintation ot *rhos Golightly, FN. On Monday laft William Elias Taunton, Efq. &Trifler at Law, Rreorderof this city, and John Rafe. Efq. ot Gray's Inn, were a nilited Honorary Members of the Civic Society. BIRTHS. At FZilhnrgh, the 3d infant, Mrs. Kerr, of Chatto, of a fon. A t Calicn.lar Houfe.Sentland, on Saturday, the id inftant, the I an!' of Wil!iarn ForbeP, of Callender, Efq. of a fon. I.atcly in Nianclacfter-fquarc, the Lady of Commodore Hoyes, ri a daughter. At E,!intit:r,ii. on the 24th ultimo, Lady Unit, of Findraflie and Wartics, of a dauglacr. On t!te t lth ultimo, the Lady of Sir William Johnftcne, of Caf k iehen. Bart of a fon. Turfday fe'nnight. at Alderley, Lady 'Modell Hale, Lady of Captain Hale, of the Royal North Gloucc!t. r Milii L, of a fun. In Kam uy. on the tgth ult. the Lady of Major Wets, of twins. Mo,nlay fc'tai.ight, at Mrs. Fells, Caverfham Grove, tit* Lady of F. O. Rofs, Efq of a ion. MARRIED. At Bath, Sir Charles Aliton, to Mar. Pigot, wkluw of the late Colonel Pigot, and niece of General Jobnfon. Thurfday, at Walcot Church, Bath, by the Lord Bithop of Kn ish, rho Rev Edwin Stack, cid:ft fon of the Blihop, to Mils Lo Droz, daughter of Simeon Droz,Efj. of Purtland-placc, in that Thy. Monday, at Arundel. in the county of Suffez, by the Rev. Wm. firoom, Captain Arthur Morris, of the 73d Regiment of Foot, Brigs le Major of the Inland Maria, to Georgiana Frederica Mor• ris, only daughter of Captain Charles Morris, Charlotte- ftreet, Fitnroy fquare. At Barnhill. on Monday fe'nnight, 'Captain John Bekford, of the lion. Flan Indio employ's Naval Service, to Mica Rohina Scott Nlonericif, only daughter of alkaander Moneridf, of Barn hill, EN. DIED. Ttiellay. at his hoer in the Clore, Winchefter, the Rev. Mr. Wo:olford, Arch Deacon of that Cathedral. At Edinburgh, on the 28th ultimo, Mifa Wallace, daughter of the late Robert Wallace, Ef4. of Sauchrie, Ayribire. At Chatham Eftate, Et James's. Jamaica, on the t 7th of March tail. Robert Steel, fon of Mr. Robert Steel, writer in Lanark. At I.itburn, on the 20th ultimo, Mrs. Agnes Spottlfwoode, re uet of the late Robert Dnnean, At St. Peteriburgh, the aB:6 Auguft lift, (old (tile), Matthew Guthrie, M.ll F.R.S. and F S.A. of London and Edinburgh, Phi trial' to the tiro and fecond Imperial Corps of Noble Cadets in St Peteriburgh, and Councillor of State to hi; Imperial Alajelty of all the RolLas. On the 18th ult. at Cama-Gill, in Przfton-Patrick, near Kendal, in her S3c! y Mrs. Elizabeth Breaks, wife of Mr. Richard Breaks ; and on the following day, the raid Mr. K Breaks, in his 77th Tear. Their remains were interred in oee coffin, in the Ftlend.' !lurid ground. They had been married upwards of 52 can, during which time they had not been known to have had a difpute. And on Monday fe'rinight, Crawfba• Booth, near Purn:cv, aged 22, Mrs. Mary Emil, wife of Mr. jofeph grand daughter of the above R. and F. Breaks, and daughter of and Either I.abrey, late of Scoeforth. near Lancaller 1 . 1.11 q have three perfous out of one family been taken off in the ri ace of Luc . days. Sr.turday . 3d init. at the Marquis TolviNkend's, Richmond. riu:rey,tlte ltibht Non 1.10 Charlotte BUM,. the Lady of Cecil t-ifhnp. Efq. and c Welt daughter of this Marquis Townfbend. At A ughtini, near Orn.&irk. aged &boor' 'co years, Mr. R. litiOfc, leaving a widow to whom be had been married 70 years. oi . . 1 , i I • o i i i ri 1 , 1 1 i 1 1 . , I i I i 1 1 , 1 i 1 . i I I .., .; 1 1 )1 1 ' ! t i I 4 SALES BY AUCTION. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Fitenfive Mills, Manufactory Warthoufes. Cottages, Build ings, capital Manfion hunt, . Offices, and Land, with poffellion. By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. on Wedneftlay, the 28th , inftant, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots, by order of the Executors of Richard la °yds, Efq. deceAfed. A Very eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, fitnate at Cuckney, near Wurkfop, eery diftanecs from Tuaford, Chefterfidd. and Mansfield, in the county of N ttingham ; comparing thofe extenfive premifes. the upper and lower mills, with manufaelory, warehoufes, cottages, buildings, completely fitted up for the (pinning of worfted yarn by machinery, and a water corn mill ; the whole lately occupied by Meffrs. Toplis.— Alfo. the capital mention houre, with offices, coach-honks, ftables, gardens, and lands, delightfully fituste at a convenient diftacee from the works; the whole containing about 3t acres. Lot t. The Upper Mill. with a Calla water t 8 feet 6, and re fervoir of eight acres, with dwelling bourn, buildings, cottage, gardens, and land, about five acreso—Lot a. The Lower Mill, with a water corn-mill attached, and a fail of water of nine feet, with feveral dwelling houfes and buildings for the purpofes of trade. Lot 3. The capital Manfion Houfe, with offices. coach-houfes, (tables, gardens, and about 16 acres of land. Held for 37 years, at a low rent.—To be viewed by applying to Mr Wm. Toplis, at Cuckney, of whom particulars may be had 28 days preceding the fate ; alto of Wm. Walker, Efq. of Crow Net, near Halifax ; and at Mr. ‘Vilcoxe's office in Halifax, where a plan may be ken ; and of Mr. Coupland, Rotherham; of Meffrs. Burbage and Co. printers, Nottingham ; Mr. Harnop, printer, Manchefter ; Mars. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, Collators, Furnival's Inn, Holborn ; at the Place of Sale; and of Meffrs. Skinner , Dyke , and Co. ftreet, where a plan of the refit:knee and works may be fe n. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND RESIDENCE HERTFORDSHIRE. By Meffrs SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Wednefday. Novem ber 1 t, at Twelve, at Garraway's,in Three Lots, unitfs accept able offers are made to purchak by Private Contradt, AVery valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE , defi• rably fituate within one mile of the entranze of St. Alban's, , bounded for a eonfiderahle &t hence by the high mail road, a beau tiful and ptoduetive part of the county of Hem • comprifing the commodious and wen fitted up refidence , called New Barnes, with excellent offices, coach book, and !tabling; pleafure grouncti, gardens, .green-boufe, bailiff's meffuage, capital farming buildings, and the contiguous rich water meadows, grazing, arable, and woods. containing 319 acres of fine high cultivated land. refreflicd by the river Colne, and fortuity three molt eligible farms, alai New Barnes and the Lodges, the greateft part of which are free of tithes; the land-tax redeemed of the whole eftate, and imme diate poffeffion maybe had. The bottle to be viewed by tickets only, which may be had, with particulars, bf Mars Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate ftreet, where a plan of each lot may be le, ; the Farms, by ap plying to Mr. Woodbridge, the Bailiff, at New Barnes, of whom particulars may alfo be had; and at the White Hart, St. Alban's ; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Meffrs. Weftons, Solicitors, Feneburch ftreet ; and at the place of foie. BY — FiNATHAN PERRY, At the Pox Inn, In Shrewfbury, in the County of Salop, on Tint day, the tith of October , . 80 7, at three o'Clock in the After noon, fubjedt to Conditions, 'THE following. very defirable FREEHOLD FARMS, LANDS, and TENEMEN I'S, fituate in the f.veral Townfttips of Aftky. In the Liberties of Shrewfiniry, Haughton,Roddington, and Witt ington, in the County of Salop. Lot t. A Meffuage, Tenement, Farm,and Lands, A. R. P. fituate in Aftley,in the occupation of W. Junes, art! John Brookes Lot I. A Mel cage, Tenement, Farm, and Lands, fituate in Aftley aforefaid, in the occupation of Jo , kph Worm!, Wm. Joists, and John Moreton . Lot 3. Not to he Sold. Lot 4. Several Parcels of Lind, in Aftley afore raid part of the Farm to the occupation of Jokph /09 031 Worral Lot S. A Piece of Land, called the New Inn Lesfow.adjotoin,, the Turnpike Road leading from Shrewfbary to ti twbury, part of the Farm in the occupation of Wm. Jones Lot 6. Two Parcels of Land, called Partridge Furlong and Earn Croft, adjoining the •bovemea tiuned Turnpike Road, other part of the Farm in the occupation of Wm and Lot 7. A hoUffuage, Farm, and feveral Parcels of Land, in Afiley afortiaid, parts of the feveral Farms in the occupation of John Brookes, Wm. Jones, and John Be llie • Lot 8. Font Panels of Land, fituate near to and adjoining the Turnpike Road between Shresvfbury and Shawbury, called the Spiery Pits, Honi-ries Field and Black Furls ng•, other part of the Farm insthe occupation or John Brookes Lot 9. Three other Parcels of Land, other part of the above mentioned Farm, called the Upper Moon, & Stray, in the occupation of John Brookes I.nt to. A Meffuage, Farm, and Lands, fituate in Altley aforefaid, with a Piece of Land, ealled the Brook bin, other part of Paid William Jones's Ferns, in the occupation of John BCllig and Wm. Jones Lot tt, A (mall Houle and Garden. in Altley aforefaid, and four Parcels of I.and adjoining the Road from Aftley to Hainan, in the occupation of John Bellis and Wm. Jones _ . Lot 12. A Houfe in two Dwellings, with a Barn, Cowhoufe, Fold, and Garden, in Aftley aforefaid, with the Church Furlong, and Round Meadow, in the occupation of John BeMs and Wm. Jones Lot x 3. A Dwelling Houle, with a Barn, Cow tying, Garden, and Piece of Land, ea 112.1 :he Ham, in Attic) , atucefaid, in the occupation of Jane Oliver and Wm. pints Lot 14. A Hoof: in two Dwellings, and Garden. in Miley afortfaid, with the Hemp Yard. and Bunclay Meadow, in the occupation of John Wur ral, Mary Morgan, and Wm. Jones Lot ts. A defirablt Tenement, Farm, and Lando, fituate at Houghton, including four Pieces of Land, called the Boat Leafows, in the occupation of Philip °are, Richard Seymour, and John Davits Lot s 6. A convenient and improvcable Mdfnage, Tait/Merit, Farm and Lands, adjoining the Canal at Roddington, including two Cottages and Inclo lures, in the occupatiur of W. Robitifon, Jo - jrph Hulfe,Rdward Hughes, and John Smith Lot 17. A Piece of Land in the Village of Rod &loon, called the Barn Clofe, adjoining the Shrew& bury Canal Wharf, part of Roddington Farm, in the occupation of W. Rohinfou Lot IS. A Piece of Land called the Town's End. near the laid Village of Roddington, and ad joining the laid Canal, other part of .Roddington Farm, in the occupation of W. Robinfon Lot *9. A Piece of Land, called the Cherry Furlong, and Part of the Foxholes, near Redding- Via aforefald, adjoining the Canal there, other part of Roddington Farm, in the occupation of W. Robinfnn S 6 I 213 33 0 30 1 2 23 2 I 2 I 3 10 3cle 119 169 I 36 1 t 34 2 2 39 It 030 Lot so. A well :salaamed Public Houfe, Offi ces, Slaughter Houk, and Stable, in the Village of Roddington, and near the Great Trade Wharf on the above mentioned Canal, with two Gardens, and feveral Pieces of Land, in the occupation of Jofeph Hulfe and W. Robinfon Lot 21. A Metruage, or Dwelling Haute, Barn, Stable, Cowhoufe, Carthonfe, and feveral Parcels of Land, in the Village of Paddington aforcfatd, In the occupation of jofeph Hulfe and W. Robinfon Lot 22. A complete modern built Farm Haute, Offices, and Buildings, with the Lands thereunto belonging. called Lee Mill Farm. fituate near Wi thington, in the occupation of Thomas Fox Lot 23. Several Pieces or Parcels of Land, called Shuter's Hall Farm, fituatc near Withington afore raid, in the occupation of l'humas Fox 39 3 0 The foregoing Farms and Lands are very improvable, and lie within four and fix miles of Shrewfbury and Wellington, both eteellent Market Towns ; are near to Lime and Coal, and tho Siirewibury Canal pains through a great part of the 'Mate. :The refpedtive Tenants will thew the feveral Firms and Lands ; and Particulars, with Maps annexed, may he had at the Office of Marrs. Maddock and Sirnes, attornies, at Shrewfbury ; Mr. Billioge, Printer of the Liverpool Paper; the White Lion inn, Chetier ; and Mr. Griffiths 4 Solleitor a Great Janms4trest, Bs& ford•row, London. SI 3 S r 4 ' 19 199 0 1 SALES EY AUCTION. TYTHES—FARNHAM, SURREY. By Meffrx. HCbGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Coffeehoufe, Cornhill, on Wednefday, the tath inftant, at Twelve. (by order of the Trufloes of the late Henry Halfey, of Henry Park, Surrey, Efq deco. fed,) A MOST Valuable FREEHOLD ES TATE, held 11 for Three Good Lives under the Archdeacon of Surrey, conufticg of the Redarial Menor of Farnham, with the courts, quit rents, end a neat fubftantial Patronage-haute, garden. ;Aces, and glebe, fpacious new built barns, (beds, farm yard, (tabling, and other out-buildings, with the very valuable Great Tytbes of the extenfive parilh of Farnham, arifing from hops, corn, hay, Sec- and extending (Ater 7000 Acres of Ara!•le, rich M eadow, and pafture Lands, producing about xocol. per annum. Alto, a long range of Hop Kilns, in the town of Farnham, re cently eredted at a very confiderable expense. ar:d replete with ware:bodes, (tore-rooms, and every other requifite--alfo • piece of Land adjoining, and various apparatus for colkeling and dry ing of hop'—the Kilns, and Land adjoining, are freehold of inhe ritance, and diftind from the other property. Particulars may be had twenty one days previous to the Cale, of John Scott, Efq 53, Upper Guildford-ftreet, Rullell-fquare•' at the kite Hart, Bagthot ; Swan, Alton and Alrerforit ; Bulb, S taines; Caftle, Windfor ; Dt at, Farnham ; Mee'. Hoaart and Phillips, No. 61, Broad ftrret, Royal Exchange; and of Mr. James Paine, Farnham, who will (hew the pretnifes. The GR EA I I YTHES of CHICVINS • By Metirs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Cutaway's Cotiee•houfe, Cornhill. ott Wediefday, the lath instant, at twelve, by order tif the Truftees of the late 1-tenry Ha!fey, of Henley Park, Surrey, Efq. deccafed, 'H E RECTORIAL or G REA f TYTHES of -a- the fe•eral Parigies of St. PETER the GREAT, within the City of CHICHESTER, and the adjoining Parlhes of RUM BOLD's W Y KE, and FISH BOURN, in the County of SUSSEX ; extending over about t 500 acres of arable, rich meadow, and other land producing on a average, about 4coL per auburn, va:b barns, (tabling. and ont.buildingq, and a [mall garden. Particulars otay be had twenty days previous to•the fide; of John Scott, Efq. 53, Upper Guildford- &ea, RoM.II-fquare ; at the Duiphin, Chichcltrr; Cagle. Brighton ; Star, Lewes; Hotel, Bognor; at Garraway's; and of Metfrs. Nogggart and Phillips, ba, Old Broad•ltrect, bear the Royal Exchange. HIGHS MEET FARM, TICEHURS I', stbor.X. By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succefftws to Mr. SMITH), To he PEREMIYI ORILY SOLD, at Garraway's, on Wcdnef day the t4th infant, at 12 o'clock, by order of the T: Liam of Mr. JOHN SEA LE Sdeceafed, ADefirable COPiHOLD ESTATE , in the Parillt of Ficehurft, in the county of Satz; confifting of upwards of so acres of paltute. arable, meadow, and wood land, in a ring fence, with a farm. bottle, barn, and out-building, lately put into good repair, and in a pleafant fporting country, adjoining the turnpike road Icom Wadhurft.6 miles front Lamberhurft, and within 9 miles of "Funbridge Wells. The Farm Is in hand, and early poffellion will he given. To be viewed, and p.rticulars had 20 days previous to the Cale ; at the Stares Arms tavern and Angel Inn. Tunbridge Wells; Crown, Tunbridge; Star, Levees; Chequers, Lamherhur ft ; White Hart, Seven oaks; Swan, Haftinge ; Cattle, Brighton; of Mr. Weft, Solicitor, 140. -, Clement's lon ; at Gamma?. ; and of Melf:a Hoggart and Phillip., 052, Broad ftrect, Royal Exchange. • - VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS AND MARSH LAND, I WEST THURROCK, ESSEX. By Meffre. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Salem), To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, at Garraway's, on Wednef. day the t 4th loft. at is o'clock. in Two Lots, by order of the Truftres of Mr. Joists SEAL rs, deceafed, I.IWO eligible and itnprovsble FREEHOLD FARMS, in the parllb of Welt Thurrock, 13 miles hem Rottiford, 4 from Tilbury fort, and 25 miles from London, in the county of Mx ; containing Ito acres of excellent land, 56 acres of which are nsarfh, and the remainder arable, part tythe-floe, with farm houtes, bares !tabling, and out-buildings ; let on 01 learn, which have only fix years unexpired, at rents amounting at preterit to rosl. per anrum. To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had 20 days previous to the fair, at the White Hart, Cock and Bell and Lamb Inns, Rumford ; King's Arms, Grays : Dog, and Partridge Stifford; spread Eagle.. Ingateftone; White Hirt, 13rentwors2 ; Bell, Uptninfter ; Angel, Ilford ; of Mr. ""'cit. Solicitor, No. 7, Clement's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phil 41,62, Broad•ftreet, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYWILD MARSH LAND. PLAISTOW, ESSEX, With puffetlion at Chriftrnas next.' TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suceefrors to Mr. SMITH), At Garrawars, on Wednefday the frith intl.-Ant, at ix o'clock. by order of the Truftees 01 Mr. JoUN SEALes, dectafrd, APIECE of excellent found MARSH LAND, containing, by eflimation, fever' acres freehold, except two acres in Bridges-lane, Middle Mario, Plait nw Level. IA to Mr. Chriftopher Moore, who is to give poff.flion at Chriltmas next. To be viewed by applying to Edward Stunnel,trarih-man, rear the Crown, Plaiitow; of whom particulars may be bad twenty days previous to the fate ; alro at the Crown, Plailtow; Lamb, Rum ford ; Angel, Ilford ; of Mr. Well. Solicitor, 7. Clement's Inn ; at Garraway's;and of 'Alarm Huggart and Phirps.,6l,Broarl-ftrcet. --- - BUILDING MATERIALS AND BSTATE....-ICINGS3ATE, !SLR OF THANET. By Mcifrs. HOGO,ART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Satre) On the Premifes, Holland Houle, Kingtate, on Wefinefday, ; the 2 tit inft and three following Days, at Ekven o'Cloek. 'rHE Valuable MATERIALS of the CENTRE - 11 - BUILDING and STATE ROOM, including a magnificent PORTICO, confi !eyed of the fitleft proro tions in the Kingdom ; two fine antique Balro•relievos, Statuary anal Hirt. Chhuney pieces, beautiful Oak Floors Itrung Timbers, Brick and Stone, gauged Flintework, and otter Materials for the general pur; afea of Building. On the Fourth Day of Sale will be F. old Part of the ESTATF, comprill:.g the Two Wings of the IViaufion, capable of brit g converted into two mellent Dwellings, i.ne of them with a large Saloon, (ikable for a Hotel; together with the Lcautiful Pleafure.grounds and Land, containing about Twenty Acres, commanding extenfivc Land and Sea Prorpcds. To he viewed Gs days previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had en the Prentifes ; and at the Royal Hotel, Margate ; King':: Hcakßamfgate ; Role. Broadllairs; Three Rings, Deal ; Ship, Dover; Bell, Sandwich; Fountain, Canterbury; Crown, Rip. chefter ; Bull and George, Dartford ; Role, Sittingbottrne ; Ship, Faverfltam; and of Meas. Hoggart and Phillip:, 62, CH Broad- Bret, near the Royal Exchange. - 1 A CHALLENGE. • MESSRS.CURRIE and CO. Surgelna,chillemge the whole world to prove a fingle inftanee where their ale dicine and method of cure have failed of the &tired ere& The praitice of many years in this particular branch of their profeM:m has not given rife to one nnfuccef•Jul cafe. They continue to diredt their ftudies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyftem, which is the eonfequence of the pernicious wafteful effects of a ha • bit long and aloft unhappily purfued by the youths of both feats, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fource of barrennefs, the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftreftiag Rate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im potence. Theft are its remote and ultimate efFeas ; while con- I Nuptions. lois of mufeular power, and various nervous complaints afually charaderife the earlier Rages of this folitary vice. Of per boas languithing under the dtforders incident to fuch a life their treatment is fimple,and has neverproved anfueceisful in the comic of a long, laborious, and much extended praCtice. In the anoft obitinate and aomplicated cafes of Venereal Infedtion, fueh as oh • ftradtions in the Urethra, Spongy Eterefeences, Hard Tumours, Callous tfteers,•Eruptions, Seminal Weakncis, Gleets, &e. Sec which have hitherto baffiedthe Ikill of the general p-adtitioner, Teeffic Came and Co. are now enabled radically to cure by a new, fafe, andexpeditions mode of praCtice, fuperior to any other yet adopted. They may be conflated by either Sex with the greateft delisacy, feereery and honour; at their houfe, No. soy, Hatton Gar de,. Patients In the country are requefted to late the particulars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, pelt paid,melding a bent note, wilk be duly anfwered ; and the neeef • ray advice andinedientessivo orient to any part of the kingdom. 3 37 3 25 3 6 t 8 0 7 0 13 1 37 MR. HEYMAN . !JON, thircpodil, I'4l, 351 , Strand; refpedtfully off -rs his affiftance to the Public, a l ,d informs thorn that he has feledlcd the trbnve branch as his iill7lQ. diate proteflion. He hags leave alto to fay, Vat having made this his particular Rudy, and from a laborious inve Riga iinn, he has dif. cover-1 chealTential nature and castle of Spin= Pedum commonly called Corns, has dillinguifhrti their fpecics, and clair•fle,' their va. elms modes of treatment, which h: clearly explained in his Treatife, publifhed at Edinburgh ; and fold by Ps tar Hill, Edin. burgh ; Longman and Rees ; Mawnr,n in the Poultry ; and S. Highley. No. 24, Ficet.Rrect, London. Price los. i • boards.-- Mr. LION flatters himfelf, that from his previous 11 illy and very evenfive experience, he may be autism iz. d to fay that he per. forms all operations on the Feet in a very forieriar msnnrr, for ' fafety, expedition and cafe, fur h as has never be.orr bee- attempted, and his Patients arc permitted, inftantly, to follow thsii -cfpretive vocations, without any inconvenience. Nails.lar grown Into the quick, a:traded in the eafidt want tr. Ha pnlreL.: an Infallible Remedy for Chilblains WHITE HANDS have ever been elleerneil - i perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in tome partial Europe are arena to Perfons of ra;lL—r-ilre DA NI/ANA SOAP, or Indian Walbing Cakes, pollefs'thf peculiar pritperty nr s i.i. s molt exquifite delicacy of texture arid tree uctlvaSle fat oafs to OA Hands which are co:dandy waled with this Soap. Even in cave where the fkin has been injured by labour or otb-r vitileatee, the bardnefs and eoarfenela err effeelualty,infallasiv, and peruutnendt removed, and fucceeded by a fmoothnefs, ani delicacy of. appearance, which cannot be acquired by any th mans what ever. It is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate idea of the fuperior excellonce of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietors foie Agent, v:h ife fignarure it bears, William Withers, No. 229, Strand, near 'remote liar. London; and the Proprietors, as a further fecurity, b..g tlt to b;.• part ioular in noticing, that the name and addres of the !winter, I. Spea?g, No. 27, Bow.ftreet, Cov:nt-garden, is affixed to the label and wrapper. All others are cous.terfcits. Soli by molt Perfumers and Medisine Venders, in Town and Country.—tt each Calle. DR. FREEMAN'S GUT l'A smArrmus. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of long•proved, that nothing of the prefent day can hear a competition with hi.; all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe, which it effeetually cares and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expoctire that attends fdivation t without debilitating the coniticution in any degree, or even re• quiring confinement from bufioefs, or reftriaion in diet. The radical virtues of thefc ineltimable Drops have proved their claim to pubfie approbation for ninre than thirty years. In all flu de bility of h.aa frxes,, they prove a never failing reftorative, whe ther the debilityis produced by ton fret ufe of Mercury, illicit pleafures, or the effedts of a warm climate to travellers, and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommeuded too ftrongly to thole who will receive a Cafe fpcedy,and complete cure in all old ftubborn Gleets, and every weaknefc that affeCts the bladder and organs of mule by its dalcacy many women have become mo tbers, who for years had b..eu deprived of that happinefs sold wholefale and retail at M r. Butler's, No. 4, Chtaraie, cor net of Paternolter•row, aim: retail by Beim, Portfrnot.th; Wedon; Ponces ; Wills and Rogers, Plytrocth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Dub. lin ; Macdonald, Glafgcw ; Smith and Mandel-ton, Edinburgh; and by innft country medicine vuiders, in bottles, at as. eid. each, with ample direa!ons. NEW MEDICINDACT. NEWBERY and SOisiS, No. 45, St. Paul's A- • Church yard, London, Proprietors of Dr James's Powder and wher valuable prerrations, inform the Public, that in mote queue of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will he in future as. pd. per racke, or tl. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Pachtts ir. a Boils (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be hael for 11 as And as the words, "F. New bery, No. 4S, St. Paul's," are engraved io the Sumps, which it is prtfumed will he a fuMelent fecurity againft cotinterfeks, his fl nature on the labels willbe difeontiented The following are the prices of their other Medicines, ftsmpi included, but thole who purehafe fix or more, at a time, will be allowed the ilamps gratis : a. 1. d, . . . Dr. Jams a Pow . de; s 9 Dalby's Carsninv ive a 9 Dlttoin a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Auttba's Chalybcate thttto Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pill; - 4 I Ditto in a large B.'s sa o Freakc's Tina. of Bart 4 o l'he Antibilions Pills - 2 9 Dittto Huzham's ditto 3 • Dr.Stecr's OpiAckioc a 6 Tunic Pills . s 9 Ditto Co vu;lion Oil a 6 Englffh Coffee - a 9 Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carruttter's Drops 2 9 t)itto C221011111c Drops a 9 Ffnuce of Ginger a 9 Ditto Paregoric Loz. a at Ditto Peppermint a a A:Nib:aid% Blois ditto aa i Dr. Hooper's Pills llt hflence of Coltsfont 3 6 Grant's Drops - z a Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o lnglifts's Scots Pills i i Cerh.ilic Snuff a o Henry's Magnefia $ 6 Junes's Rheum. Tindt. 36 • Norton's Drops - s 6 ii,-rry's Bilious Pills 4 6 hoilfbury's Drops S 6 GI ,fs's Nteznclia 3 6 Dr. Solander's l'ea a 6 Willon's Alterative 4 6 Greenough's Findlay/ ait Purifying Sweet Cakes a 3 Ditto Tolu Lozenges 1t k N. B As many perfons nilitake the hour- of Mars. Newbsty obErvc that it is at the Ealt End of St. Pall's, four doors tront Cheapfislc, with theft word, itifcribed on the front, " The only Warelscule for Dr. Jamas Powders." WHEN Prote(Gonal ge;t ortiducitioo and Re. fpoont,ility deviate from the general Syttern by the Mediae of a particular branch, the fandion of long continued fucceffes to the heft criterion of fuperiarity. Thirteen years have i devotes' my practice to the eselictive treat. MGM of ['beet Diforders, end the fueerfsful reful: of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofc, as far as I am at le, the ravages of thole Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Humeri infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, Ps an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pradrice to refeas individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equhlly daegareaa precipitarey of general Praditioners. 'I he 'nice 'Weeders, to the cure of which ! have devoted try attention. et:ail:rile every (peed., of YEN EREA L INFaC i whether of a recent or long duration; say, all Rinds of debilit , whether arifing from the habits of fchool bays or the induigencre of mature tge ; and,laltly, that derangement of the fyttem in wo men which is called BARRENNESS,or STERILITY. Numerous Difeafes arc the refult of ignorance, or baße In the treatment of a Gavle Gonorrhea; and it not infrequently hap- Ter.: that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indLeretton of at unguarded :sore By a fs.perior metho ! fueb Complaints arc cal cured; and, even avLere others have failed, I truft that i may pet. knoe to offer a radical re •thablifhiment. . • Few, however, are the c:4O of complicated diftrels in Orli elf. order, compared with the caianffteus Creations of men, who from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or. the, preveieht gaieffee of a fathionable life. acquire that Rate of dzliHty. wh:ek is the sow voidable confequeuce of fuch pernidous hatsits. Where roe unhappy fufi'cr;if broods over his mifery, lite care fully conceal; his tris.extune, it may be Come coil:Aube for bin ro hnow, that although it be an °bled of doubt or utocrtataty with other 2raditioners, the removal of thee deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my rival. env: If the rites of Bacchus uc Venus have begun to reduce manly signor, much anxiety will he prevented by an ratty enuntemetiok of this languid hate; and in there cafes no great y will occur. 1 The fe , fs •cy w;iich f, fo effential to my uncle:using, and ;fa quirlificatio ; which I have preisimed so man. form d.c this of my pretc7,oc,i..;. eel in coincidence with fuch Cds intimation Is given, rha: f ir. ilree may be confulfed pc. faually, or.by Letters (inclofitig a (mall Notch at his houte, No. h 9, Aruhdeldreei . • Strand. near. Ternple- liar. MARR.I El) WOIiEN, who have loci been dll a ppointed n• their expesttations of a family. may be alined, that la toot no, itaneee, fuel defends ate curable by Medical (kilt. 1 4 7 Thsoe is au addition +I h.ntrance in Water lime sdicinice. oust the name is on both the doors mAaris k Member of the Royal College of Surgeor.s ind-okii • A CACTION,-4 , T00 Perfons, w h o tal:ely an:it thArfriver r 0 be adamants or TUC ROTA L COLLTOC,hfiThIg far revere month; pill copied my Adverb:l . ..mutts a:moll word for word; Nadler:rte. them as their own preduetioas, it is my duty to mention, that thole rerfons are ere Members of any Coltege in London. Eilfr' } burgh, or elfewbere ; nor have they say right to pradice Surgirl in London NB. A LIR of the Members is puUifhed at the Hou l e of t 5: College is Li:woe's Innilichis, which rr.sy he referred to. TiiiNDtlhl litti LIGE re/MORRO N. Mars.ing as adman after to Attar:San it infanta sfx:r to LONDON : erinte , l and puhlilhed by V :.L KILN 1 , (of • teebery•Place, lArnbeti:) at the STAR-omeg, t, Carl ftract, Puhliahed alto at the STAI-Offirts TCrl4l-131/7.