Star. — London, England, 1809-10-02 00:00:00

1 7^ • " - • . 0 • • isi . • • ) • • e 46. • 4 11 4, • • I . • :4:114 Vellj! (C, _ .~. t` - ;4 l •iti oiZ MO OCTO [Wit 2, 1809 .N A! 7():;81 PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. TRA ASPORT OFFICE, September 14, Iso9. )11/.IIISSIOICERS for CONDUCTING ~; • .-.I,IESIT'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for takin g ►wOUND ED SEAMEN, and for the Care and VER.S of WAR, ;le hereby sf i•ee Notice, wi!l be ready at this Ogice, on Tuesday the 10th of p , t o receive scaled Tenders, and treat with such :! , 1r be willing to Contract for Victualling Prisoners, at Poitsmoutb, for Six Months certain, from .1 ;ember next. tt: reoivcd after one o'elo.-1 on the day of treaty, nor .2. the tally, or an agent for him, personally attend. r r..-1 b: accompanied by a Letter from two raptctable .; b come Board with the Person tendering, in the 1:00 0 for the perform:ante f the Contract. .ay be known by applying at thii Office, or to ;-, :`,-rt.,osouth. i•• C,:' . kII:ON FIRE AND LIFE. INSURANCE CO.APANY, 1. 7‘•-• tt::1110E - STRLFT, ; d ,•• *. , 7t of Parliament for Insurance front FIRS, and t,, 1. 1 ; and tcr the Grant and Purchase of ANN urr te s ViCR ANC ES falling due at Michaelmas, should 1 be retlewecl with:n fifteen days from that period. Abatonents Are made, according to the Plan which originated un the Premiums of all Fire insurances out si 1 ,,z 0n . A Lirge advantar,e is allowed on Life Insurance, and evrl ii afforded by which the interest and conve ai4re of may be promoted. WARNER PIitIPPS, Secretary. 1 1; Comp Any's °Mei for the \Vest-end of London, is at ov the West-side of New Bond—itreet. ERE I NS:IkAN . CE, CORNHILL, LONDON. pOLILIES of Insurartte expiring at Michaelmas, sW.I be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period, ta ir-vd:t the Pariies' Interest ceasing therein. '.IMENT OF RENT is guaranteed in case of Fire. stock insured without the Average Clause, at 2s. A :?:-Otani.lize in the London Docks insured at Is. Gd. per Cent r T:qtc ?.ionthc. 1,; At-Am:el:3 on the Premium and Duty of Insurance for n . • c EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE. ion of 'lnsurance is of inestimable Importance to ;••,'ing Annuities, Leases, or Offices, dependant on I: or u!: hc L:comes cease with life. ‘L :rl,!e:—A ;Trion thirty years of age may, by the sNall 4-1 pzyrnev ei £l3. is. Id. secure £5OO, to be paid (to his it utherwif.e, as le may three) at his death. Any other i• Lc I:•uretl in like manner, and at ary other age. One another's life, to the amount of any interest hr t...y ve in thr continuance thereof. No Entrance Money o: required. No Charge for Policies or Certifi cav:i Ren:;wal No Registry Of Aisignments reqtired. A allowed t • Solicitors, or other Tenons pro- W. BEE Secretary. 11 . .. i DO. 21! i'ei ~;a;.ces. BEFORE THE 20TH OF THIS MONTH. yC IFT and CO. respectfully request their Filen& .•J nlstrve, that all who intend to adventure in the present Lo ETERY, must purchase before the 20th of THIS r.10:1;- , .. a, on that Day the wuoLt I.orrERY will be drawn. . e,nly - ;,000 Numbers, and the Scheme contains the fo:. PRIZES: 4 hl -t poo I s ......... of t 000 I .... o: . ,000j12 of Besides £100,1'50, &c. &c. Etc. AI.I. 'lO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, d snAtties are selling at bWIF I' and Co.'s Offices, N 4. 11, Pout. 1 ar, Ns. 12, CHAHING CROSS, N'J. 31, ALD t..% I E HIGH SI zEtr. .11 Tins MONTH. T iH respectfully reminds the Public, that the ' 1.0 . 1 - 11 RY not only zzcists but 712,115112.1. 021 • 2L:I ~f•his mouth; therefore all who wish to have a FiGHTN"rHOUSAND POUNDS by the pur- Nu:nber, must buy nero the Drawing begins, consisting of .€20,000 in Prizes, will be de ▪ DAy. s a. arcs are selling In great variety at his old esta i.t London, and by his Agents in the Country, c• I.4teries have been remarkably fortunate in !'• ,en immense number of Capital Prizes, pail . !I.: ./:30,m0 Prizes, the last X.:.:;,(X)0 Prize, and l•rlit- ere: drawn. Ole Country may be sopplied, the same as if lair rs, (post or carriage paid,) accom : c, g.)..1 ca3La, or past office orders, ti ot6cts, 1 , or ”, CI-TARING CROSS, London ; the i'l.lll . lC Funds is transactfAl with fidelity E :ATE IS the ONLY Lottery that will be ~R.Al' 1.0" I TFR Y. L- I ‘. 11; Ell BE I'WLEN THE PUBLIC IN ONh DAY. 1 I , l!.!res are on Sue by EYTON, °Act, late psrte-t - with Sir James k•OR.:;11 Ll., near the :Mansion Home. (thly 500!) Numbers. r: partietittr relative to the Lottery, to be love Lucky Office. the 1011:Iwir:g C4PIT.II. PRIZES were .0 20,000 15,127 20,000 { 3,001 1 • ,DM) I 719 IC,OOO I 18,:35 &,000 19,06 3 JC 5,000 2,M0 bOO SOO 500 No. 3,6? A, cf 10Z0 Tickets; entided to .C 24,76.5. :HE URETHRA—and certain Complairts. of DA RAN"s celebrated - • , and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs usta.l, be daily consulted from 9 to • • i ,ith-strtet, Seiko, in cases of Strictures, • , •s, ecc. Ez.c. as well as Gonnorhea, Debility, • , -:ray is so essentially requisite, tL.t • • ~ .cutced in a ! , eriarate apartment. Mr. D. has • himself to that department of Surgery, . ..nd the rr.ost flAtterieg SUCCe 3 S, he i s • .•.•.•_!hed of c.l:e rni!d, efficacious, requiring no •:..*:!It in diet, and which a:events a relapse to • .!;.ting their cases fully in a letter, • will have pro?er remedies sent to tke • symptom:, &ea .1, ti,r eth edition, price 2Q. 6d. a Treatise on s, :0 1.1! had a: the Anatar's house, the only irS PUBLIC NOTICE. IF THOMAS CARTER, Son of THOMAS and MARY CARTER, born in the Parish of Tarrant Mouktois, Ds-set, aged about 41 years, is living, by applying as under, be nal hear of something to his advantage. He is a stoct well grown Man, fair complexion and light hair, he was heard of last in Kent. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received, by Thomas and Elizabeth Muston, of T. hlonkton aforesaid. Dated Sept. 85, 1809. WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL, FOR L4IREET, PLY MAU IH-DOC K. WATKINS returns his sincere thanks to theNo- A. • bility, Officers in his Majesty's Navy rad Army, Gentle men Travellers, sad the Public in general, for the liberal support he experienced at his late Muse (the Crown Hotel, Cumberland street), and respectfully informs them, that he has removed •o those extensive premises in Foa c-s - rs ET, formerly kept by Mr. LOCKYZR, and then known by the name of the Old King's Ari,•l Tavern, but now called WATKINS'S NEW CROWN HOTEL, _ . which he has fitted up in an elegant and comfortable style, suites to the accommodation of Noblemen and their fami:i .1, Commer cial Gentlemen, &c. For convenience and elegance the above premises are avowedly superior to any in this part of the Kingdom ; and T. W. having aid in a stock of the best Wines and Liquors, presumes to hope he shall exprri , ace that share of public patronage with which he has been hitherto honoured, to merit a continuance of which will be his constant study. •„• A large Room is fitted up . purr.risrly for the accommodation of Gentlervien Travellers, to whom twerp , attention will be paid. Extensive Coach-houses and 4-itald , s, equA to aoly in the kin doin —A Hear-e, Mourning Coa.:lleq, it:•itt Pis itcaaisr, and Alele Hones.—Posting to ad parts of the ki:l;;Jalt, :it 1,1. per mile. On the 15t of November next will be i uldiihed, • Number I, price Is. of THE WATCHMAN, or T F. 0 1,0 eAC: AI, INSPECTOR, to be coirinued montlny, and cbiedy wri:- ten by Onesirnus. PrLited for Matbevrs and I.elgli, No. 16, Strand, where Prc-. spectuses may be had. NAVIGABI.E CANAL AND WATER-WORKS SHARES.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOT F, On Friday, Oct&er 6 at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's, H UDDERSFIELD, Wilts and Berks, E rent and Ayoa, 'Flumes aid Medway, Worcester and Bit nning ham, and Croydon Canal Shares, West Middlesex &cm Waterworks Shares. • Particulars at ti. New Hotel, Birtningkam ; HatcLett's Hotel, ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scutt, No. 28, New Bridge-street, Lonion. MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. This day were published, in Fur Nrolumes, price 11. ls. THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REY BRIDGE, containing SKETCHES of Man r. N •it.s tr. s, MANNERS, and EDUCAT to H. By WILLIAM LINI.F.Y, Esq. The ways of Hearin arc eask a i Puzzled with mazes, and perpl with errors, Our understanding, iraz.;:s ;:lein in vai,i, Los , and bewilder dl in ill.: trui•irts scares, Nor sees with how much art the windiugs Nor where the regular torta , iou VIAL A u:,;-ox. Prin:ed fot. RICHARD Pa: London; aild to he had of all Booksellers. I his day was poblished, trice 6d. in ex•ra h:rdy F.inbellisted kith a striking lila.nes3 of Mr. Ar.•! , ib.dn T PLean, nor of the Pastors ut the- Bapti‘t chto'cli, Edinburgh, THE CHRISTIAN iII)VOCATE, designed to I'le.nl tie Cause of ilumrrlvE " We may observe tltron:th all ages, that there niver sva: ary rite or practice in the Church, dewed from the Gospel, that in the course of a few years, was not so p-rverted from its primitive wt., as to want to be recalled to its first priee*lesi and s:t right .vain by Its original rule." Dr. Mulclleton's Leters to.Bishtsp Warburton. Liverpool : Printed by and for W. Jor;s, llnion- Court, Castle street ; and sold by W. Button, Lonclon ; J. and A. D , :ncaii, Glasg•,w ; Guthrie, and Tait, Edi:.burgli; and by T. Johnstone, Dublin. GEORGE THE 1 HiLW ! I hit day v-as published, a New Et reci,cd, catty& and improved, in Eight lary anti haudsome Volumes, Octavo, price Four Guineas, in boards, THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD, front his Aceessiria, October 25th, 1700, to the Commence ment of the present War, in 1803 ;• illnstrp.te,} by Arpendizes to the ,everal Volumes; containing Capie4 of l''reat , ,e4, State Papers, Parliamentary, and other Authentic Documents, 021611 Dis patches irons the London Gazette, Speeches from the Throne, &c. &c. By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Esq. Author of the I listory of Great 13thain, f:oni ti;e Ilevolution to the Acccision of (lent? the Third. Independently of the we:l-known 11 of :.rd established Au thority of this History of the most es , :ntful Reigir in the Annals of Bs*aia, considered as a ~.Tarate work,TE p,ss;:sses a1...9 a peen - liar Claim to the Attention of the 1%0 . .4, as b , •1•:z the only re spectable Continuation to tlw present Tiaw of liume's and Smel lcit's I i:stories of England. 'Printed for RJcuARD Ptittors, London, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of "hnm may be ha 4 the /Fur rcc:Zn; VtAtttnes, completing Hume', I iistory to the priseeta •I'we Guineas, boards. LouNGING 800K.4. oat LiGHT READING. 11 has long been a s./1) . ..„:ct of cornpLthit among etc lovers of Fait;hilt Lit craw., Clot t er Language d, 6. cicnt in kningiog, or parLair-winclow Books. The ut,dermeti tioned have, therefore, bt!en printed ciiieF.y with a view to stinle that deficiency, and it is presanied they will b.: fttund to com bine elegance, good tasty, smond principles, and the requisite erudition with their g i rotes•, ..::jeers ..1 variety and anit.se.ii,nt. OXONIANA, consisting of Anecdote', Extracts from scarce Books and MSS. Original Letter., and I li-torical and Bitcgrailsi., cal Facts connected with the U iventity of Os ford, or to be found in the Libriries there, 4 volumes, plati s, price 21s boards. The SPIRIT of the FRENCH AN co.ts'sting of transla tions of the choicest passaus containcd in the french N otits well known among the literati under the title of A 11. 0) in 3 volumes, price 18s. bomb. ADDISONIANA, consisting of Anecdotes, Original Letters, Curious Facts, tics. &c. connected with theliterary age of Addison, in 2 vois. with many plates, price 10s. Gd. in boards. Mir LIANA, consisting of Anecdotes, Original Letters, Buns- Muts, Apechtliezms, relative to the Life and Writings of Dean Swift, in 2 vols. with many plates, price Ins. Gd., BROOKIANA, consisting, of Anecdotes, Orlginal Letters and Remains, Lon Mets, &e. conmeted with the life and Works of H. Brooke, in 2 vols. with plates, price I os. 6d. boards. NV A LPOLlANA,cons:sting of Anecdotes, Bons-Mots, Letters, Observations, and Reflectio'•s stf I Lvov: Walpole, Earl of Orford, 2 with Plates, price 10s. el. in hoards. The LIFE of SAMUEL. FOOTE, Cie English Aristophanes, accompanied by numerous A.lCCdOte‘, Units Mots, Facts, &C. re lative to the Life, Writings; and • I imes of that extraordinary cha racter, by W. Cuoite, Esq. in 3 vols. price 15%. in boards. The BRTIISH . MARTIAL., consisting of upwards of One ThotisaiA of the best Epigrams, in 2 vets. price 10s. lid. The ENCYCLOPEDIA of \Vi F.—On the plan of the French EncycloFediana, consisting or several Thousand of the most hu mourous Anecdotes, Bon-Mots, Epigrams, Satires, &c. &c. free from the indecencies that often create disgust in books of this na- • ture, price fis. in boards. CLASSICAL ENGLISH - POItTR consisting of all the hest short pieces in our Language, selected by Dr. Mayor; printed on superfine post paper, price Bs. in boards. The CABINEr of POETRY, consisting of all the best works of the English Poets, from Milton to Bursts, with Biographical accounts of the Author, by Mr. _Pratt, anti Pt.rtraits by Miss Watson, in six elegant vols. price 31. in boards. ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, or Accountsan Anecdotes of the habits, instincts, and economy of quadrnreds, birds, fishes, and Insects, by the Rev. W. Bingley, S vols. price a its. Gd. boards. All the above may be had on the shortest notice, •f every ranks:ller in Town or Country, 111 boards, and is every variety plaiss'and elegant binding. • YORKSHIP E. 'IO BF. SOLD, in One or more Lots, in the Month of Novem ber cr December next, If net previously disposed of by Private Contract, • MOST Valuable FREEHOI . II) ESTATE ; -1- situate at STILLINGFLEET, in t East Riding of the Lounty of York, wittdn.seven miles dt.l' , upon the Banks of Ole Ulcer Ouse; comprising the Mandy or Lordship of Slillinx- Seet Fishery, 'Quit Rents, Fines upon Copyhold , , &c. etc. 430 Arre, or therealootta, of Freehold Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, aed 303 Ayres of Lew :hold, Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Land, held for a term of which 92 years are nsexpired, under the Lcssee of the Dean and Chapter of York, in case the Dean and Chapter renew the original Lease, subject to a small Rent. 'The Estate is divided into commodious Farms, with good Farm- Houses,. and Out-Buildings. There are also sundry Cottages on the Estate, very convenient for the residence of Labourers. 'lke estimated s-alne of the whole exceeds £2600 per Annum, and is capable of treat improvement. The Estate is exempt by Act of Parliament from Great Tithes, and Tithe Wool, Qtl payment of :a composition of about £32 per Annum, whit!!, upon the expiration of the Lease under which the Leas:h•td part of the Estate is held, may be increased to pit Annum, but cannot exceed that sum. The Reverend 'Moines F.glin, at Scillingfoet, will answer any inqutries, and will order a proper person to thew the Estate. For furth.•r particulars appry to blessrs. Kaye and freshfirld, Tokenhouse Yard, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. ROYAL PATE.Nr. GPDBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM, for, Coughs, Consumptions, and Asthmas, so well known to he superior to :41 other Medicines, that it needs no comment A long list of N.)hility, and many eminent.; of the Faculty, have proved its effi•-acf in the cure of the above Dleardert , , which have estahlishaa.: its reput-ttion fur ever. The certificates to he seen in the. Trstati,e., at No. 3, Bloomsbury-square, where it is sold, wl.c.l.:sale and retail, and advice given every day (Sundays es c:vted) from ten till two. N.D. Sold alas retail, at every prin cipal M,d due ‘Varthouse in the Kingdont. DEBILI'T'Y, dtc.—Mr. GOSS 1130itx been regu-1 larli eJucated is a Watbor of the P oval College of Sur ge 414, continues to direct his att anion to the cure of the following comp!ainto, viz. a certain d:Sorder contracred in a moment of in discretion, :tr;ctures, or obstructions in the Urethra, and eticry species of D..bility or Deficiency, whether occasioned UT a secret Xeitructive habit of youth, long residence in a hoc climate, or du enervating indulgence of matureage. Ihe result of several years experience has enabled hint, by a superior ald peculiar method, to aim dily remove the abaiie diseases, h Iwever inveterate or compli• Gated, and in recent cases of venereal infection, to complete a per • fegt cure in a few days. The uniform success atten.ling his mode ortreatment,inducei Mr. G. thus openly tp otter his advice. He maybe consulted, as usual, daily, with secrecy and honour, by eites,fr sex, personally, or by letter, containing a Banknote. No. 13, Uouverie-street, Vieet-street. Cl-IING'S P:::111; r WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the most frequent sourcei c:f Child. ten a Diseas& Tludr symptoms every parent and guardian of children should he acquainted with-1 hey occasion los' of ap petite, a pal.mess of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre eular state of Ole attend 31 after with violent pains ' • they britiz on convulsions, thy affect the grow.h of the body,and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre ventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above excel lent medicine J. - universally allowed, on the testimony of the :highest character* in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. public approbation given to the Proprietor,' from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own families,.tarn 1, its merit b.iond conipeti ion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other medicine of the kind can bmuit. Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family medicine to resort tn, whenever the stomach or bowels of children are any way disordered, which it will alwaysbe font:d to r.lieve.—.Sold wholesale and retain at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap stile, London; and retail by most country venter., is holes, at 2s. 9.1. and 41s. Gd. each. HALLAM'S ANTIISILIOUS PILLS, Invented by EDWARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary, late of Bury St. Edmund's. 'THIS safe andelegant preparation isjostlyeb•teemed for i:s am b rceable and certain operation, by which it effect malty removes all Inaction or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, whether arising from Bile Indigestion, Flatulency, of Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Heatl.ach, esc. It operates by dis lodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free from any an inion4ti or mercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has been given with singular good effect during Preg nancy. Its =jolt is. particularly ad..pted to Persons of Bilious liahi s, and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient actiod of the bowt , l4 is not kept uy, and crudities retained in those organs are freiptently praducit pains and distensionsi head achs, lan g tor,"and giddint ss, or a sense of I:smartness and oppression. " Remove the cause, the effect must cease." A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy. the worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head achy are certainly re moved by a single dose, and in a much sh :rter time than could be credited, but from experience. The Proprietor thinks it pro per w remark, they will be found not only to act without pain or uneasiness; but to .leave the body, after their immediate action arses. free from that costive state which . generally succeeds the operation of laxative medicines. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. Pries 25. 9d. per box, CORDIAL BALM 01? GILEAD. Extract of a I.ett-r from Mr. Joseph. Morris, Chepstow, to Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead house, near Liverpool. Ste, - Chepstow, October 5, 1803. IHAVE to inform you of the followinT case, cured by your Cordial Balm of Gilead: Mr. LewisWillimns, painter and glazier, of the town of Brecon, in the county of Brecon, was fur a very long time labouring under an extreme lowness ofspit so much se that he was oblige.l to neglect a great part of his bush e —he went to Swansea, thinking bathing would be of service to him—but to his great concern he found no relief. He afterwards came to Ch. vow, his native place, where his mother and friends now live---he complained to me how ill he was, and appeared much dejected, saying, he thought he never should be well any mere. I advised hint to take your Cordial Balm of Gilead • be bought of me a 51. case, and his brother assured me a few days age that he is now as well as ever he knew him, being fully sa tisfied that it was the Balm of Gilead on l y that had restored him to his usual health and spirits. • I am, air, your humble servan t , JOSEPH MORRI3, _ . _ To Dr SOLOMON, Gilead-house, near Liverpool. Stn-1 have a circumstance to mention to you which will speak loudly in praise of your incomparable medicine the Cordial Balm of Gilead : Mr. Davies, of Spring-hill, Steward to Lord Co ventry, having been ail/iced for a long time With the most ex cruciating pains in his legs, back, &c. which confined him to his bed,- and nearly brought him to the grave, declared to me that " his life VIM net worth a seven-shilling-piece" when he bad recourse to your medicine, which soon relieved him, and by a little further perseverance in taking it, he is now restored to per fect health, and was at my bo'n'e yesterday. lam Sir, your's, &c. JOHN AGO, rest-saaster. Evesham, Worcestershire, 28th Oct. 1806. Sold by all the respectable Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Wm... I . SALES I3K AUCTION. FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, MANSION, OYSTER LAYINGS, and SALT MARSHES, near COLCHES' TER, In the County ofESSEX. By Messrs. HOG GAR 1 . and PH: LLI PS, At Carraway's, L og Tuesday, October 10, at 1 ^_ o'clock, in 1 Lot, MHE'MAIsIOR of FINGRINGHOE, with the - 1 .. Quit Rents, Rights, and Immunities thereto belonging, Eta the privilege of sporting over a large track of country, thountl.ri 1 wi:l, Game. Also a spacious ancient substantial Mansion, cali.7l r Fingringhoe Frail, with complete Offices, and Pleasure Oro:icicle, suitable for a family of respectalsility; situate about four mile* from the garrison town of Colchester, near Vilvinboe, in the I county of Essex. with sundry very' destrablo Farms twigs/tits, 1 inclu ding the Hall, Hay, and Wick Lands adjacent, and rids Saiterns, containing altogether near 600 Arms, capable of consi. &taiga improvement, numerous Outbuildings and Cottages, a li-ick-r.n, Orcharding, and two valuable and secure Oyster Laiings. 'The Estate bin the occupation of Me. Thomas Cooper, a most responsible tenant, at an old rent, and immediate Posses sion may be liati.—May be viewed, on application to Mr. Cooper, jun. of Fingringhoe Hall, of whom printed particulars may be Ibad • ' also of Mr. Mason, Solicitor, Colchester , and at the Cups. I Mr. Burton, Solicitor, Daventry ; King's Head, Mahlon; Blue 1 Post*, Witham; Spread Eagle, ingates•cne; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal Ex. , change, where plans of the Estate may be seen FREEHOLD FARMS near CHATHAM and sirrING BOURN, and DWELLING HOUSES at CHATHAM By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraway's, en Tuesday, the 10'h of Oc!ober, at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of the Devizes in trust yf SIUSoN, Esq. deceased, in four Lots, • I. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE free from Land -tax, called Great atal Little Hampstead Farms, containing together about t:72 Acres of excellent Arable, Pasture and Wood Land in high cultivation, lying together (es. cepting two iniall enclosures) in a very desirable and improving part of the County of Kent, near good Markets, in the Parishes of Gillingham, Breadhurst, Leasing and Chatham, four miles from Rochester, three from Chatham, about six from Maidstone, and about 34 from I.ondou, with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling and Out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Michal Comport, part on an old Lease, which wia expire at Niich.telisias 1813. Lot 2. A Freehold Farm, containing about 29 Acres of Arabi* and Pasture Lana, in the Parish of Frinstead, four miles from Sittingbourn, ten from Maidstone, and 45 from London, with • Farm House, Barn, neat Cottate,producrive garden and Orchard, . let on Lease to Mr. John Huk:stin, at £42 per annum. Land tax redeemed. I.ot 3. A Freehold Estate, Land-tax redeemed, situate near the Hare and Hounds, St. Margafet's Bank, Chatham, consisting of a Dwelling house and Shop, in the ocutpation of Mr. John Walton, with two Tenements and a large Yard behind the same, let un Lease to Mr. Carter, at a rent of £3O per annum. Lot 4. Three Freehold Tent nit.nts with Yards and Gardens, situate in turen street, Chatham, let to Mrs.• Perry, James Hind, and Richard Friend, together at £l9 per annum. Tti be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had ten days previods to the sale, at the Sun Inn, Chatham ; Crown, Rochester; George, Sit tingbourn • Bull, Dartford; Bell, Maid stone; of Mr. Brown, Fadveyor, Maidstone; Mr. Druce, Solid tee, ralitir:*-Stiukre; ae Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Bioad-street, Royal Exchange. - Va!nail!, and — ertettsive PLANTATIONS in th., ISLAND of GRENADA.—By Messrs. HOGGA.ItT mid PHILLIPS, At Garraway's Coffee-lt.ntse, Cornhill, some rime in the inonth of December, of which due notice will be given, SEVERAL valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, 1 - , situate in the island of Grenada, containing 1557 Acres, up wards of 500 of which are now in cane;, coffee, and cocoa; corn pcisiag the following coffee a id sugar plintations, with the Ne• groes, Stock, Stores, Houses, some of theta rt.c!iitly and substan tially erected, viz. Duquesne Planation, containing 232 acres, 113 of Wick are in cane, with :40 acres of previsluniraund, 128 Ne• groes, 39 heal of Cattle, Mill, Boiling and Still-houses, 38 Negro housa, 1) wellit.g -liou i.es, and out -UM:dings ; Pialsance, containing 315 acres, 11S of which are in coffee and cocoa, and 415 acres of wood and kills with 140 Negroes, Dwelling-house Overseers, Mill, Negro-houses, and out-Ipuildings—Bon Air, containii,cls3 acrer, 93 of which are iu cane ; and 1.51: acres of Provision ground, with 148 Negroes, 45 head - of cattle, Dwelling-house. Overseers, Mill, Dl:ding and Negro-lio . ises, &tut out-buildings—Grosse Pointe, cont . rining 100 acme of cane land, and 235 acres of provision grouitil ; w . .tit 99 Negroes, 26 head of cattle, Dwelling-house, Boiling, Curing, and Negro-houses, and out-buildings. Particulars will be ready in due time, and may thtn a be had c f the - Printers of the Liverpool General Advertiser; Chronicle and Advertiser; Felix Farley * Bristol Journal; C.:wee to and Mer cury; Bath Chronicle; at the Jamaica, Lloyd's, and Garraway's Cafee betties ; and of Messri. Hoggart and Pkillipp, 12, Broad street, Royal-L•a:haulm I.padon. Valuable Collieries, Iron Works, and Fi.rmi, Sou ru WA LES. By Tvles=rs. SKINNER, DYKE,TUCIiIN and FORREST, On Thurs:ay, the 12th instant, at 'l'welve o'Clock, at Giu - rawara Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, London, by order of the Trucees of Mr. Alexand.r Raby, FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTA'T'ES, eunsistirg of valuable Collieries now in full work, and Sun dry Farms, situated at Llanelly and Box, in the County of Car marthen, and at Eskerne, near Neath and Briton Ferry, in Gla morganshire. The valuable Iron Furnaces and Forge at Llanelly and renrwtin, near Neath, Engines, Waggons, li.orses, and aU other Workleg Materials of saiek Collieries, Furnaces Forge, &c. several excellent Dwelling Houses and Workmen's Cottages, also Leases of sundry Farms. Llanelly Colliery held for 79 years, contains faur well known valuable Veirs of Coal, to each Pit is laid an iron rail way of tb hest construction, also adjoining an extensive iron Furnace and Forge ; a good Shippir , Trade has been, and is now carried on from this Colliery to I reland, Cornwall, Devonshire, and various parts of the principality. The premises are replete with every sort of Engine Machinery, For k ing Materials, Frames, Gina, Manager, and Workmen's Houses, &c. &c. requisite for suck s Concern, and in the best possible condition. Box Colliery held for 79 years, called a Maiden Colliery, haw ing been opened in the Autumn of last year,. contains three known Veins of excellent Coal, which is in great repute and coft sidcrahle demand ;a newly constructed iron rail road is laid from the Bea Pit to the Shipping Dock, near Llanelly ; an eaceUest Cylinder Steam Engine, Atmospherical Engine. Eskern Colliery held for 21 years, and contains a large track of um% rought Coal Culm, and Ironstone of excellent quality. an Iron Blast Furnace. and a Leasehold Farm of 34 Acres, held far 99 years, situate within on mile of Neath and Briton Ferry, two well constructed Iron Furnaces, each of which have productel from 45 to 50 'Tons Iron per week. These Premises are sur rounded with Dwelling Houses, Counting-houses, &c. an hang some and modern built Dwelling House, with Offices, Pleasure ground, &c. &c. Upwards of -Rua* have been expended 2n these Premises within the last eight years; also another Famr.y House, commanding a full view of the Works. Valuable Freehold Premises, consisting of a newly erected Forge and Rolling Mills, with every apparatus that the most un proved Mechanical*Powers can produce, situate within a quarter of a mile of Llanelly, with various Shops, Counting-houses, &c. &c. and 32 Houses and Cottage.. t' s Workmen. Three valuable Leasehold farms, called Kille and Kilveg, Cce Mawr, and Frebeded, wi{li excellent Farm Houses and Building., situate en the borders of Carmarthen Bay, and are peculiarly de sirable f(,r their contiguity to_the Port of Llanelly. Them Farms may be entered uponimmediately, and every par tkilos respecting all or any of them abOve described Premises may be known, by application to Mr. Wright, at Llanelly; or to Mr. William ?Jodie ' at Kille Farm, who will hew V i e Stock atel Premises.—Printed Particulars may he had of Mr. John Geyer', Bath-street, Bristol ; Mr. Crutwell, Printer, Bath; Mr. W ro alk av i i ti Carmarthen ; Pi 4 l ue n urr t g e as r n. , aj l no .l d l n o e u sC C t o : . n t r d z ; Gt trA4e;ernA.:Jesesoorikci.intmos,;.7Priosers i t ribu er, r.e s y i l a c n u se aarev a ntar ; ; and of Meters. iskituaer, Dyke, Tuvbin , and Forrest, Aldlergate""l"4. ••••