Star. — London, England, 1805-06-22 00:00:00

• - I biL ral . .. ... AMINIPIEMSNImmiI ziamansaimia~va ON HIS MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY. • • - Ye• Loyal Britons, now Alai, . ; • The honours of your King's Birth-d: y; I Britannia, rear you- head on high, And wave your banners in th , :Icy— That all your trembling fors may mourn The day that Groans our King was horn; And, while they ninnen, let us rejoice With our united conq'ring yoke— -1 .1 . Long live King Decrees! long lire our King! • 1 • . Hi, royal fcrptre Peace !hall bring! ` A W. 8.,,,&, e icid„,„eu. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT HEATH, THUR4DAY, JUNE za. A Plate of gal. for Huntfmen, Yeomen-Prickers, and Keepers of Windt; r Forel' and Great Park. Mr. Richardfon's b. g. Lemon squeezer - - r 1 Mr. Nutage's b. g . - • 2dr Four to I on the winner. Same Day a Pla•c of Sol. Mr. Ladbrokes br. e. by Young Woodpecker . a t r' Mr Ftogley's ch f. by a Cot uf Signet • 2 2 Mr. Wardell% br. e. Capias . - 3 3 Mr. But thwayet h c by Pepfus - 4 4 Lord St4wers b. f. Gloriana . • 5 5 Mr. Batfon's b. e. by Clayhall - 6 6 . , Four to one a ; :.i..0.. Citnriant—Eigbt to ore aninft Fon of Ft. , - net—Five to one againit Capia•---" , i.v.cn to fouron NIT. Lat.:Drakes br. c.—Woo :arr. i 1 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 21. A Handicap Plate-of soh tOr all ages—the heft of 3 I heks. about two roles, is+ rods each. 1 ord Starves Glotiana, 3 years old , - 3 2 1 1 Mr. C Bruwres Some;, aged, 9.11. slb. - 4 1 2 2 Mr. Abbey's Virgin, 4 you, old. 7T..711. - 1 3 4 3 Mr. Lake's Virttiofo, 4 years ot t, eft. ebb. • 2 4 3 dr A !Nate of sal. fora; 5, and 6 yea 'old, and aged hot - - . fes, ike.—the bell iii three hears, two aiiks and a 1 . half each—to Ilan at the half-mile poll on the New Cam fe.—Mares allowed 41b. Mr. 13:mm1 , w:rye's ch. h. Woodcut, 4 years old - a i t Hi+ R. H. the Prince of Wales's g. f. Nitre, s years old / a a Mr. Sutton's gr. m. Retry, 4 years oid • 4 3 3 i • Duke of 9 . 3 r iceniberres b. c., by Competitor, A yea old 3 dr. The fpart to-day has been truly excellent. Three heats were run for the Plate, and four for the Han- dicap. In pinning the latter. Glariatto, coming by , the King's Stand, with only fix florae upon her back, bolted and went over the rails, but the boy who rode recovered her in fnfficient time to (Ave the ditlaucc. Pirtoofo leaped the rails forward and backwards, and alto Caved his ditlance ; but Tripleiroun, Copia:, and the brother of Vire:, were difqualified from flirting for the fecund heat. .'. The . Parece was on the graftnd, and afterwards dined at the Bufh at Staines. i I; ORGAN SHEEP SHEARING. . Wednefday, early in the morning, feveral Gentle. i; men let off for Creflow, in Buikinghamfbire, to View 1 Mr. Warrran's flock, and to dine with him. Ann- ; they par:y rode over to Prifley, tn. view the Duke of Benvoatis water-meadow>, in the occupation of, the Duke of Memos CCM. The firit matter which called the attention of the 'company at the Abbey was the exhibi , ion of the rareales of the fat Webers, • which the company had exam'ned alive on the re 1 i ceding day. The company then repaired to a field on Crawley Heath, where they were joined by a large concourfe of the neighbouring farmers, to obferve a ploughing match. i . ' In order to prevent the great interruption and fpoil. \ log of their works by the fpetiators, which occurred 4 In former ploughing matches at this place, the judges • appointed the fpefiators to continue in an adjoining Meld, from whence they had an uninterrupted view i over the young quick hedge, of the progrefs of the rival ploughmen's operations. Eight ploughs fiarteZl, i i ,;z. • No. r. Mr. Welter/es two-liorfe fwing FA/ FlourTS. No. 2. Mr. Whitbread's two-horfe N .r'olk wheeled Plongh. No. 3. A two•horfe ruing Nottingham Plough, made by John it Conch, belonging to Arthur Direct. 1 No. 4. A two-horfe Norf lk wheeled Plough, belonging to the Duke of Raiford s Park. Farm. No. s. Sir John B. Riddle's Scots two.horfe king Plough. No. 6. Mr. James Port's [wing Plough, drawn by a Poney and • an Ox. . No. 7. The Duke of Bedford's Norfolk two-horfe (wing Plough ; and No.?. Inftiph Cowley's double furrow Statfordlhire fuur-horfc ' Plough with a driver. Ail the moor Ploughs were condußed by the holder, by means e of reins; NPDotigal's fpriug whipple tree was made ufe of to de- termi' le the force of tine draught to the Ploughs. The implements exhibited for his Grace's pre- :, miums were next examined by the company. Soon after three o'clock, nearly as numerous a • company as on Tnefday fat down to an excellent din- . ncr in the Great Hall at the Abbey ; after which, his Grace gave the ufnal and itanding toalis of this meet- ing, as we have before particular ized them. The rcfult t f yefieeday's fweepflakes for veiling the weight of a (beep, to which thirty-one Gentlemen were parties, was declared by his Grace; the weights named lying between 331 and 381 b. her quarter, aed . Mr. CULLF.24 Snit - a having named the exaft weight i that the (keep proved to be when flanghtereci, viz. 1 351 b. 9.02. per quarter, was declared the winner. The printed propoUs for his Grace', premiums et the !beep (hearing next year, differing not at all from the prcfent ones, were circulated. In the evening the South Down tnpps were let as followr, viz. the two !beers, No. 2, fleece slb. 1202. to Mr. Knight, at forty guineas; and No. 6, fleece 61b. Soz. to Sir John Seabright, at thirty guineas; 1 of the three (hears, No. 4, fleece slb. to Mr. Wake field, at thirty guineas ; and No. to, fleece 61b. Roz. to Mr. Simms, at twenty guineas ; a four (beer, No. . , 13, fleece 311). 12oz. to Mr. Coke, at twenty-five gni- -t 1 near; and a five year old, No. sz, fleece slb. 402. to Mr. Britt, at tfn guineas. . • 9 Divar-Lans.—Tl.c dramatic feafon at this theatre clofed on Wrdnefday. At the conclnlion of th . e Play, Mr. Witolll3lllllll came forward, and in the name , f the Proprietors anti Performers, expreffed their tin- :. i Maned acknowledgments for the marks of puhlic favour beflewed:upon them in the c"urfe of the Ira. He affured them, that no efforts thould be wanting on the part of the Company, or thole who • were charged with the diration. of the Theatre, to . • ' eninre a continuance of that patronage, of which they had experienced fo confiderable a (hare. Mr. 'Warm° atom .made his farewel obeifancc, arnicia s j smivacal and continued applaufe. . t i t i I i , . , . . LOgIION MARRE?S. • CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE 2lt. Vie have to-day kv-ral fret arrival: of Wheat, part Foreign, and many buyer's at to:,ri.et tattled rather twilit fates fully at UR prices.-- I here is but little 13arley,and the Matchers and Millers not working, it varies but little in price—as don Malt.—But few Mans, and at lumew hat bett.:r terms.— The an-brats of Foreign Oats are abundar.tly large, and being i f n re-quell, are quotcd but little cheaper.—Flour as our UR. GENERA!. CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 46, (,2, Ss!. per qr. Grey Peafe 41s. Li 461. (me 925. od. Beans, 445. 51 s. Rye. 4lis. sn. cd. Tick Ditto 4os. 465. od Larloy, ,;75. od. Oats, a7s aBs.3os. MAt, 645. od. Poland ditto, Sts 32s ad White Peak, 41s. 4Ss. !"i. Rape Seed, 00s. 00$. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Fleur 7ss. to ;Ss. Seconds 655. to 7ss. per Cock. RETF RN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the 3d of June to the Bth of June—Total 14,148 Quarters. Average scs 1.1 --ns. oid lower than lift return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the Bth of June to the tech of June. Total-9.95J facha—Average 795. 4d . . . ca ad. lower than bit return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, JUNE 20. Wheat per load 161 os to 261 ros Barley par quatter 11 Vis to 21 3s Oa•s per dhto 11 8s to 11 tea Bans per ditto 21 SS to 21 8s Peale per ditto 21 8s to 21 Ili PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCKETS. 4 1 tos to 61 os Kcnt - 31 os to 61 6s 41 104 t.l 31 114 Statt . 51 os to el 144 - 41 104 to 51 125 Farnham 71 os to 81 es Old Duty laid at 70,001. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehapel. ILtyptrioad 3 3 in 4 TO 2 13 o to .3 0 0 3 14 to 4 t 6 0 AtrAw a s to 2 10 1 5 oto 3 o o - 1 18 to a 11 0 Clover 3 10 to 5 0 4 4to 5 5 0 SMITHFIELD, lune 21. Ti, ftnk the offal—pet Mons of M. Beef ss od to 6s 24 I Veal 44 tod to 6, 84 Mutton si 4a to 59 84 Polk ,33 cd to ss 8d Lamb - 5# 4d tG'l l 99'iod. t:9419 OF CATTLE 'TM> 11.111. • Beets ahnut 500—Sheep and Lamhs 8,800. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Jose at. Yet ftone of 81b. by the cueafe. Rent - Stikx - Eliot Bert 081 to 5 4d I Veal 4. 4d to fts 4d Mutton 4$ Rd to Ss of Pork .5s ad to Ss Rd Lamb gs cd to-Gs 44. PRICE or TALLITiV IN LONDON. _ _____ __ _. ..... .... ..., .. ...... .... St. Jameswarket 3s Ilia gown 'Tallow_ 67.1 03 to es Clare Market 3s zlid Runia ditto (can.) 661 od to 68. Whitechapel Market Ruilia ditto (6.ap) 67% to coo cd (pet stone of 81b.) 3s iii Melted Scull sss to s6s od Ditto rough . 3i..',1 od to cs • its rod Greaves Its od Average Price 3s 2 lid Good Dreg,' tos to os ' . Yellow Soap. 76s to c.—Mottled, 9(A-ond, 9ois Price of Candles per dozen, i se ckl—Moulds, 121 01 • R.:.W HIDES. Hides (perftone) 3s 6il to is 81 Hork Skins tys orl to 21$ itdiddli...; Is 2d to 3s 4d Sh,:cp Skins 4s od to Is oil Ordinary u Itdto is od Shearlings is cd to cs od Heavy CJIf tas C d cacb I Lanit. Skins as od to 3s ed PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, sc to s6lb each sild to 23.1 Ditto, 6o to 631 b • 24d to 15d Mere:ants Backs 221ci to ocd Drell:1)g Hides aid to 23.1 Fine Coach Hides 2,1,1 to 244 t. loi Hi-I).s for Cutting 22i..1 to 23id Flat Ordirntry _ sad to 23d Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b per dszcn 354 to Ood • Ditto so to yclb 354 to 4cd Ditto yo to 1011, 34 4 to 3 84 Small Seat • (Greenland) per lb. 38 6d to 35 gd Large dims 1203 to i3..3 per doz. Gnat Skills 3os to 6ts ditto, Tanned Herr.- Hides los to 42S wets' NEW COAL MARKET, Jane U. • - . Mips at Market. ' siol , s :wad. Priers. ..1 84 Newcaitle Coda 68 41$. 6d. 495. 61. a ('anitel - • - o CO.. s Stone Co:1 .. - 0 oos. 1.: Sunderland to 395. od. 431..0d ThiTH AND LAST DAY OF DRAWING. — The TiC ket No. 8163, as fiat drawn on Saturday laft, enti. tied to Two I'houfand Pounds, was fold at Meas. Haz AVM BORNE, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, where Nu. 27,765, a Prize of Five Thoufand Pounds, and 15,136, a Prize of Five Hundred Pounds, both drawn the fame day, were fold in Share. To alleviate the (offerings of Scurvy, of Sera nhula, and various Difeafes of the Body, the late FRANCIS SPILSSUNY leynted mddi of his time and attention. His foceervis pow before the public. His Difpenfarf has heith opened at all feafons to the pomer chides, whole eircumaanceq did not reach the price of his remedy. Fond of Medicine and its purfuir, he invented the Patent Afitireirbutic Drops, a mild diaphoretic, without weakening the fy(tem, but giving it vigour by promotingall its natural fecretions. There who are compelled to reiort to the tonic powers of mi nerds, if they with •to affil their (free on the nerves, no medicine is bet ter calculated for the purpofe than the Drops. Another recommendation, the dnfe is (mall in quantity, and taken without reftraint of diet or exercife. Mr. SPlLsaviT is not accountable for any mixture fold, unlefs the words " By the King's Patent" are inferted at length in the bill of direEtions, bottle, and wrapper ; the (tamp olio (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inllead of red.—Bottles gs. 6d: los. and a•. duty included. BIRTH. On the 16/h in Rant, at Hampton Lodge, near Farnham, Surrey, the Lady of Edward B. Long, Efq of a Inn. On TuefJay, at St. Botolph. Ahlgate, Mr. j.•f•ph Atwell, of Domland, ER:, to Mifi rlrll, dat;hter of the Rcv. Mr. Hall, of Rotterdam. On Saturday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-tquare, Mir Netbitt, to Mift 131.0(e, nr.ludlt-y ftrect. 1)I IPD. On the t9th inftant, Mrs. Collins, wife of W. Collins. Pfq. mer chant, Nicholas-lane. Sincerely regretted by all who had the pleas fore of her acquaintance. On Tueftlay fait, at his lodgings, Yarmouth, Captain Mitchell, of the Infpeelor !loop of war. On the 7th loft. at Lichfield, aged 68, moft ilefervedly edema and lamented by all who knew her Mrs. Thorp, wife of the ittv. Robert Thorp. late of Boston, and eldsft daughter of the late t)'. Miley of Pontefradt ; who for nearly the lail 3r , years of her life was rendered totally hslplefs by the rht untatic gout, the pain of which me fuitalord with exemplary piety and truly chriitian fthg- IfLat On Monday loft, at Bognor Rocks, Suffex;the Lady of William Boyd Efq. of the Paragon. On the arch Odloticr taft, at Bc'hart , In the Eaft Indies, Captain Lieutenant John Falconar, Fort-Adjutant of that place. Sunday f•••tinight,in (tuay-ltreet, Whitchaven, William Wood• burn, formerly well known in that neighbourhood by the appella tion of the Hootivan 6 . lth, three , from the elrcurnltarce of his pack being compared of Englim, and frill, hounds, with which (in -me feafon) he killed 147 harts, without either charging. lofing, or having one of them tom by the dogs. He was a 'lathe of London ; and, at the time of Lis death, wanted only two months of completing his hundredth year. Of courfe, though he lived only in two ccaturics, ha rasa futdcd of four rciztia. HIGH WATIGL LOIDON ion= tamoußow. Palming •• • S c minutes after 8 • Afteraose • • • az 21thOter star 9 FOR SALE, At the Cuflom-Honfe Hafting, on Wednefday next, the 26th Day of lune, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Fareroon, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, Vit. For Private Ufe, About 1030 Gallons Geneva. 50 Ditto Brown Brandy. 5; Ditto White ditto. e 6 Ditto Rum. • sp Ditto Red Wine. rf The foods may be viewed the Morning of the Sale. *. Twenty-five per Cent. be required as a depont. ISLE OF WIGHT.—FOR SALE BY ADC! lON, At the Cullom Houfe, in Eaft Cowry. on Wednefday the 24th Pay of June, tlto,f, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been T felted and legally condemned.and may be viewed and tailed o n application at his Majefty's Warehoufe, two days before the Sal., viz. For Private Ufe, 1; 12 Gallons Brandy. i4 O Gallons Rum. 2820 Ditto Geneva. 14 Ditto Wine. 6lba Tca; to6lln. Pepper. A Small boat, the Hulls of three others, brolen up and Sundry Old Stores. NULL DOCK SHARES . DockTOlice, Kingßoo-upon-Hull, May 2 4, 180 5. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Exchange, in Kingfton-upon-Hull, on Wedneday the Toth day of July. aos, precifety at One o'Cinek, under the powei s of an Aft of Parliament, palled in the 45th year of the reign of his prefent Majefty, (purfuant to Poch Conditions u Cull be then produced,) FI E new SHARES in the Undertaking for making DOCKS at KINGSTON-UPON-HULL. Each Share will be put up feparately. A depofit of tot per Cent. in part of the purehafe-money, will be required immediately after the fate; and the remainder in two equal payments, viz. one half on the toth day of October next,aud the other half on the 16th day of December nett. Notwitbflanding the payment of the rernaioder or the purchafe money for the accommodation of the parchaTers, delayed to the above-mentioned diftant'perievls, yet each purchafer will become • ntitled to a whole year's Dividend, payable in February next. •„* 'the Dividend fur the latt year was pBL 4s. 6J. and for the year 003, t tot ys. 841. per Share. Further particulars may be known, bf applying to Mr. Emit, Solicitor, or Mi. Leven, Clerk to the Dock Company, in Hutt TO BR BOLD On Fee) ffy AUCTION. At the Exchange Coffee•Hoefe. in &iltcl, on Monday the aft day of July Lext, at One n'aock, (unlefs difpufed of in the man awe by Private Contract,) Loa I. 1 'WO well built and flibilantial MEA stiAGEs or DWEI. 1.114 t HOUSES adj• ining, litunre partly in bridge-nrret and partly in Hi a !heti, in the Parlih of St. Nicholas, in the City of Briftol, now ufed as one fee of Steps and Vi'arehonfes, in the occupation of Me!Trs. Wit isms and Co Linen-D awn, for the remebider of a hare, at the rein of acct per Annum, eleer of all Tares except Land:Ml. 'fit c ft;periority of this foliation for Trade is :o well known, that any ol.f_Tort ., ciii in its praifc!s unnceeffary. Lot 2. Ail that commodious and well fitted op Meffrage or Dwelii.tg liotre, with its Shop, Warchoufts and Prentice' adjoin- in; Lat a. fituate in High-ftreet, eatendirg about twenty fawn iret i. 4 front, in the occupation of Mr.-V.l6am Dtan, Dlnen.Dra per, who will, if required, delivcr poffelfion to the purchafer, oil the itch of Auguft next, in time for the September fair. For a view of the above, apply at the Priltnifee, and for Ibrthee paiticulars, or private Sale, to Mr. Wm. Dean, the Proprietor ; or Or. Baynton , Attorney, Old Market, Briftol: 7 --- HAN TS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ON THE PRIEhIISES, By Mr. WF.LI.F.R, Co Wadneftlay the 2Gth of June hilt. ana the following day \ I 'HE Genuine and Entire Hinifehohi Furnitii I i: - I Plate, lAuen, China, Glair, Wine, Spirits, a Chariot, Athjorable Travelling Poft-Chaife, of the late General AVAIINg., at WI N.IM EKING HOUSE. Confiding of Fourpolt, Field and Sofa 13.Afteads, with fine printed Cal:ico, Dimity, Kamen, and •nher Fut nitures, prime cioWe Ft at her Bk.'s, Matt talks, Blankets, and Countarran• a; Bruffels and Kidderminflcr Carpets; an eight , day and dial Mello; a 'few Paintings and proof Prints; a Table Service of China; flue Dnmeftic Linen; Pier and Drcifing Gladly; la Mahogany, Dear and Book-Cafes, Drawers, Sideboards, and af fen of Dining Tables: Jos Dozen of fine old Port and Sherry; a handfotne Chariot, Pnit Chalk and Hamel's. two Carts, a Cow and Calf, and a beautiful Norman Bull, &c &c.. 'fbe Effedts may be viewed two days previous to the fal,t,which will begin each day at twelve o'clock. Catalogues may be bad in due time, at 6d. each, at the Sale ' Houfe, and the principal Irma of the adjacent Market Towns, and of Mr. W, Ili r, at his General Agency Office, Chehe.fter. FREEHOLD ' , STATES ANTI GROUND RE . YTS , MIIi- DI.ESFX.WESTNIINgTER AND LANItErH,SURREY; TONTINE SHARES, LEGACY. ticc. 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION-.-By Mr. WHITE. At Carraway's Coffee-houf,., in Charge-alley, on hionday, July 8, at Twelve o'clock, in ao Lots, VLUMILF. Freehold Ettates and Ground- Rents,v fituate in Queen -fguare, Broadway, Old l'ye•ftreet, and St. Am's-lane, Weftminiter ; Leafehold Ethics held of the Dean and Chapter, In King-ftreet, Cowley- ftreet, Little College ftrei t, Wood-ftreet, and Angel-e, urt, Weitndnfter, Little Knight ti ier• lime, Webber-row, and Li - memos-, Lambeth, Sorr..y— comprifing near fity bottles, (Literal of which are new built; right ditto eoacmhoufes and (bibles, forming the nitric of the Broad way Mews, now on leak to refpedtalle tenants, at rents amount • ing to about 7 -col. per annum, but the improved and reverfionary Rents of which are worth unwinds of sarrl. per annum. Alfo Five Shares in Mr. O'Hara's Tontine ' • a Legacy of !cool. fubjeet to contingencies; and a Yoft Obic B ond for acooL on a Life of 74 years. Panted particulars are preparing, and will be ready for delieery 14 days precious to the fate at Garrawly's ; of Marrs. Meyrirk and &oderip, Solicitors, Red Lion-Nu:lre, and of Mr. White, Storey's Gate, Great Gtorge-arect, Wcandoller. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES rATI , S, TYTHE FREE, With Three feveral MANORS znd TYTHES, to a very g►eat extent, &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by THOMAS WETFNHALL, to Lots, at the Houfe of James flurry, known by the Name of the Fa'coin inn, in Srliittlefey, within the Inc of Ely, in the County of Cambridge. on Maeda.; the trt day of July, t+o-, betiveen the Hours et Three and Six in the Afterhoon, fubi.A.t to fuels Conditions of Sale, all will be then and there produ SUNDRY valtsilAz. ESTATES in wHITTLE..% SEY, afotefaid, confifting of the Right and imercit of the imprnpriators ia and to all and fmguLw the Ty:lies of the common open Fields, and other Lan•ls and iteicclitarnents within the feve cal extenlive Pariltes Withili fey Saint Mary aad Whittler. y Saint Andrew; tonetlwr alth disiers'Ereelso/d Meffnagcs Or Tom mt. nts, Farms, and inenfeti anti open f kid Lands, containing Ow ' a:o,er upwards of Two Thoufand Acreit of moft exe:llent Ara hie, Meadow. and Paiture Grounds, inh very high State of Culti vation, and Tytbc free; now in the Occupation of very refredta. hie Tenants, at Will only, under !ova Rents. . Alto, the Three feveral hiatuses of Whittkfey Saint Mary, Whittlefey Saint An4!reve,.and the Rca!tory of Whlttkfey Saint Mary. commonly called the Corluerary,witb the Fines, Quit-rents, Fatties, and other Manorial P.ights thereunto rerpettively be. longing ; and alto the Right of Prefentation to the Vicarage or Perpetual Curacy of Whitacre). Saint Mary, aferefaid; the prefent Incumbent whereof is aced a?-.out Fifty five Years. The f.id Farms and lards arc extremely rateable, the low Grounds of which Nina molt excellently embanked and drained by proper Water. mills or Engines, and innate nezr to or adjoining the feveral Navigations of Morton's Leam, the Ncne, and Sera* River, all extending to, or communicating as well with the less ral Com-titarket Towns or Peterborough, Wilbech, and Cantliii.'.ge, as alto with the principal Sc. port Town of Lynn. The N,,a poircfres an inettizoßibie degree of Fertility, and whethtr ufcd as Arable or Pallure, is -anally luxuriant in Vep • t.lt:011. TO view the Etter, Isprly to Mr. John Boyce, of Whitt:ere); aforefaidvsl wnom, and of Me...Earley, Attorney at Law. at March, printed Parti;ulars may be . '4d; as alto It Gray's inn Coil . e-haute; Holborn ;. the Three Cups hums , Alderfeate-fir, et, London ; the Role imi, Cambridge ; the Role Inn: Wifinch; the Angel lan i Ikm:ton:ugh; an 4 of Audlicwer, at biz. TO BE SOLD by AUCTION, Ity WILLIAM NAZAC), • At the Bear Inn, Bridge Foot, Great Yarmouth, too •Wedusfdre the 26th day of June, 1805, at 12 o'dock precifely, 'THAT Fart failing lugger privateer L F,'ALERT - 1 - COLBERT late Commander, captured by the Boats of Maiefty's Chips Adamant and lrfietible ; now lying above Bri,lge in Yarmouth Hartz'; the is a remarkably handfortie v , ll=l,nestir new. and well calculated for any bufinrfs where her burthen wii tuft and dirpateh is neeetrary. Her dimenfions are Length, 46 feet 4 inches Breadth, is feet, $ inches De;Ali, 5 feet 7 inches And admmfures 43 47 9a ton*. The Vent and Stores may ' e viewed, and inventories had, Iso anlying !Aiwa 4 and Omntanney. Merchants, Yar mouth aforefaid. _ ISLE OF THANEtARAR MARGATE. - To BE SOLD by 411.1CTION, At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Satttrday the Gth day of Jot nett, at eleven ceOloCi in the Forenoon, QEVERA L Freehold .Farms and Parcels of La n d L-. 0 in convenient Lots. Smite at Shortendant, Swin 0 ur. ast,t I'm-rays. Several of The Lets arc well adapted (or buildicg on. Particulars, and a Map of the Eltate and I .ot a, may he Len hY. application to Mr. Grill, Surveyor, Concert cry; Mr. Sivoi liA , Iktrgate• and Mats. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln '; Dr. gclia N. in his excellent Treatife on Sea Bata's, (ay..., " Of the various Etuationson the . .loatt of this Country, Invented for the purport of bathing in the Sea, whch I have gifted, I have not any where ohrerved the two great required of falubritf and convenience of Accommodation more perfeelly unite !than at Mar _ gate and its vicinity." Page 16. TO the LADIES is particuiarTy recommended the tifi, of Burcia's RES I'OR.ATIVE TOOTH-POWDER, fo well known for hi gentle, deterftve, and rettoradve properties and patronifed by the Q2een, Princeffes, and feveral branches at the Royal Family, Emprefs of Rufra,and the Nobility, as the heft prefervative extant, againit tooth ache and its caufe, (curvy In the Gums It produces a molt deleelable fweetnef, of breath, and that firmttefs and beautiful rednefs to the Gums, which prevents pain, and decay of the Teeth ; to the latter it imparts a pearly whiteners. refteres the enamel, and preferves there happy &eels to good old age. A full account of this incomparable preparation may be had (gratis) of the tnolt refpeelable Venders In town an, country. Sold wholefsle and Retail at Mr. Butler's, No.s C'heapfide, con. ner of Patemoiter row ; and mall by molt Bookt-Ile rs and Perk.. mere in the United Kingdoms, io boxes at as. 9d. each; obferve the name of R. Butler, 4, Cheap.file, is CllgrlVCd its the Ramp which is affixed to each Box. Alfo may Butler's warranted Tooth Brufh-s, nice each. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHE.IMATISmb, etc. act. DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. --On the outfide of the Wrapper oa each Bottle of the real Medicine, a (tamp is fired, in whkk hi engraved" F. Newbery, No. 4s,St. Paul's," and over the Cork. of th:- Bottle a Libel is patted, with theft Words, " Dr. Sterrett Opodeldoc. prepared by F. Vevrbery." All thole *blab are kid without theft defigr.ations aregrms C.ounterfeite. The Puhlic are requelled to attend to this nation, in cont. ounce n. an Impnfition whi:h has been ruglike: by certain Veto. ders of Medicine, who, under toter of a conned-ion in trade witk Newbery's floufe, have not , 00ly.fold ha Lnnioit, but by us +Ailing round the Coiritry, have diffemlnited thrones the Retail Dealers in all parts of the kingdom large quantities of a (parlous prep aratioit of this Opodeldoc; in the bills of DireetioM of vihict the Names of Dr. Steels, of Charing Crofs, and Mi. Newbery,ot :it. l'aud's Church.. yard, are made ore of, ba order the more com pletely to de:eive unwary Purehafers. 'The genuine Opodeldoe is prepared and fold by F. Newbery aid Sops, Na. 45, St. Paurs..oo the Coch-way, a few doors front Chear.lik, Lotiddir in Boalel, price is: bd. each, duty included; an4l by thofe Venders only in the Otiuntrs who over the real b'ke. Litchio under its appropriate Stamp. • i s j AV IN ks Pent Li, !tufo-1j pp the find!, and been L - gratiaed by a•: 4t sx;erfelerablepradUcc in that bran* r••••!1c1: I shutter c.eon ei to fetes,. I trait that I have ant more left envie:wed my time than thpfe who, in the euenftve Acid of the rofelboo, are rccifionally iminerfed in uncertainty, and canoe alvisys attain th?.t fueiel • width is acquired by cm:entrains the beilleditusi power to wet elois J of diforders The dlleas'es of Du-SILITY arc recall:fly dfttreding for tier Ming with them s thin of kaaromitant fymptoms, sad, by a do. of ad vital cccrey,.eliftroce itreft bekenes emlbietered". Whether they erl!e from the prey:ler-a atilt example, thedaitent. tilekabits of feral-boys, or the baddlgenossof isiateftty, they*. sisdro tee nioft.alhduves profellonak OM; bat by the looraDor of k`se _ ucitel Men, the mptomsare swavatod, ani the coat. eutlokb mete ryed. As. 1%111%.18ELL of the ROYAL COLLEOItet BETIRMONP, J (twill any pretenflons on reenladty of adotatiot; and poirdiag erea7pthrilegrtn praettice. I feeldnyfelf entitled to that PaLleem smithy/12:cl I have bitherto.been fo Wird! basomed. In, the hit lestrations of local oreaknefe, emir wake* All °tercet the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the kr: icrer, froth i enetdmthes of the onmanftoe's of the vice wble. canted his nile;vtiene, k fearful of the sootanpt promisee of brio family phyfician tad broods over hi Mennity with coreftal cea/matt. it melt be fatiskelky far Site to be Wawa are enly it capability of treatment, but Mk of the moft lorklable fewer- And In riceut Venereal Complaints it is polible to prevmst yak danger or Mires' ; In the molt ampliatted am It bibelot/ i& meat of exclave experience In dils Ent to math II fee, mule. sand (needy revitablifhment offer the advantage of this expatteme to thee edifier fai who are afilided with any kind of DEBILITY, of say lymposen of V ENEitEAL. LNFECTION, and in ID cafes the tow of tem acrattoa are Rated on the flrft interview. Patenti in the country see etpeccted to Indere* Thuilk tioreolea are rquelletl to (peaty their age and meaner of /Mos. MARTIN MEE, Me-m!.•er of be Royal College of liarpsoas la Los . No sq Artsedel.nr-et, Steen 1, neat Temple !tar CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. ,EtIWARI) FOX. of Livety.fireet, Bit. 4. 11 - mingitam, laboured under the painful &reds of indigeßima and could obtain ha' rellrf from revise medical The c.•:ralinefs, hbwever, gaining on his eonflitution fcareely ray fele teir...--ce remained on.his Rotnach. He tletennined to give the Cordial Balm of Cite-Ida fair trial, and immediately f..nt for Innis to Mr. Swinsey, printer, in this town, and the cooreguence fully jullificd the 'creer be had of the medicine ; his fpirits were fount recruitLd, and his appetite and digeßion, alter eighteen months w ting and ckeraciating illorfs, are now happily steered. Livery.Rreet, Harper's-la:1h Birmingham. Thiscafe is witnelfed by the followin 4 Gentlemen, slide*, of James lkfil:ar,Efg. johli John Taylor, re . lierry Hawkins Wal.er Archer Jame. Ferral. jahl Robc.lam An GfEe..r of the 7th Dragoon Guards had ion; been fulleito• a tcrvoi' diferder, which @Ceded his whale frame ; hi. ba4 @took fo violently. that be could not write. fio , eu bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead peered!) , cured him, and be cm not, write as 174 as ever Lit cuuhl in hislife A Gtotkrran was cured Of a bilious complaint of loos Rani. In:, by a few bz.t•les of ttr! Cordial ila A Lady, who was for feverat year. afflidl.d .titb bylleric ae4 nervous atfedtors, and fubjedt to Rt.,. was alto cured by the Cot* dial Balm of Gikad two years ago, and Las not bad any return et' her complaint Luca Ihe above three cafes are &tutted by Mr. Watt iu, Stamp ()dice, Here, ord. TO DR. SOLOMON. Eta—A young man, a rit...r.:er of this city, of wy acquaintsrm, about thirty years of age, had h.•en afli iwl from hi. infancy with a nervous complaint, att atied with great deoility,Linguor, want of appetite. aad low styli of which incre.i fed fo ninth, as to rat (kr him incapilo; of attending to Intl - trick for twelve months. Ilk tads deplorable hate he was ..silvifed his phyhcians, as the lath rcfouree, to go into the courtly, hut be found no relief from did axons, ; he then trird the Cord'sl balm of Gil, r. I. front tbe fin: brittle of which' he ohtafuedimmedhce relief, aid iix battles mom have rebored tuna to a. found awl perks Rate of licaltic J. FLI:TCHER, Prikter of the Ch c flee Cbrookte. Sold in London. by Mrs. P'atth••ws. iS. Strand; MCC! and Sttton. How Church-yard; Bacon, 150, Oxford Seat ; • Piddle's, 76, Oxford Street, uppitlitt the l'atrit-trt ; Cbeapridet Barclay and Sun, Flert-mork et; Sits.w and Edwards, 66, Se. Paola Church yard t 'toward an Loans, I anng-Lne. Weft-Senhbfield ; and' by all rifitedlable Medicine Vsnklers in the Uliited Kingdom [.ornmiki : Painted and l'at'Ailhc.l by ! EVFL KENT (of Cpr • terharr 0134:e. 14E6010, at the STA Orb tot. v No. t. (*ia' Arca. ViiakCa:4 ;111) at ail; f, TAR (hums, ret oeie-flic.• , ...- ----- NUMBED MOT" Term • kJ 'silk Hi tea, tal Wj desgth T HE 1 A Thal on receive ren as will and Ills Malta TM Cot (Ace. No rap, &lied in &fire war A ?gem es& eafr&e. whi rj'HE a n That on M receive' FOU, To be anti to be &Oct at tfort days after 1 Th 4 Can Mee. No rare Peel ix too ow oiled I pews sae platy wild THE ecipti at their OE silo in the I This Off en all peen The ten any Mau found in tb Farming lightning a good. MOT! Gent leading fro the Cnnnt appointed Monday ti Forenoon, Gates upo and Aniti Gates, WO from the 3 !hall be the fame day, year of the pike Road sums folk Preßon, Slough ( Wboev, give fecuri tee , of the for, and at All urC i hy fel Ohl Priatc, 3