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LINE§ • WIITTIII ON EKING AtlLltb, WIIIITNtII LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SiR THom.vs PICTQN Up I/ALUM IN Tilt SATTLZ OF WATERLOO ? "Yr', neva,. fell! a braver Chief neer drew The Leaches blade, and gave it action too. , When even WILLLINOTON uncertain stood, And Fottune waver'd round his squares of blood, Undaunted PICTON met the fierce attack, And proudly drove the rash dnvader back! Of solid lodgment and unwearied zeal, I Us sole ambition was his Country's weal: *With stern and manly • virtue deep endted— Igo danger shook him, and -no force subduld ; Still on he press'd, by Briti•h spirit led, And sunk amid the dying and the dead! So fall the Brave i can equal mass at last, When Death its mantle over Life has cast, And Stars and Crosses in confusion lie; And Leaders, mingling with their Privates, d'e Thb boasted Coronet—(which had It lain Entreneh'df by cannon, he'd a soul to gain)— Alit* be bad not; but when dead, a Cruwn Of everlasting lustre and renown An Europe gives !—Let Envy sink to show, And leave to just Posterity his name When Rockets grin Pagodas must ex lee, And garish fon:p and °slanted°, tire; • 'Whim all *e gilded fooleries shall cease 'that nourish War and wild Ambition please, Unsullied 114nour will receive its right, And Prcirew shrine in undiminish'd light; Time en its wtng shall bear his bonour'd name, And liilsery's page grew brighter from his fame ! • A VEIZSD TO SEAL MEI?. • The Earl of BAT avast said, in a late debate—" Who can think, without a mixture of sorrow and admiration, on the stern and manly virtue of Sir 'Nouns Ptcroskr" t This illusuictus man having once been aked—How his name came to be omitted In a certain batch of Pests ? coolly uld—" If the Coitmet lay in a Battery, I should have as good a chance as any snastr • We are informed that the extensive and valuable Collection of Books, in every Department of Litera ture, forming the Stock of the late Firm of Wuxi.; CocUUAWE, and Co. continues selling, at the reduced prices, oii the premises; 63, Fleet-atreet, where Cata logues maybe hat!. , The Scrip receipts fer the Loan were issued from the Bank yesterday : taking the profit on Omnium at Twelve per Cent. premium, there is absolutely an ' increase of property to the Loan Subscribers of £+,320,000 ; this, it most be allowed, is turning the • fenny : there is another source of acquiring wealth, to which the Public are looking with no little solici tude—we mein •the Lottery; it contains Prizes un :cqualled, atul presents to those who were IN the Loan list, an oppbrtunity of still further increasing their fortunes, and to those who were not, the chance of acquiring, by one Ticket, a sum to gratify the most avaricious-440,000 DIED. At Waterloo, of wounds received In the battle of the 111th, Lleuttilant Buckley, of the 15tb Hussars, aged IS. COAL MARKET, JUNE SO. Sidra Market. Skips Sold. Price. psi Newcastle .341 Sits tid to 511 Oils It Satukriand I • 430 Sd to 404 041. 11.) . 7'1-LE PUBLIC AT LARGE. - ' • WEELEY BARRACKS. The last for Sale is the Eastern District; with the Fittings, Fix tures, and Stores belonging thereto. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By HAWES and FENT,ON. (Under the Authority of the Commissioner: for the Affairs of Barracks), On MONDAY, the sd day of July, tuts, and Twelve succeeding Days, on the Premise:, without Reserve, A.LL the FURNITURE; UTENSILS, and very I/ useful FIT l'lNGSaind FIX I'URF.I, in the best condition, bolonglng to the BARRACKS, at Weeky, hi the c unity of Essex, situate ablitit eleven miles from Colchester, and within a short distance of water carriage; comprising strong Bedsteads, for Lath and Sacking Bottoms ,• Wainscot Pembroke Tables, Windsor Chairs,. Parlour stud Kitchen Sets of Fire Irons, consisting of Shovels. Poker, 'reap, and Finders ; Bellows, Coal-scuttles, bud Boxes, woleadapted to the use of tallow-chandhA se large d Deal Men' Mess-tables, . some Hundreds of very at . kw and small g.itehen 'fable' and Forms; lacks, Spits, I mod otberWaahluptubs, Chamber-pots, Coal-trays and about ISO *et Ruben Ranges, for four-feet openings , aril bloom metal WWI Mothers ; between four and SOU Iron Vots and I.l4s,Water rah lin Cans, Dry Rubbers, Floor-scrapers, Close stools ; Stable Utensils Dismay kind, with various ocher useful articles, and save. tattoos weight of wrought and cast iron, all placed hi convenient lots fog trade, and for private families. The Fittings lad Futures comprise— 4. 10,000 feet of panned doors and single cupboard fronts. . 11.250 ditto at excellent bedding racks, posts 3 by S bails% • skirting, Stc. 1,000 ditto of shelving and skirting. I,7ooditto of soldiers' berths, arnavaelut, and fittings. 1 7042itto.eif meat rail mitt himits. . 10 dlitle of atone slash, wish lead/hes. . . 1 New riti_dree-NrS 7 1 4 1 ! ttirri warm boards. emerge mamas tabled. .... ..........4... Swine 4./ 4 each baseboard' owed beds. • 1 The above .fitt;ngs and fixtures to be removed by the Purchas sees from the Premises, unor before the 29th day of July next. • And on MONDAY, the 24th day of July, 1815, and few follows 1 ing Pays, (without Reserve,) The WHOLE of the hIA'l ERIAI.S now forming the Bele racks at Weeky, a lotted ; containing the undermentioned "Nis Akira (more or lets) vie. 740 rods reduced I rick•work, 4,114 squares of pan and plain tiling, 8,000 yards of pebble paving, 1 about KO tons of which is of that sort of stone used for making the Roman cement (a specimen of which may be.seeti t the Bar rack-Office, Spring-garden, London ' and at Colchester Barracks) 4,500 feet super York paving, 1,41 Oditto York steps, 4,600 ditto It-loch Portland &Wales, 2,5U0 ditto 2 Inch ditto, 4,1100 squares Carcase training sad weatherboarding, 1,400 diuo 1-huh limns, loch deal fluor and joist, 8,500 ditto 13 inch ditto, 700 ditto , ' lie§ dttta, 150 ditto d•ineis ditto, 25,000 feet sash e s, frames, ' latt . aiissi 30,000 &toe/oars and linings, 17,•".w ditto lead and • /mooring, s,Ooo feet run rack and manger, 1,040,0011 ditto lir and ask samtliugs of various site& whole of which is to be pulled down by the Purchasers, and cleared away at their risk, Irons the Premise., on or before 'the 30-. Is day of December next. • 'l'be above' very extensive Bands (being the last ordered for Sale in this District) are bait of the bed Mewl timber ' and in • prime cantata), arida taro be readily aseintainesl, from she nu. tiwrous openings Made throughout the Prenbes, and in particu ler at Quadrangle, Letter A. ' Catalogues of the Bolitlinp, Fittings,and Furniture, containing detailed Particulars, and Conditions of 94k - may be had of the Aoilliuneers, Colchester; at the Red Lion, Irivrich; hiveare.Kel. . Awn amst Soo, Asaaloasera,Chelmsforai Cars,Harwielk I Oedge 'led welter',, Rory; Bell inn Sagnsuodham ; Angel Ins, Var. month ; Steveeson and ItstatchitK!',llhirwieb; Crown lan, Frame - - - audio tits Auction • • SALE AIONT.. ----18irLS - BY AUCTION'. . • GL O UCESTER-PIAVE, BLEW-ROAD. GROWINGCROFS OF GRASS, MIMMS-WASH rARM. , ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, with a FORE COURT • htr: - , ROBINS, : - • and PI.EASURE GROUND), Genuine HOUSEHOLD! At the Greyhound, Frog Mills, South Mimms, on V4'l. ma itsnate FURNITURE, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Micron Bronsedi , the 3th July."lBls, at One o'Clock, Liehts, Eight-day Clack, China; IVlntical Instrumenti, rl l l - 1E GROWING CROPS of GRASS upnn Cabinet Articles of. !Wiens deVaißtiosou • THE .Set enty.one Acres, nn the Minima Wash Farm, situate By Mr. ROBINS, on the high North Road. in Lo's - On Ale Premises, Na SS, an the North Side of Olouceeter-pbee„ To be viewed by applying to Mr. Hatch, of whom, and at New-road, adjoining Messrs. Jenkins anti Owithers' Maw/ the Greyhound. Frog Mills, particulars may be had; lit it.e 'Grounds, oa'l'utsDAv the 4th of July, at Eleven &Clock, Woolpack, St. Albans; and Green Man and Red Lion, Beraet ; q 4 HE Gennine..l4o US EHOL FURNITURE', ' ITU RE, wAof Mr Robins, Warrikk•street, Golden-square. • 1. Pier and Minim Glasses of various di mens ions, Mirrors, Bronzed Lights, Plano Torte, by Thompson,msEiglit-day.Clock , in mahogarei case, by Tomlin, capital set of Dininellibles and a Sideboard, with pedestals. The 'Property of a Ganda:man. The Furniture consists of capital Four-post Tent seed other Bed-, steads, with Chintz,Cotton, Dimity, and other Furni tures: p rio M seasoned Bedding of various descriptions, Drawing-room Finn.• ture in French Rod Window-curtains with continued Drapwlek Grecian Couches, Sofas, and Chairs en suite ; Eating Pat** , Curtains in scarlet morinel Chairs in red Morocco. well e Cabinet Articles In Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dr= Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and other Tables ; Secretaire and tad, Bookcases, &easels and Kidderniinster Carpets, nuni4irelisa kitchen requisites, and other Effects. On the same Day, at Twelve &Clock, will be SOLD the' LEASE of the commodious and very desirable PREMISES, which are adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fa.* sully, Consisting of numerous Bed Chambers and Dressing Rooms, elegant Drawing Rooms, Music Room, Dining Parlour , Ike. handsomely fitted up, hedes numerous other conveniences and appropriate Ofiloes. a Fore Court, and Pleasure Ground at the The Hasse to be viewed by Tickets. Pardealars may bohail .on the Premises; the Furniture to be viewed un Saturday unik Monday "preceding the Sale ; when ez•alogues May trebsa on the. Prentiss& Panseuiars and Catalogues of Mr. liab le.,llllrtvids. street, Golden-square. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. HOUSES I N DYER S. BUILDINGS, HOLBORN, AND BLEWETT'S-BUILDINGS, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Cbange.alley,, Cornhill, on T DAT, 4th July, ts I S;at 1 2 o'Clock,lby order of the Executors of the late GIOKUN Gairrivui, Escp 41tCCUS61) in Two • Lnts, T HE VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD • .ESTATILS. Lot 1. Comprising Five substantial Genteel BRICK DWEL LING HOUSES. No. 7,8, 9, 10, and 11, three Still IVA htils i s: with Yards, Gardens &e. situate on the East-sideot Dyetr.e Buildings, Holborn, possession and on lease to Mr. Weale, , Charles Gapper, Esq. Mr. Down, Mr. Browne, &c. prothicing a net Rent of per Annum. One Hundred and Twentraaaan* Pounds. The above are held under the Dyers Company. Lot 2. Eleven substantial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES, three Stories high, Yards, &e. In good repair, situate in Fetter.' lane, and in Blewetes-Buildings adjoining, in possess' of Mr. Houghton, Mr. Hawk, Mr. Stone, Wiggins-Wagner, and other parts, on Lease, the remainder. Tenants at Will ; producing al nett Rent of per Annum £240. The Houses may be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, ten days preceding the Sale; Particului of Messrs. King and Luken. Si- Bedford•row; at G arraway ' s; at the Furnival's InnCol fee-house, opposite Fetter-lane, Holborn; and of Mr. Robins Warwick-street, Golden. square. COLLIERY IN Tux PURRS I' OP DEAN, GLOUL*b TERSHIRE.—By Mr. SCO ri., iM tairmr, illy I, at Twelve, at the Matt, London, unles t an aesl~table offer shell be preciously nude by Private i:lintraet. A iLOLLIERY very valuable by the supei inr And reruliar advantages which it posseeses, extensive and com plies, centrally 'busted between the Rivers Severn and Wye, Bee miles from each, containing two thick Vei.l4 of excellettt burning Coal, quaatity Inexhaustible, worked with the •,:t t west certainty and facslity, connected by nen roads with the above navigable Rivers, supplying thereby the rapidly increase:4; de i'maud of an extensive populous country, including 1 iereford, Ross, Gloucester, relonntouth, I.rdbury, Cheltenham, the * Stroud, Thames, and Severn Canals, Thatnes River N4VIC.I Girard, Wooms-underEdge, Kingewood, Derslei v, and a considerabk extension of Markets in ressonal.::e itraspect. his important Property, in a beautiful and romantic Couotr; , eminently merits attention ; is capable of being broublit lean tun action at a comparatively small expense, with well *minded pro %tens of presentinta lay great return, held fur near AK/ years, subject to a small annual rent to the Crown. Particulars at the Bell. Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham ; White Han, Bath; Bush, Bristol; City Arms, Hereford; :'tar, Orftltd ; thy Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 2s, New Da idge-street. CURZON-ETRE E r, MAY 'FAIR. A Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOU STABLING, large COURT.YARD, GARDEN, ace. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Clsauge alley, Cornhlll, on Tlll/111• DAT, the 6th July, ISIS, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE for 953 Years; commencing from the !Ws March, Ina, tom pridng a spacious Fussily Mansion, situate on the North dde of Curaonpatreet, May kalr, lase the residence of Lady Raabe, deceased; enclosed by a wall and &Wog awe. with Lodges at the screened by rows of trees and carriage-drive to the house, whi p contains, en the Upper btobey, wren Bed-rooms; on the Filet Floor, an excellent principal Bed-ehember, sera Lady's Drelsini-room adjoining. with bowed window and aeon. *Hata cello& roomy landing, Water Closet, and two other Bad &ambers, with Closets, dce. On the Ground, a handsome paved Entrance-hall, Vestibule or 'inner-hall, excellent Stone Staircase, with Iron Baluster and Hand-rail, a Passage-room to a Lady's Morninproom, a Li brary, Gentleman's Dressing-room, a capital Drawing-room, walls stuccoed in panneb, with lofty cove ceiling, richly oma• mental, communicating with a Back Drawing-room; ao 'Rad iant Eating Parlour, with bow-window, fitted up us a costly manner. In the Eatt Wing, on tbe Upper Floor, are three Rooms; Pint Floor, a•LaundrymanTs-roons and Housekeeper's-coons, doses Pantry, with Water laid on; capital Arched Cellars, foe AIN, Beer, and Wine, Servant's Dressing. rooms, Hall . Cool Wits Scullery, Ste. excellent Kitchen, Closet, and Scullery atlialelpigg large Cellar for Coals, and other Offices and Steendar) Staircase; an excellent Coach-house, Stables for seven harms, with two Sleeping. root= and Loft over; large Garden at the back of the House, planted with Tree:, being either 1111 dieble Amami for the residence of a Nobleman a for building upon, for which put- pose it is peculiarly well adapted, from its situation aml‘stent of image, ace. To be viewed by Tickets, Particular; stay be bad at she ' Premises; at the Subscripion Houses St. Jainees-street and Pall-Malt ; and of Mr. Malephant , No:9, Great Queben-street, New-road, Meepis-Bonne • Mr. Bramwell, 90, Lincoln's-btu fields; al Glareiway's; and of Mr. Robins, Wands/agree, sta.seassos. BERKSHIRE. ) • PARK-PLACE, NEAR HENLEY.ON•THABIES. • CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATELS. • PARK, MANSION, ENTRANCE LODGES, Sable PLEA SURE GROUNDS, Delightful COTTAGE OILNEE. wish PI.ANTA PIONS, LAVENDER GROUNDS, and MEA DOW LAND; Picturesque COTTAGES, with rids marl vatted Scenery ; neat Cottages, with Gardens, Bt. Two Public Homes, Ste. Eligible Compact Farms. THE WHOLE ESTA:CE NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. In Lots of different descriptions. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Town Hall, Henley-on-Tbames, on Fa IDAT 4 Ith of hill, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-eight Lots, mikes as acceptable offer Is made for the whole by' lativate - Ountteet befustatlut 45th of June, rIPH E WIT Valgabie and highly • improvable FREEHOLD and smellort COPY HOLD BS CA t E$ of INHERITANCE, in part Winded on the Weal In the River Thames ; the most beautiful and uneitrallid' situadon in the country, aboundlog with Game. • PARK-PLACF, • The Residence and Property of • The Right Hon. the EARL of MALMESBUIII. Atone Mar Henley-on-Thames, St miles from London. Comprises a capital Mansion, placed on a fine commanding eminence, nee the comes of the Estate. with Olkes of all de scriptions, Coach-hovers and Stables, in s PAAL•paed round, noble Planta:kw, with line grown lofty Forest Tiess..lintreoce Lodges, beautiful Pleasure Grounds. productive Kitchen,Gart. dens, surrounded. by lofty wells; blot-=bosses. OreemhOuses, Crept's% Otedelter's Hesse, ad Out-buildinp.• • A delightfid COTTAGE ORNEE,on:the rise °flimsier Ilia, surrounded by Inauriant Ploaftions, rich Lavendtk Grounds, and Meadow Land ; elegant picturesque Cottages, a. Druid's Temple, Stet Ruins, Subtenstieuns Walks ; El&glale Land toe Bu commanding the snout delightful docriery; Neat Cot tages, with Goiskres, die. dm the Hone-shoos Public Home on Hauiley.HEl, with Garden and Land; the Two Inman Public Hmise at *glom of the HUI, near the River; allgible compact Fuel, hcellez * . Farht Houses, and all newsier? Out•lsitild hip. The whelp to NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. L Ilistliluisionsand Park feruathopriodpil Lea. sad dip other I pert alba* sultable ter Ahem Perehesers. • May be viewed with Debate, which may be bat of Mr. Sabine, Werwich7etreet, Golden-square; a Wain. Cooper and Bess, Solicitorajlenirr; Of whom loartisadems may be hid, and of Mans. Webb and Aftwead, Close; fleakbery ; the lime at Healey ; Sea, Maidenhead ; Cattle, Salt 111 Y aed Silsbee Crewe, Reading ; dl Maori. Oddie, Oldie. sad Urger, SO. Carevetreetklakela's Ise, and at Oweavray'e. Callow ltzehangtoaUrf. • dm dattlaner, w 1 tie* ohs Lots t tad a Pits Partiaelu.- • , c~ -r ailVitarn,itnitiitieut,Wiodbridge; and* theituedon Valk 4101"1it ktintey, cks notb day el June. b ow , z ubange4diei 11109 11 1 1 ofollOsonen rnegoaNy at Ekren Mock auk kt g . Th ompson , will accompsof each ;-* NEWSTRAD ABBEY ESTATE, NOTTINGTIAMSHIRE— and the Extensive M ANOR and LORDSHIP of ROCK. DALE, hi LANCASHIRE, u it h very extensive Royaities. • By Mr. FAREBKOTIir.R, At Cat raway Coffer.kou , e, Cornbill, on FRIDAY, July 28, at 12, FVHE MANOR, or reputed MANOR or LORD SHIP and ENTATE of NEWSTEAD, in the Dimity of Nottingham, gontalnii.g upwards of 3100 Acres of crabic, Mea dow, Pasture and Wood Land,divided into sundry eligible Kenna, with the cap ital Mosion.of NEWSTEAD AilnEY, and emen- Woe Stone Quarries. The Manor abounds with GAM ; and the LaltesOriticle are extensive, numerous and grand, are well ,stocked with Ash, and much frequented in the season by wild fnwl ; comprises the entire Lord.hlp, extra-parochial and :Yale free except about 127 acres, situate in the' adjoining parish of Liaby, and the poor and other rates very trifling. The Estate is akuate between Nottingham and ManbSeiti.—Also the very entenslve and valuable MANOR of ROCHLa.E, in the Couuty of Lancaster, extending over about 45,000 acres of , Land, of Which about 93,000 acres are Inclosed Lands, and about 12,000 acres are Moors, Commons, and Wastes, w hich,; in ease of inclosure, will add considerably to the' value of the Estate, being situated In the ceutre of a manufacturing and wry populous district; with Court Lest and Court Baron The Tells of the Markets and Fairs of the populous 'Town of Roch dale, and menthe Royalties, comptcheitaing the Rochdale Moors . , well stocked with grouse and other game, and extend log over tie townships of Husidxrbfiekl, Spotlaud, Butterworth, and Castleton, In the County of Lancaster and Saddieworth, in the County of York. there are considerable Copyludds held of the Manor, and the Cupyholds and Wastes abound with rich Veins of Coal and Stone. Vie s Newsreel Estate may be viewed by applying to 'Mr. Owen Maley, at the Hut Public-house on tie Estate, of whom printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may be had ; also of JobaHamon, Eaq. 65, Chancery-lane; at the Place of Side; and at tbe following inns: White Lion, Nottingham; Swan, Mans field.; Beat; Loughboro_ugh; Three Crowns, Leicester • Bell, Derby; BlaVk Sinn ' York; Angel, Doncaster • Erldijewater Arras, Manchester; HA mand,Lidzlnins, Birming ham ;• Bull and Mouth, Leeds • Golden Buck, itnehdale ; King s Arms, Lancas • tor • Crews, Liverpool; Hotel, Chesser; and et Mr . arebruther Bil4l6"4loildinAgt tits nd. T MAST' 11-6 V B- HI- :Y l ll _ E LET l' S. PATENT, granted utter)) sus Ittatra, Serpent, [Wow, Surrey; Inventor and PreVarer of the CARDIAC and NER VOUS:VFW:PURE; the anti safe and effeetutd ficto.:dy for Disorders of the Head, Stomach, and Bowels, via. First, Head ach, Coninsiun,.aud Giddiness. Second:y, InsfigestiOn,Loss of Appetite, Bilious Crudities and 124;m/tinge, Yellowness of the Eyes and Skin, Flatulence, Pain, Spume, Hart -bbru, Hiccup, Griping., Cholie. and Costiveness. '1 fiirsily, for the Guut fu the Stomach and Head. FOlllllll7, tor all such Affections of the Nervous System as are attended with Drprersion of Spirits, Paralytic and Apoplectic Dispositions, Ermtration of Strength, 'timidity, Tremors, Wart- Ifigs, Palpitations, and Fainting, or Fits. Fifthly, for bracing and strengthening the whale System, in States of Relaxation and Debility. Sixthly, u a powerful Antiseptic In Cues of Putrid Bile, and for counteracting Infection, or preventing and curing Putrid, Malignant, and Pestilential Fevers, Sara Throat, viz. Cynanche Maligna, Stc. prevailing in Prisons, crowded filthy Mac*, Hos pitals, Ships, hot and unhealthy climates, Ste. Title Medicine, as an immediate Restorative and Corroborant, Inmost effectual Remedy In Female Obstructions and Suppres sions, and Cases of Retention at Maturity; also in Weakness, Morbid Discharges, and Irregularity about the Turn of Years. Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Co.(lateDicey and Cu.) No. It', 13uw Church yard; and Readily? Fred. Smith, No. to, Haymarket; Randall,Bulkuige ; Bacon and Co. Oxfued-street ; F. Newbely Son ' 4s,' St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Hulls, earner of I.uti i sad by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the adll ,ht ;mules, at 4s. ed. es. 175.; and in_pints, at 112 s. by Which there i.e camitiarable saving. N.B. Family Orders, add eased to Mt. Rymer, for suppEee s t o op Fountiklis jtead, should mate by what conveyance. A 1 diffvtatitil to illik sitalia, and "'Lk to continue the use of Ms malt value), iliagliaaia•-Vkla the CUM and Certificates •I Cores has UM Palmlike. pat tp with the Batiks. , . I BY PRIVATE.CONTRACT. . STAR ANT) DARTER INN, PORTSMOUTH pow 1.... TO M. SOLD BY pitman CONTRACT, desirable, (114 established, aild A LI. that very wt.ll-accn-tomtit FREEHOLD INN or TAVERN, ctPed the S EAR and C.ittti ER, *Eh the Tap thereto attoltdrg, situate at the lower end of limed-levet, on ;he Knot of Port.. mouth, tor several yeitrs past in tlr pos.eksiosi Of the Vropriet il, who Is drbirout of ret 'mtg. .1 lit a.: Pry:it:yr% are in at: unriv7,llt.i -pot, dose to the Point peach, thr principal lat.ding flare at Port-- mouth, arid ow -I. eilgibly situated for an inn ur Tavern, which lite.inss. ha. been lucratively carries! on therein, for an yrat• vast ; and having a tree lictl:ce, pi etows adsrattarea, at toe cont. tittlictitient of a uar, rat sly t., he equAlled. The Stuck a n d Fix tut e, may be takeis a- a I.iir talus oxt, and to acconurnitlate A rorcha , rr, pussysston will he esti+, uo the completion ces the Furclia-e. . . 1.44 y he %'e..e-ti, on application to the Proprietor ea the i'ri.. oti,ei. of *Ashton bittiter pirti , nt'ar. ;Lay b e knt.tvn; or of l's'..r I hnotike, Solicitor, rortsra, liam. • All levers most he poet rm.., ► ANI) MANOR,'OREAT WALDING SUF,CUI.K. To be ,01.1.), with ate PoSsesslon, .A 1ItEEI1()L1) I'ATE,Conta : minA 85:: Acres of prollott.v4l., ArAble and Pasture. with 17 Acres of Woodland, we:: rola stocked with convenient and sub,tainial t Farm Bolding-, with two Co 'age* iii the Ttneme,••••, to utcrilmit repair,— • Also a Manor, with the lines, quit lento. Z.c. the whole vi eligibly situated to a ring tenet% crt the bigb road to l.avitrihan., about 4 milt from the market town of htt bury, 12. Worn Doty, and to from Hailieigh. i hi. Fiume is partkasbely worthy (Lc toslion Of these GendiVIIIM lIVIA are d1r411.1915 0f ellVCltirr est.: capital ill landed property, u is 1.. to be sell OP the most ative,ti• tagcous and -koisession given at cos conlyikaion td. tip! "purdia.te. Particuhin may he had by appb•in-?, if by teeter, •'• Mr. t;. Rt.flle, no the prrnii.rs; ur to Mr W Down., VI yor, Coklirster. firma. at whote i.tbie a plan of the e:A. - tt, may he seen, and who will guarmit r 10 llrybdyCe a teepttnatil truant for a Turin of years, alter the rate c,l 4i per cent. on t:.! amount of the purehase money. INtsf.Atiklll OF INFANTS, &C. DAI.131"8 GENUINE CARMINATIVE i 141ptrior to all other remedies lor the wind, por4ittr , , v.); vubiuny :on AU those disorder* in rte srmoach one. fenvtls infants, which prove fatal to so ma-y under the ace of typo yet.- It itt equally elficaztotts ut (holies, tioxes, and other consizitat t . die in:wines of grown persons. invaltsahle Cordial Medicine k prepared by Franr«s r.• (assisted by her sons), daughter of the law Mr. Preplt 1.. a; Apothecary, the Inventor; who bequeathed to her a!nne, property, under Ids will, as may be seen is the bill of directioLs with various instances of its success. Sold by F. Newbtry and Sims, No. 45. St. Paul's Church-yard, London, four doors front Cheapside, price 11.9 d. a bottle ; an by their Ager.ts in town and country. Observe that the won " F. NEwbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's' are engraved in the stamp ; and be atter to ask for Gell'• Dalby's Carminative. ..m...m.m.....m.•••••••• For want of timely tiVO havo died of medicable wound.!"--An THE celebrAted ANTI-IMIETIGINES, or, SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any dele terious preparstimi) which stand in the highcstestimation for thy cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, leprosy. and all disorders ginating in an impure sta• e of the blood; being gradual, gerlv. and almost imperceptible, in their operation-4he best bubstnu!.. that has ever been discovered for that dangerous Mortal Mer cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to etpel all nozioqs and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, gi;.- ven.ng auti invi gorating boils body and mind.—Prier p. r bottle, or four hi one family bottle for SSs. on whlat or* mull b o ttle is .avitJ. The words 1 . r•raii,l. Solomon, Livtepool," are ert. graved on the stamp of each bottleocitt .tut which none are tenon" e. sold by iaisttel 1A.0.111. St rat... s .; Sarno and Co. I SO, °skied street; (opposite New Huard-Erect, t umlun, and all Mcslicinee V enders. • rr Dr. Solomon esperts wbcn corsul:e3 by letter, the usual coniolbststit of a one pound pore to be s inclu.e.l, sidsreved-- " Money Letter. Dr. n o so r isoss.e.:ass.t.its.sossessinurszvorpoes. Paid double po.tege" • MA fitIMONY. MAR.RIAGE should be the foundation of molars happiness, which is often dist•irbrd through the parties slot form the union, not tattling those precautions which would secure them the enjoyment of that great domestic hiewing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wediick ; but, when the constitution has been tainted by discs-e, or &lila-wed by certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stahilii pretious to entering that state Is ind.spensably requisite to rev". the.shnbcting sparks oflife, and to reanimate the system. Fli r no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hym neal happiness than those which are the consequence of tinotiardee. pleasure. It was this conelderaTion which induced Messrs. CUR RIE and Co. for these last 30 years, to direct their gullies and attention exclusively to the t)ratinsent and cure of the Vellete.l - and the disorders arioing therefrom—as also to chat de rangement of the system produced by the dein-active habit of the inconsiderate school boy, which brings on thosedioreseing Debi Aides and fleficieiscies that prevent or embitter the Matrimunia state. The sue: earful result of their plan, gives them additional at dour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, which are the nr i • important in the catalogue of human iiiiirmities. It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek relief by con sulting professional men of eminence and h snour to which M CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of set:elastic alitlisehy ae well as the testimony of uucontradicteil facts. lo professite :Ire cure of these complaints, they hold out no inducement s.. vice ; but, torsi:de, as all men must be, of the existence of sti6 calandties, they (Ater their assistance as regularly educated Mem bers of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of Loudon and Estinhurgi. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radically curt in the short beset. of two days. 'Chose of the % rnow obstinate duration, such as Obstructions, Inveterate Strictures, Pains ..f the Bunts. Carets, &c. are permanently and. speedily Gum . —Several Noblemen and ilentletnen of the first reepeetabili Aare . been under the care of Messrs. CU itlUe and Co. for she I. meal of complaints of the urethra, strictures, dole ; and havir received a radical and permanent cure, request chat referent , may be made to them, s saristactory evidences 01 the decid. ' superiority of Messrs. Cvaara and Cu.'s plan of treatment.- Many of these Gen Lenten had strictures from ten to twi.n. years, and were wider the care of Messrs. Home lit-ay.:id and other Sorption Of equal eminence , who attempted tka4r the abdication of the lunar caustic, without success. Mont Curtis se and Co. have selected the following ielose ikon! 6 many they are daily receiving from dienttenten, reterltil : tent •tlutitti Kw their restoration to sound and vigorei health. It was sent to them. utisohcized, trim the sun of I Ncblr Earl, who had laboured unler this distressing ac painful malady for ten years:—he lied been under the c of several surgeons of profeasidnai eininenai, n, 7e of who. , afforded hint jaermattent relief be: Irmo the superior method treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Ci.riie and Co. lie r rived a railicsl cure iq the short space of one mooch. " May 2S, 111:0. _ " To Dr. CUR RIE, 1(1, I lautin•garden. " Lord -- feels great ple.i.ure !is c'bromunicatlng t Dr. Currie the per;cct reaestablistiment os hi. iseasttis, in consegiten of his mild , amhalstirable treatment of S. ri 1: .n tbeUrethl4. lie may add, that he has nut tor many yew. vojuyed w mo, comfort and freedom from pain ; and he int eratn, t+u doubt his hating obtained, throtsgh his skill and attention, a perfect at radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was nut ast ran to the manner thatotlitra treated the curopiaisit, he ha• it tit t power, from a fair trill and a just comparison, to pay that owe of applau,e t Dr. Currie wirch he itensiley fee!', shall ever be tssust ready and willing to tick ninvledge. Melsrs. Cu mat and Cia. may be consul:eel by patients os ;AO Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at taw house, t' 107, Hatton garden. Patients In the country,desct thing the particulars of their age, and mode of hying, iodating a remittance for aisle- , a nseilicine., the sanw wiU be given or sent loan) , par( el the kit dunk. o ensure that secrecy so warming to their s)tolortalt .1 the poustav of letters may be added to the account for ot..dicitte IV, Halloo Garda'. ICOR WATER Madre Afternoon . LOW Al LONDON BAWL; 96 tuietutib after 9. 4 minutes aiut 10. . - I.ol4lRibi: Printed by I..tvni. Kiwr, Pickett Place; ptiblAvd tbere, and at tke Star Office, Temple bar. • AY LEMIURY, BUCKS. FURNITURE, EXCI:I.I.EN ll' WINES, AND IGELC • By Mr. SCOT • Op Mit vinAT, July 3, and two following :lays, at Eleven &Cluck, at the late Residence of Acton Chaplin, Esq. decease-1, by order of the Etecutors, THE NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUItE , handsome Plate and China, inn Dozen of superior Wines, fine-flavoured Claret, curious Old Hock, East-Indis Madeira, and Old Port, Books selected with taste, good Table and BA Linen, comprising a set of Drawing-room japanned Chair., suf.. and Curtains to suit, Dinit:proont he Chairs, Bookcase, Drawers, Tables, Carpets, Glasses, the general assortment of useful Articles, valuable FIZMIVII it Range", Coppers, Pres-es, Dairy, Brewing and Garden Utensils, Greenhouse Phott3, :cc. so a good slam. May be viewed on Saturday, and Catalogues, Is. each, tad it the George, Aylesbury ; Cubbath Arms, Buckingham ; Red Lion, Theme and Wyconsb ; Star, Osfurd ; and at Mr. Scott's Office, 211, New Bridge-greet, London. rm,ro i• •.st Tn au at (Atoka.' • • • DEVONSHIRE. BEAUTIFUL -SITUATION NEAR PLYMOUThI AND. PLYMOUTH DOCK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN FEE, • COMPACT. and gentlemanly DWELLING HOUSE, with Out - houses, Walled and Meilen Gardens, Plantations, Shrubberies, and about Se Acres (more or less) of cemarkably rich Land surrounding the sane, called TORR, situated In the Tything of Peiloycruis, in De von, and 41Imant about two miles from the Vowns of Plymouth and Plymouth Dock, now tenanted by lames Slade, Esq. whine term ends at . -Midsummer, ib 16. The House is ',hinted on an eminence facing the South, front • frig the beau iful wit of Mount Edgcumbe, Plymouth swtol and Harbour, mid Catnand Bay, and commanding a di,thict view of all the rich scenery of the surrounding country, and is at the nine time well protected from the North mud East winds. For selling the same an Auction will br held at the King's- Arms Intl, lore-street, Plymouth Dock, on Wednesday the n.th . day of July neit, at One o'clock In she Afternoon. hi the meats while, the HOlllO and Grounds may be viewed br perntiAon 'Eska Tenant; and any further particular known on applica : thio, by letters post-paid, to Moors. Sandys, Horton and itoarke , of Crane•court. Fleet .trier, London • or of Me.. 4, Foot and Soo, solianors, Plymouth Do ck. • N. IL The land Tax is fedeensed. ii 4 t T