Star. — London, England, 1806-10-24 00:00:00

MILITAAr.roUR. Hvirme.o-Some very important *mks, for the defence aadfeeurity of this place, bave been carrying on foe a fowl) of l ime. They,stegnow in a nitc,nl great irwatdoefs, and, when coiripleied, will effic tualiy Inure ns from all alarrn on the (core bf do future menace of inialion. To convey a faint id* of the means adopting for the proteitiom of the mei, it may not be unneceffary tp Rate bow it is built a 0 ISt tiered. The cliff breaks away, or begins to fall back, at Standgate. Between the hurtles here and therea, is an immenfe bed of beach, or plain, of fhintle. Thin evi tently proves that the ocean has receded front this part of the Kentith coati, in the fame proportion; perhaps, that it encroaches on tome parts of the Suf fix. Thus, for a dinance of literal miles to the weftward, are we leis defended by Nature, than where Albion's proud turrets aft as a battier. Rye.—A new military road and canal is now forminn round this port. A troop of the 6th Dra goon Collards, and a Prong detachment of the Wag gon Train are quartered in the barracks. The latter are employed on the King's works. I'o the weftward of the town is another Martell° Tower. Some new toads and bridges have lately been finifted, as you approach to Winchelfea, in which place is Rationed the ritfl Sotnetfet Militia, and half a fquadron of Dragoons. Drliscit uaca WALL.—This part of the eoaftdsto flat, that the encroachments of the re; are obliged* be checked by artificial enema. Brit for Dymehtireb Wall, which is enamored of piles, faggots, androther dam materials, the country would be inundated for miles. 'De piles almoll extend to the low water mark, in order tb break the violence of the furfwhen the tide flows, which would other wire force away the embankments. The forts and Martello tower% are continued at nearly equal dißances, along the flt-re, as far as Dungenifs. Of the latter there are rhir teen, betide* oue grand tower in the centre, capable of holding one thoufaad men. This is intended for the head quarters cf the regiments that that( in future occupy thefe extentive lines of fortifica , ions.' The batteries are lets numerous than the towers, and are nearly all of the fame make and it tenet'', except one, Which is tonfiderehly larger than the r- tit, and is called the Grand Redoubt. This is ft oared near Lyd ; fo that with the Grand Tower in the centre, the Grand Redoubt on the flank, and their minor de pendencies, our fecurity, when they are manned and . completed, will he imply provided for. Some little encampments are formed between Hythe and Rom my, for the convenience of the feseral parties em ployed on this immenfe line of works. The parties are commanded by a due proportion of officers, de tathed from their corps exprefsly for the purpofe. Rona sy.—Thefe are cavalry quarters. The hel mets are at preterit occupied by the 12th Light Dragoons, wise take the ceaft duty from hence to Dover. Here, an entire new theft begins to pre fent tufa. To arid plains of fhhigte now fuceeed verdant meads of grits. The Ridden tranfition from the barren coaft to the rich palm-age of the marches, which are covered with cattle, is a profpul highly gratifying and delightful. To the contemplative mind of the phitolopher,ftich a contralt mull prove in agreeable foarce of fellation. There luxuriant meadows are beautifully interfefled with dykes, and are occafinnilly oyes flowed by opening the flukes. By this means, the paftorage is rendered fn rich, as to be peculiarly adapted to the fattening of Cheep ;and oxen. The military canal at Hythe runs through thefe marfhes, and terminates at Rye. In esfe of a defcent, this part of the country is capable of being inundated for a vaft extent ; on the flighten alarm, Means are inflantly refisrted to for 'driving the cattle, perfons pottered of local knowledge being al ways kept in reacfinefs for that yurpofe. Havrese.s.—ln the barracks is Rationed the Bth regiment of foot. A troop of the 4th Dragoon 1 1 Guards is eantoned in the town. Battle and Silver Hill, which, from the nature of the country, have been nfually occupied by battalions of Light maim try, in conficorence of'the hoe embarkations are now vacant, Sir Arthur Wellsfky commands this part of the Suffer diarld.and makes Hanings his head quarters. The General is Agent at pretent on leave. Re'xieft.L.-1n our piogrefs to this pleafant little 'town, ire 'plfi BopeeP Barracks. There are fituated Bulverhide Sahs. The Ise/ name will convey to ' bit the idea of a Fide. Here main, very judiciouflY, are crated a few more Marto lKr towers. A kind of wiitA appears to have been newly thrown up kilongfide the road, parallel to which is funk a narrow folle. Softie detachments froth flanings line this ;ivy of the etaisit, which teems to be now toletably hell prafe'fted. 'Barrac'ks bre large Mid commodious.— They are built in a very healthy Ad elevated fitua -tian, and at preterit trintain three regiments of the fine, wiz. the gel, nr old Buffs; and the ill sad bri baralions ht the 7th Foot. The former have been ((attuned there for tome times the latter hive been jun Marched in trans Plymouth, where they lately arrived, Gum Halifax. The 4th D'ragoon Guards take the, toall duty from thence to Whichelfea. P Ltvst..—Here again, an agreeable keno is prefented to Our view, fimilar to that of which we lately took leave on ourapproeck to Rye. A fine open champaign country extends itfelf on one fide of you, for a ennilderabledillance, hfeh, with the ocean on the other, forms a pe: fat and uninter rupted horizon. Here again, too, commences a chain of Martello towers, which, with rough pro priety, are continued as fat as Beschy Head : In that the immenfe Ray of Pevenfey, which, 411 lately, was left fhamefully unprorated, is now formidably de- I fended by a cordon of impregnable batteries. Thefe Tuweri in number amount to 3z, and are erefted at soul dillances. Romney Maint and Pavenfey Le eel have always been cmndered the mon valuable parts of our c... 0 ; the Cliff breaking entirely away, and leaving as expofed by Nature for miles together. ft was here that the greaten apprehentions were en tertained on the Icore of ineation. The defel, how-' ever, is wise completely provided for ; and die Em pire is no I.nger endangered by its holding out an iiivi!ation to a vaunting and implacable enemy. Cale ‘ll It 01 s.—Aoihe termination of the Martell° Tossers, and us the eallward of the Barracks, which' are built near the tea, about a mile from the town, a 111..ng for is c”nlliusing, called the Tbittecn Coin rsa,tes y. This 1 , rt is capable of holding a (mall rigitifett. and, when auutpleted, will matetiallyndd 10 MY CORRESPONDENTS. 'I'FIE extended Reputation, which was the firß g objedt of my ambition in the treatment of VENEREAL CO hi PIA, NT$ and DEBII.IIN, having *treaded to the various Cortufpocreleots in the United Kingdom of Omt 13fttaln. and 11-. ht different parts of Enrope ant Amelia, I beg to adds.:fa this public 'twice to loch correlpondents. menpat inn of my time In anfwering letters from thnfe who grudge not remuneration, made it met-Cary for me. fume years ago. to &demo, that no letters could be noticed unkl a Pat k-note was illdrIGIL I again repeat the information, that no letter+ without ! Inclofure can he antWered, unkfs from Patients already under my care. And I beg to fuggell, that letters from the Weft Indies, or from any Foreign country. mutt contain not only a complete gatemen' of the cafe, hut a very liberal fum, fufficient to compere ' fate for the time of Rudying and writing rang on the complaint, and for the preparation of a confiderabie cone& of medicine; by a London Chendtt, flinch fhould be rquilite. •Vhen the eittance does not admit frequency of enirefpoodettee, It is alio defirsd, that the age, the manner of hiring, and general feelings, as well as every fymptom that can pointy be &fetid's!, be molt particularly fpecihed. Letters require no other dinaction than the Chriftlan and Sur sam....cr Martin Beer, Efq Lot.don ;" and that the mind, of either fen may have the fulleß alcoranceof feerecy, the pottage of letters accompanied by fees need not be paid at ttic time, but will after wards be cleaned to the pasties MARTIN BR ER, Member of the Royal Colkgc at zqugeons la Lemke Araadk•Rng a O.R It, OW. t • TO 1111111 OR AhhiCTION, • M iba,MMEI. INN, • ' tbe : Nine folfowlai Lou, : A LL Aare The t4,6,NORS of KINWIL 4 -L. in the County Of Warwiela, with the 000fi1a 40C Valuable FARMS, with atuft ciceLant and Adiftandal herciainftcr tuentioned, L TEWA*II. v William Cbittamay, 1164114 May Pane - S William ehattaway, Warceil rani; Mimi, & e. khan' Caattaway, Moo snit - 4 names of Peer Gibtio, little Aloe Farm y uel 'Beery. little Abe Farm r ' I Henimiage, Great Mae Farm . 7 ud Hemnii s, Hakim Ground Farm entorou Webb, Hafclar Farm, Manor, Ike. ikeau , 9 Forty, Klnwaties lraria,Mdl Manor, 4 Dime, aad Gram Moe Grunt& • . The above Manors and M a te o a b ou nd with Game , and lie rmrpa& in a 'Velssi flak Diftnet, on the Rivet Aloe, in a tnoftikl7 4 tiful part of the Country , with Situations commanding the molt vat la d", g emery , ever the grind and f ut , r b 1 ". 1614 Raba., Hall, and the delightful Vale of the Arrow ; sod nearly aelliaitilnd to the market town of Alecfter, and within four miles 01 7 4; market towns of Stratford on Avoo, aid Henley, In Arden. Specifications and Plans may be had by applying at the 011iem of Mr lames, Land Agent, at Warwick, and No. 14, Caterartiet, Leaden ; and to view the Rftate apply to Mr. °torn Whiten, the Bailiff at Akefter, or to the Tenants on the (pat. To BE SOLD BY PU IKTEAITCTIC/N, jj HEUMATIgMS, Patftet,,andGouty Affeetioluif R. RICHMOND, Audit:metr e LI , - with their ufual concomitants, Spfens, or Flying Pains, Fla, At the Houle of William Loftin, the Turk's Head. Neweaftle• tulthey, Indlgettion and general Debility (originating in wh t upon-Tyne, on TUESDAY the aSila day of Odober infant, karee), are relieved and crequeady, cured wHiTztv‘tm. between the hours of i t and to hi the Forenoon, by Order ESSERCE of mustmeb PILLS, after every other moldsha d failed. Tbe FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (tried with of the Affignem of Aubone Suttees, John Sartre,. Rowanel dH Burden, John Brandfing.aod John Emblem; Itiakrypts, (i thole complaints what neceilley),is perhaps the weft Ow. A, tire, penetrating, and effeekllal R ernedy in tbe world . ger erallymte. h•LL,Mr. BURDON'a Interelt by virtue of the Settlement made upon hisMorriage, alhobst capitol Map. log the forereft SPRAINS and BRUMES, In lets that her the ' Goo Hattie, Coach-Noire, Stables, Gardens, and Pleafureirounds, I time ufually taken by any other Liniment or limbroeistlen t and frrtral Ffrlda. Clots, or Parcels of around, et Cane Edens tied immediately after any accident. it prevents the pad ten up ds( in the pad% of Cottle Eden, in the County of Durbam. containing black. WHITEHEAD', FAMILY CIIRATE Is equally eillw In the whole One Hundred and Seventy-one Acres, or thereabouts, , Cachets in Ulcerated Sore Legs, *collo:tic Eroptiood, Blotches"' • gamin hieticrupedion. , Pimples, Ring-worms, Shingles, Breaking. out on the Face, Nofe,, Ems Eye-lidr, Sore and Infiansed Fyn, Burns, and Seildt, Sore Alto, in all thole leveed Meabages, Ter.cedenvo Pat wthold Lands . and Grounds, compelling further. pet of the pallet of Cattle , ite a d h okt Sams, and Seabeds Humours of every jekeiptiost Eden, evortn the ft:vend occupations of William Lane, %Atilt& I Prepared only, and fold by R. Jontarros, Apothecary, No. tg, Harding, John Spark, Themes Wotfoit, Reber' Kipling, George I Grarkwitacit,Soboi Londe's. The EITAme and Pills at is. eq. Thompfon, John /Warr-fon, John Thompion, Jahn Iftyft o n, John each ; the Oersted za iJd. and as. od. Sold by every Medielot Gilmore, George Ord, Peter tidightly, Matthew Modal% and ' Vender In the United Kingdom. Webfter, Wilton, and Co. centalniod•togetber zgB.., Acne, or i ..s The Genuine bas a Mack Ilk Stern?, with the mania OIL • thereabouts, at the yearly rift of t last 121. Joy TTTTT inferred on it. Thirty Acres of the above Prentifes, or thereabouts, are under I Lede to Webiter, Witten, and lib. for at years, from the sad November t no, at the yearly rent of tool. • The Landlord, during the term, to keep the roofs, main -walls, aid moMtimbers of that part of the medics reed as a nuaufac tory, with the haulm and buildings thereto belonging, In repair, and expending in additinnal worts, doling the leak, inoa of which only incl. hasbeen laid out. The Tenants have the liberty to determine the Leafe, upon Ovine fix months ootice. Alfo, in feveral Cottages ar DweiHng Imam, eompvifing the rat of the part& of Collie Eden. 'the Wood will be fold with the Land. The above Efate pays an annual (Upend to the Curate of Calle Eden, of rd. 4s. and i. fobjed to Corn Tythe. The reepeelive Tenants MB thew the Ettate, and further par • timbre had by application to Mr. Thomas Crawlidl, at the ha change Sank, or Mr joreph Bainbridge, Solicitor, both at New pftle-upon.Trne ; or life William Atkinfon, Solicitor, Chancery lase, London. This day was publiihod, A new Edition, of, nearly goo pagm, in one volume odavo.pritte , only 3s with an Nereid Portrait of The Atitboi, ehdtled _ .GUIDE TO HEALTH.; or, ADVICE jo • both SEXES in a variety of Coropbtiuts; which fully ea in a concife, plain and eery manner, the molt Emple me thods of treattnent, efik;einus remedies, and area methods of cure, of a blenhorrhagi or gonordura, a confirmed fipliltis, impotency in the wale, and fterflity and barrennefs Incident to ft doles, &c —An Appendix on the Gab)ed of a falter, and deltrue the vice, and an Addrefs to the weak and delicate female—the yOuth who basjuß finithei his education at any of the public 'a-• ntlnaries--the aged who am drooping wader diforders et tenet's' from an impurity of the blood—people of (Milian 7 ftudious per lons of a confined and fedentary Rft as WO to thofe affliaed with nervous *Redoes In general, wile will fled &icemen's Gum TO Halal . u" a faithful companion and so finding inftrudtor. le Ihort, no perfon who values (be en . ',4ritent Of a good Rate of health will be tr vrteetenr whkont it;4-I`tte whole lifeftrated and I interfperfrd with a 'cuietinthlukbentie fp& !lever before put:dialed. N. E. For the Very egetEterchiraiter of t',is work fes the dif ferent Reviews. . 4. • 1 , 5 Upwards at Ilky” ppleakiff ad:Way been fold of th is wnrit. ni - O - M - LN:0110* j.• 31 rEiIia;SQyARIL Van* 0. . . SIR . .time taken your ( Barcfey la Paton Antibilioirs BIN, as well as your Specific for the Gout, and I feel liver/ In 'ilifaßitibi you, I have always received the greateft benefit and telief.from theta : and Stall, as I have always done fines I have experic heed their efficacy. feel the greateß plea. fide in recommending theta. I ens, Your's &e o tlic key. Dr.Baseue.x. ANSON. From 4LprituAN HIBBERT. 1, . Look-ftreet; Deerentet9, aoy. Sln.-Having fo elfanialby benefited by year *iteday's Patent Antibilinus Pills, I &mild accufe myllif were Ito Coffer any after dons to your advantage, io palh unnoticed. I levelers* applied' es by leveret friends or Bath, to lend them Come of yoor poi, and am convinced you would find the advintage, could you eftablgh the fale of them at That place. tam happy to fay my health is now very good, and ass always ready to acknowledge the merits of lbw Medicine. I sin, 910,. yoiroisedlent humble fervent. Brook-Bret de' Pet. Pe , S. HIBBERT. Sold aiboienand mutt, at Mr. Sutler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, ledidreifFolotnelftor-rdw,tbd taail, *molt country Medicine 71W7 Vpders ip bases at sa. 644 pod 40e. tlittLic _SIC natvitNTAott. • erHE sillitntage the Public • !huff atvrafs derive from regularly edueated profeffional snitn direellog aimed exclufively their Rodins to not 4101001 or malady, was never more ch arty demonftrated than by the tanexam=uceefs which has tit,-ndel the admhsftratica-of tiktroldew • y, and the extra ordinal Cure. It has .performed. for a long leeks of years Mara CURRIE and Co urft6ons, fomierly In his Majeflje. MAW, have made the VENEIULAL DISEASE the particular .oldee.i of their,loveitimstionseyad e edr,,batapy in having difcovered a Medicine fupericir to MercuO , in the cure of that complaint; it dlffielene to obfilswein rife.* thioNew Remedy; that Its died, •AffAiaawnicallY °Matte to thole qg Mercury, for though it coat pictely eradicates ivery veftige of We Virus lit its molt confirmed • rages, yet It den not in the kali Injure the cenlitutled. On the contrary it renovates the fyitem Wall its natural fundtions, pro- Motes appetite:iniPfaciliraterdigertion. Thu. forked of reducing a firoog and vigomos watftkuthilf to the Plebtful condition that Mercury does, it not only prefieves that contlitution in its primi tive lime, but rAtorea a weak and debilitated one to its natural (ironed and vigour. Nombericra inflames are on recent record of the rut erior eifie-ses of this Medicine, in inherent and (peel& virtue. aging as a perpetual correalre to bodily Debilfty, whe ther proceeding from tree pernieom habits of deluded youth. or the eateries of roattirity—lroprudetteics which °Fern embitter the matrimonialnate:Theut I.appyfuffcrerbrodsovaNsmisfortunes, afhansed to reek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a nate of weak seri as to render life ripper flive. To fuch perfons it mart be a con feting refit...Rion to know that they may now by a new and watt biermale of treannetat be teflon-el to that greateft of all human bleffings, a ftrntig, manly, awl rigorous cordtkorkm. In all rates tit Debility and Deficiency from whatever pure arif big, is well as in every fpenies of Venereal Infedion, Corrk and Co. may be conflated by Patients of either Sex with the greaten (mercy and honour, at their haute, No. toy, Hatton Garden —Letter, (Pon Paid) enclofing a hank note, will be duly atifwered, and the neceffary Medicine and advice feat to any part of the kingdom. N. B. Many Gentlemen of the firit refredahnity who have ex. winked the benefit of this mew Medicine, have particularly cle rked that a reference may he giv, n to them to fatisfy the rnLid of any perfon of the real utility of chit truly impart:int dircovery. No. toy, Hatt4M lE. 4 a Erin I A chatTAIN PORE FOR CORNS INFALLIBL E ORkMAN Ct. RN-PLAISTER. THPROPRIETOR tat this mole exceneit s RIMEDY is lb °emir of IN Rlllehey Win* area MOW In a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not media:de the Com, root and brands, ria *croak And he begs lea 44 to add, that It has bariltely the adamants at thenottibmi&itteia • monis Ointments., Salves, Rec. as wpm hundreds or t abled greet foes can tElety, arismit whom are foiri of the Bill ckanatektii this linardeirn. Sold Wilt:aerate and Retail ;y T.Aztcll, No. a t Fftiel-hme, new the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tarf•dt ftreet ; Mr. Wino, No. 59, St. Jamees-ltreets. Mr No. as, Pall-Mall; Mr. Wahl, No. 324, Holborn; and kilowatt and Co. No. tso. Oxford-Meet. At Mika, by Mr. 11l fio and Mt. Sheppard, Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller ' and Wright, perfumer. . Edinburgh, by Batter, Southßridge. Pertfea smut Ciofport. Mr.ifindtbeta. Liverpool t by Mr. cope, printer,and Jaws ,bookfteher 4 rwen4uth Mt. Moder, boolfelter. by emit et die Veadets Of Medicines in liktnlatill. • NEW MEDICINE ACE. • • NEWUSX and SONS, No. 4f, St. Paul's •' F• Church yard, London, Proprietors of Dr James's Powder and other valuable preparations, inform the Pubes, that Ito - Twice of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Meditate will be in future es. 9.1. per Packet, or ass. 6d. per Donna; but the lisaPtley Dozen Packets In *Mule (as made up for tic Arm* and Navy) maybe had for tl 44 Antlps the words, vF. New... bin. No. 45, St Paul's," are engraved In the Stamps, which k Is perfumed will be a (Whelan (Murat) , againit Signature on the labels will be difeondanad. The following are the prices of tindilibilblir Modifinea, Ramps Included, but thole who purchafe fix or Mom at 9 time, we to allbwed the Ramps gratis e.g 1. L. Dr. jinxes Powder 2 9 Daftly"' Oarmlnative aIF Ditto in i Battle al4 0 Dr. Annie, Chslybeate Dittto Amdcptic Pat 4 6 Pills 4 .Dktto in a large Paz 24 0 Freake's Tin& of Bark 40, Ile Antlbilbaus PP!. 2 9 Ditto Huihasn's ditto 3 0 Bt. fitord's Opodekloe a 6 Tonic Pals fl 9 Ditto Coorulaun Oil a 6 Englifh Coffee - a 9 • Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carruther's Drops 9 Ditto Camomile Drops It 9 BIBMee of Ginger * Ditto Paregoric Lae. alt Ditto Peppermint •41 t Adelbaud'e Blel.dltto t t Dr. Ho per's Pills t Efface of Coltsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops t t Mr. Spenee's Qentifriee 4 o !neigh's :-Cots Pills a o Cephalic Snuff r. o Henry's Magriefia a 6 1 4 61:;s *helm% Thitt. 3 6 Nortoles Drops - g 6 a 's Bilious fill. 4 6 Spilfburfa Drop f 6 Olafes Magma' 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 Wilfon's Alterative 4 6 Greesionstes 'Judger. t Kiod's Odootallic a 9 Ditto TOW Lammas N. B. As many perfono mittake the hour. of Medic .thrberr, obfirvetakt it Is at the EaR End of St. Paul's, fogy dears frond Chespfide,' with thefe word. Inicribed on *am. r The on* Warebeufe for Dr. James's Powelem." To .TAVLOR,Efi. No. glievr Loodero - 7 SIG --f con fi der it but an aft of juatee due to the matte of tour LEAKIL'a PATENT PILLS, to eirismunt tate 'oral tbo following Cure, which has recently been performed bat chafers—An acquaintance of mine, who by the hretking out of an old Venereal Complaint (encoded by a Complication of ntr. orders wiling therefrom), was reduced akrinft to a Oteleton, and though be had the bell medical advice which could be obtained, and geed a variety of patint medicines, twilling could be procured . whit% teemed to (nit hie cafe, or delins any ferrite; he remained' In a moll reduced and pitiable fltuation for two yeare, unable to follow his profrmon, and fcareely abl, to walk or men to &Maim kin legs; in fadt, no one who knew him ever fuppofed It poffiblo for him to mover. He was advifed at laR to try your trac e's Pius—he did fo, ibidlly adhering to the dtrodllons given with thern..-Ise had not taken more than two boxes, before he found on alteration for tits better: this encouraged him to proceed; mad , by raking a few boxes more he found his appetite and Arens& grad ally return, and Is now as healthy and as flout as eny Man I know. You arc welcome, Sir, to refer amp porton to 'me for a confirmation of the above account Irk lbould bcdoldstad. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble (avant. • Library, Folk flone, July ar , , PLIRDT. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprity r Twos. TA SLOR MeMber of the Royal Coll gt of Sarcoma% 1.41, don, at his haute. Net. 9, New Bridge street; Where. after a conftant refidence of more rhao 4, years, In, • pradlice particularly (Breda to the cure of V e ,.gend genupasiotd and chore iseidentat to the parts of generation in bosh fetes, wills that Inviolable Germ which men Of his profertion &could allays obferve, he Rittrri kinifelf the advice and sillittnice be goad/malty adminilen to perfons taking this medicine, will he elteemed,bY a difeerning public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained;ond ' void of ambiguity. Alto foil, by as appointment, for the convenience of there Hy log at a diftanoe, at the Perfumer's No. 35, St. Alban . ..llfeet, Pall Mall ; the Toyihop, rot, Oxford Rivet ; Mr. Difborough,7. Flaw itreet-hill ; Mr..Thitter's, South bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M.Do • aid's, Glafgow ; Mr, Callwell'a,DuLlin; Mr. a Illiute's, Liverpool ; , Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchofter ; and by one perfon in every :coal ; datable town In Great Britain and Ireland, in hoses of only M. gd. each, foaled up with lull sod plain• diredintu , wherclay onions et , &leek: may core themfolves with raft, (peed, feemay, Mid WM' N. B. Every box fold in Great Liritaip is realed upwith a Ramp, en which, by favour of the OMrctlfloners , i‘ pet,red at the Stamp Oftiec-4'. Taylor, No 9 New Rridgialtreet--to iterate winch N felony, and all etht n are emautrrleit. LONDON. Printed andpublithed by LEVEL KENT, (of Can terbury Plate, lAinbeth). at the S °erica. No , t. 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Ash t .""'" , . 436 i s 6 111 1 . , a . . njo 3ia t o CP SI ajs 3 6 sm . & - _ sat a j 'sit W ") ' . . • . . , . ds 127 jp silk :.• , . . , 110 3 s am 3 & .14 & c . . . 191 s a 30 Pr 1 t I u 04 s It 30 3' 284 1 , • —.... - _ 1 _ S e . _1 /.I i 44 , 11 .49 .I tee ° 113 I 7 16 13 3 I 763 '3 13 1 1 743 3DO 411#1 , ...st Ito the fecority tif Me pa &&. Thidivracks at , pre• lent are occupied by the Northam/6wlind , tinder therfsinil command of Lvird Pinvaine, (who is now ,pe with Ili' regiment) the at Devon Militia arid i parlc Of ittllTery. General Dit3tt it daily ex petted' heir, V& take the command of 'the Carrillin, having been recently appointed-to this • pate of the The Cliff here retinues its raajeßic grandeur, and forms a lefty and projeCting bowels againft any clar ibir. or futile attempt that might be made at invafion. 4t bse,ks Away again, however, about Seaford, *flerlar"le forts are defied for our greater fecurity.. 'At . ckingten there are fume very fine barracks, brtij For cavatrj and iofantry. A detachment of the id Diniorra Guards, and the ad Somerfet Militia, sic at prefknt in poffeffion of them. After pafing through Newhaven, the Cliff begins again to rear its proud dell, and to bid defiance to the long me naced defcent of our oppofite neighbours. The alterations and improvements of the exterior of the Houfe of Lords have proceeded, during the Teeth, with uncommon rapidity : hut it will not be pante to complete the Gothic facade, as was at firft intended, previous to the opening of Parlia.tnent.— The new front is entirely after Gothic models, and is extremely varied in its projettion and outline*. Ai* hand is Paid to have taken a there in the defign. he centre windows, and (nine other ornamental features of the building are afcribed, by rumour, to Lady G—. Her Ladyfhip, who has a fine and cultivated tale, has paid great attention to the Gothic ftyle of architerfture, among her other elegant purfuits ; and her ideas upon this fuhjeft have met the coneurreace of the Architea. A piazza, or Gothic arcade, em battled on the top, is crated along the front of the Houle of Peers. It would certainly be difficult to point out a Gothic example for this ; but its extreme convenienceis,no doubt, itsprincipal recommendation. A grand otw entrance is forming, for his Moja? ; beyond which w;11 be erefled an additional lofty tower, and other buildings. The new South entrance intoWefttninAer Hall proceeds expeditionfly ; and a new Ilaircafe is crating, to lead from Lower Palace. yard to the corridor that conduls to the two Houfes of Parliament, it hiving been neceffary to take down the old one, it order to heighten the new avenue.- . The old South Eaft paffitge from Wetiminfter Hall to Cotton Garden, Ste. will loon be (but up,, and then the whole of the Cloiller of Saint Ste phen's Chapel will extend and appertain to the refidenee of the Sraagr.a. The new Courts of which ate to be formed inftead of the pre lent Courts of Chancery and King's Bench (which are to be thrown into the Hall), will be on the Weft fide of the Hall, as the Court of Common Pleas and Exchequer now are. Confiderable improve. ments are liken ife intended in the approaches, o the Honfe of Commons. The great external im provements of the whole mats of buildings which contain the two Hoofer, with all their various offices and Committee looms, the telidcnces of Mr. Speaker' and others, the Courts of Jull ice, Exchequer and Re-' cord Offices, &e. &c. have been already detailed. All the fhabby taverrthale houfes, See. ate to be removed, and the whole is to affume the appearance of a large Gothic edifice, in the centre of the North front of which will be Weßminfter-hall. The old Star-cham• bar, and other offices between Palace-yard and the River, will be thrown down, and all the !pace will be laid open between Great George.fireet and Henry the Vll.'s Chapel ; lo that the utrnoft degree of con venience of accefs will be gained, and the fineft pot - - Able piftureque architeetural effete produced, by the grouping of filch an affemblage of edifices, laid open to the public view. Some years, however, will elapfe before the whale plan can be completed. Odleafier Samuel Ferranti r Waddtngroa, of York -ftreet, South wark, banker, hop merchant, dealer and charnel:l, at ten, at Gall dhall, London. Odober an. Barnet Hole, now or late of Palnfwirk, Gloucefter. Aire, clothier, at eleven, et the Falco* Inn, Painfwlek. October 29. John M'Carty, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe 'livery!, Inhn-drert, Llverptiol. Odlober to. Richard Watford, of Chiller. porter brewer, dealer and Chapman, at eleven. it tbc Feathers Inn, Chelter. October 39. William Farrar, of Salford, fancallti6J, plumber a.d glazier, at three, at the Royal Oak tun, Marrehetter. DIED. lately, Mr. William Eldridge, it Patti nailer-roar. • • Sunday let, at Farnham, Surrey, nu the read to t c hcir bate at . Wlnchclier, the Right Hon. Lady Amelia Oman, ti pf Sir Richard Canton, Bart. M. P. daughta of the late Doti Of Athol, and Idler to the p a tient Duke, • • . . . . . On the firthla:.t, at ber houfe In Great James;Octet. Bed ford.row, Mrs Bicknclls, aged 87, the widow of the ante Rohetti Bicknells, Efq. one of the &later. of the High Court of Chancery. On the tub it.ftiot, at Teignmouth, the wife of the key. John Lockage d, of Yoxford, Suffolk. At Lambeth Cottage, the Hon. Mrs. T. Coventry. At Wolverhampton, after a than ihnefs, the wife of the Raw. Shaw Rifler, of that place. ba Friday, at MIL aged 36, Mr.. Dadley, wife of Lleutqtant Dlftliey, of the Wartykk (hire Militia, I.ately, at Tweedmouth, Mr. Robeit Cuthhetifoo, earpoiter, apid 63. Hp death was mentioned by ■ Mall weir dJicin a mil En his foot, which in a few days brought an p locked**, Saturday la& at Dodin; inn. the Lye. ?nail bodfwerth. _ To-MORROW . 8•9 rife I San fet• I NMI Ceti o minutes after 7 e) rainutes after s 4s otioutrwiter 4 HIOH WATER. AT LONDON BR/DOR TO-MORROW. Morals( p st Mamas coter rs Aft Prima - ,4$ minutes atm is Eli lowing