Star. — London, England, 1806-02-25 00:00:00

rr• --- AMERICA. • New Yote, Jaa. to.—From a Boflon paper of tsaturday,teteived yellerday, we copy the following interefling article. There feemc no reafon to doubt of its truth, and therefore we have the fati.fatlion to believe that our differences with Spain will all be ami cably and honnurably fettled. We are indebted to Mr. Ezra Davis, of this town, for the following highly important and very agree able information:— Mr. Davis left the Vineyard on Wednefday the t fault, and Lays, that all our differences with the Spanith Government were amicably fettled to Mr. Pinckney's fatisfaftion. This molt pleafing intelli• R rice was brought to the Vineyard by the (hip Refo lotion, Captain Daniel Rogers, orGloucefler, Cape Ann, who left Lifbon the loth of November la, and arrived at the Vineyard after a paffage of forty days. Mr. Davis took the precaution ta Make his minutes from the verbal communication of the Cap. tain. at the moment of his arrival. Captain Rodgers frequently faw Mr. Pinckney at Lifbon, who had failed five days before Captain IL left that place, in a Swedifk veffil, bound for Charlf. ton, South Carolina. Mr. Pinckney told Captain R. that the SpanifhCourt had agreed to pay for all (hips, cargoes and freights, according to their late Ilipula tions with the American Government. It is underilood alto, that our territorial difputes with Spain are happily fettled; and that the general sifpelt of our diplomatic concerns in that quarter was aufpicious and flattering in a high degree. The veffel was bound to Gloucefler, and the news cannot, there fore, be received from her direftly, for many days. Jai/it/ART 18.—The fultjefl which has recently oc cupied the keret Sittings of both Houfes of Congreft for feveral days now appears. A mefrage from the Prcfident of the United States, tranfmitting does. ments and papers relative to complaints by the Go vernment of France, againft the commerce carried on by American Citizens to the French Hand of St. Domingo, has given them all enough to do. This communication contains two notes from U., Talleyrand to General Armftrong, dated in Aqua; laft, in which the French Miniffer remonflrates in' thong language againll the trade carried on between thefe States and the Emperor of Hayti, alias St. Do- ' , mittgn, and two notes from Turreau, the French Plenipotentiary in this country, to the Secretary of State, enforcing the requell of an immediate inter• diftion of all commercial intercourfe between the United states and the rebel colony of St. Domingo. The celebrated whole length Portrait of Lord Nacsor, and which the Hero always kept at Merton. confidering it as the one that molt 'trembled him, is now committed to the care of Mr. Least:rata, the artift in-Store•ftreet, Bedford rquare, to whom the privilege of copying it has been granted. He is now employed in making a copy for Liverpool. ..At a farbionable and numerous Party, at the Welt End of the Town, a few evenings fince, among wham were prefent the Torkilh Ambaffador and fe veral of the Nobility, Mr. Warcam performed and fupg his new piece 't The Battle of Trafalgar t" the colopany were highly pleafed with the Mulic. The Elegy. and concluding Song were particularly ad• mired, and weregiven in a (tile of excellence, which brought to the minds of the hearers every event of that glorious day, in which the gallant Nizsos fell. Poore's' Titacisc.—We lay the following before our Readers, caste!) , as we received it : .. To TIM PRINTS/ *maim knife laberor he had his foortla told by a well dreg 1,00031111 on Saterday the 8 of this month and be gave her half a • wound, William Jdtice met the fame woman on Sunday the 9 of this mouth on the little common near pangbourn bowden the both weld down on there noes °petite each other the wooman gave Lim a paper of pouter and gave him Rid charge not to open it till Monday morning at leaven o'ciock to of this month, as loon as the aaaa refeaved the pouder he did hoe no wat he don be gave hur is wath and all Is money the bouth departed the promifed to meet ' biro on the fame place at feaven o'clock on the manday moning and give him is wach argt all is money ages and (onsetaing mire with it, the man made hir. apeerence hot the yeoman never made bur spearenceWilliamieftiee and a nether man have bin three days peeving after the wooman and cannot find er,Wililam jedice (aye be b - irred the money to glee to the woman this his tie manor be tells bi. Rory his wad and money a mounts to a bite live pound a caution how peopel have there fortins told. William Jeitire byes the paper of pouder apeard to he paper corns and tome peopel of ausgbouro fare it is the wonderfoull a tare the ever beard of, the topofed to be wick craft. On Thurfday, the Iron Bridge juft erefted over the new cut at Brifto), near the Bath road, fell down with a violent craft+, and was fbivered into thoufands of pieces. Two men were killed, and many wounded. No canal' of the falling or this expenfive fabtic has yet been dircovered. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY. DOCTORS' COM. meas.—Saturday the Right Hon. Sir W. Score pro ceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes : L'Arente. Villeneuve matter —TMs French &launder Ameri can eolours,bden with tobacco, de. was captured on the 9th July, 1803, by the Gannet lid; hf war, Captain Bats, and brought to Falmouth. In this cafe a ctalm was let up In behalf of the Lark 2.a General Coate privateers, on the ground of having been pre. vioully In eltaee,and &dually in light at the time of capture. The Court scjeded the claim at the General Conte, and pronounced fur that of the Lark. Neptunus, Evers mafter.--fn this cafe there were two claims for certain parcels of goods, one of which was condemned, the other reftored. There has been a novelty throughout the whole of the prefent Lottery; in all former, as the Lottery advanced, the price role, and in exchanging the holders of fmall picas were obliged to give four or five (billings and their prize for an undrawn fixteenth. In the prefent it feems a perfon can exchange his Half for a Whole Ticket, or his Sixteenth for an Eighth, by which means he may eventually get dou• isle the Prize he originally expeCted. We recommend from trial and conviCtion. the good diens of SPILSBURV'S PATENT ANTISCORRU• TIC Dan's, in the Spring, to the Scorbutic, Gouty, iiin.st ~. and Ithe i Habits, as a medicine palatable, re. moving ail obartiCtions of the nomad", promoting the cif col .t:on bfihe bile, and defiroying all nervous ccmplaintr, occalioned by the tender irritability of this °rpm. In Eruptive and Scropholous Cafes, more difireding frorn the paid the mind receives in young people, we fhall not hefirate to (peak decided. ly. when we have given public proofs, that 'the ho nour of relieving this anxiety, has been our own' In many lamentable cafes. It is neceffary to elk for the genuine " PATIO?" Medicine, with the King's Duty, printed in black ink infead of red ink; fold attrhe Dlfiecrifary, No. J 5, Soho-Aware, in bottles of yi. 6.1. to. and IL zi.dsty included. LONDC M'AIRKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY lg. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, including only from the loth of Feb. to the lids of Felsroary.—Total 14,038 quarters. Ayrage bps 7.1.—01. Rid lower than left return. A Rrrutiai OF FLOUR, From the Bth of February to the 14th of February. Total-18480 lacks—Average 646. os, rid. higher than laft return. PRICE OF FLOUR. , Fine Flour 6os to 6ystSeconds Bran per quarter 111 to Ica 6d Fine Pollard sgs to 6C3 28$ to 3os RITURN PRICE OP DRAIN ON BOARD SNIP AS 'DORI : Wheat 44$ 6os 6u Boilers .38$ 4 2 $ Fine 64s 705 Suffolk, to 44 5 od Superfine 725 735 Grey P 4.75 325 355 cd Dantzie, and fine Old, to 74s Beans, new 34$ 4 08 od Rye, new 34 , 425 Ditto, old, to —s 38s Barley 16. 33, od Tisk Beans, new 26s 334 Fine --s Old —s 3os Malt 641 691 ad Oats 24s 28. 3os Whits Peas 30• 36s od Palau& 32$ 32s 6d Rape Seed 381. to 4s. per hit. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns ceding the tsth of February, aBo6. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peak. s. s. s. d. d. s. d. s. d. 74 3 44 2 35 10 25 0 _ 4 2 7 39 11 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made In the week ending February 19,15 465. Sit per hundred Weight. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDOE, FEB. io. Wheat per load 161 os to ail os Badly per quarter al 108 to li 141 Oats per dit to N 8s to ii tes Beans per ditto 21 los to 21 les New ditto al 141 to sl OS Peale per ditto it ills to 21 is PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Carraway new 7os to Sos per cwt. Coriander, 135 to iss do. Trefoil ss 6d to 281 dd. Red Clover ads to 63a de. Fine Old 76s to --s White ditto Iga to 72s White Milliard Seed, ace od to ills od per WOK!. Brown ditto, 6s od to iss 64 do. Turnip ....4 to ..• per babel. Broad Beans ats to 36s per quarter Long Pods aes to au Taros 364 to ees od cos od Rye Grafs Ss od to 3or od per quarter. Canary. ' ors od sor od to 56$ od do. PRICE OF HOPS. RAGS. POCRITS. Kent - 51 i6s to 71 an I Kent 61 ato 71 roe Sutlers - 51 163 to 61 16s Sures - 31 alis to 71 cm Hirer 51 16s to 61 16s Farnham 81 ---• to ill its PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 61 cis to 71 los 1 Packets 61 zos to 11l rOs PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. Jima's. Whitetbapel. Haypetlead 3 3 oto 4 11 0 Hay per load 3 3to 4 Itt Straw s aoto * i S Straw 1 13 to t 18 Clover 4 4to 5 5 PRICE Of NAT AND STRAW IN SMITNWIRLO. Old Hay, al sp to 41 as—Clover 41 os to 31 a Rowin ol os to Ist a—Straw, al as to a ss SMITHFIELD MARKET , February 24. To fink the offal—per Rome of 81b. Bed 45 ad to 31 64 I Veal podto6. 6d Mutton ss od to p 8d Pork p ad to to od READ OE CATTLE Tall DAT. Bea-RI, about 11/too—Sheep and Lambs, 8,3c0. NEWCIATE sod LEADENHALL, February 34. Per Rene of 816. by the carafe. Beef 31 ad to as 6cl real oodto6l 64 Mutton 48 ad to 45 rod Pork podto6s od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. ' St. James's market os aid Town Tallow Its 6d to os Clare Market as aid Yellow Rulla —s to Ms 6d Wideseirpel Market White ditto 6ys ad to os jporlbaos of :lb) as ad St!, _ditto ....-s to 674 od Stiff 371 to sp 64 zu 7d Ditto rough 4a od to Os Average Pike es old Orcaves zts od Good Dregs les to os Yellow Soap, slis to os—Mottled,BBs—Curd,gis Price of Osullea per dozen, zu od—Moulds, Its od - RAW HIDES. Hides (per Roos) 35 4d to Is 64 Horfe Skins zys od to 191 Middling 3s od to 3s ad I Sheep Skins padto7s od Ordinary to Sd to as tad Sltearllnp os od to os od Heavy Calf aas 6d each 1 Lamb Skins os od to os od PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LZADENHAI Butts, so to 3616 each sad to apt Ditto, 6o to 6316 s6d to s7d Merchants Backs sad to asE Dreging Hides sod to az Hoe Coach Hides sad to 13 Crop Hides for Cutting sad to aad Plat Ordinary 194(1 to 5044 Calf Skins, 30 to aolb per dose 344 to 3:4 Ditto so to 7olb 36d to 394 Ditto io to lab 344 to 36d Small Seals (Greenland) per Ili. p ad to 31 64 Large ditto tams to Ism per doz. Tanned liork Hides All to aos each COAL MARKET, February sr. Ship at Market Ships fold Price 16 Nurealtle Coal 8 43$ 3 4 to 491 od. COUNTRY MARKETS. !SKIS or GRAIN AT TIM 10140 WINO tIASECTI. BASSINOOTOIt I..Wlttit 67$ od to 804 , 04 per Quarter. Barley s7s cal to 30$ od I Beans 3os ..od to 33s od Oats so od to od Peak ova ad to oos od MMOTWURAD. , ...WheAt 63s od to 86s od per Q. Barley 271 od to 311 6d I Bans 338 od to 4os od Oats s7s od to 3,511 od Peale 34s od to 428 od Nawsuar,—What 64s od to 81. od per Q. E . Barley s6s od to 33, Ild I Beans 368 od to 333 od Oats sss od to sos od Peale 3 1 18 od to 421 od H ..—Wheat ids od to 831 od per gl.. Batley slls od to 33s 64 Beans 364 ad to 481 cd Oat SU l od to 191 od Peak OS od to 4.1 s sod litaasmso.—Wheat 746 od to to aid per Qr. Barley s3B 6d to 328 od I Beans 33s od to 38. od Oats 231 od to 29$ od Peace 38$ od to 4sl od SEA-COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, FEB. ss. CAROOIS SOLD, and PIKS& 'Feb. :7. Feb. so. I Feb. at. Monday. Wednefd. Friday. 1 1 44 0 I 46 o 3 46 0 3 19 0 4 48 9 46 0 45 6 46 3 48 6 48 6 46 o Baker's Main Benton lAng Biggs Main Croft's Main Elgbtoa Moor Elllion Main Heaton Main Hepburn Main Holywell Main Kenton Main Weft Kenton Percy Main • Pnntop--Simpfon's - Powror--Windfor's Tanfleld Moor Temple Main Townky Main Wanes' Wall's End Temple's Wan's End - M'lllington Wylam and nighton Brybn's Main Killlngworth Cowpen Main I I . 4T 9 46 0 48 6 49 0 1 I I 47 0 47 0 49 3 1 • 3 47 6 47 9 • • 1 1 12 1 Hartley • SUNDERLAND COAL. Bourn Moor Eden Main Urpeth Rorell's Main 2 4 4 6 6 4R o So 6 co 6 48 9 47 0 4! 6 47 0 45 45 9 4S 3 47 o 47 0 47 6 47 6 ... Total, Ships 63 IS 3 45 6 48 9 46 3 4$ 6 ..8 9 4 8 5 4S 0 -.-.- 47 0 47 0 47 6 43 6 45 6 45 0 4 0 ♦3 • OLD hAILFII On Saturd l ay twenty-one prifoners Were tried, one of whom was capitally convifted, Sh/thersi, for flealing two pieces of linen * the property of Mary Gammon, in her dwelling houfe. H. Wail! was indifted for Reeling two flyer tea fpoons, in the dwelling houfe of Mrs. Wilkinfon. It appeared that the profecutrix, who refides in South Moulton-greet, was applied to on the 12th of Janu ary, by two genteel looking men, for a fight of the lodgings the had to let; and while each endeavoured to engage the wittwfs in convocation, the heard her plate rattle at one end of the room r (he inflantly gave the alarm, and they made off with all fpeed. The prifo ner was purfued to Perrot's Hotel, a few doors horn the houfe, by a Mr. Miller ; where, after leaving his great coat in the hotel, he came to the door, and teemed anxious to afcertain the caufe of the uproar : perfon, however, was identified, and the fpoons were found in his great coat.—Guilty. Mrs. Wilkinfon, in firong terms, entreated the Court to (hew mercy to the prifoner. The Recor der anted her whether the interceded through fear, or of her own accord ? She replied, that the (poke on her own account, although an application had been made to her by a perfon calling herfelf the pri loner's mother. He was again indifted for Reeling bank notes to the amount of 431. from a perfon named Merit*, at the King's Head in Bear-greet, but on this indie ment he was not tried, the firft conviction being fuf fici:nt for the ends of publ , c juftice. Williams Oki was indided for Reeling half a guinea in gold, a (even Wiling piece, and two fhillings and fixpence in River ' the property of Wm. Gafcoigne. It appeared that the Profecutor was owner of a public houfe in Broad-greet, Carnaby Market. On the 25th of December left, the prifoner went to the bar, and ordered a pint of Hollands, and chatuge of a pound note, to be fent to a Gentleman's houfe in the fame Rivet. The fervant woman was accordingly feat with the fpirits and the change ; but when flue arrived within a few yards of the houfe, the prifoner met her. and took the money laid in the indiftment from her. He gave her a piece of paper ; which had the appearance of a Bank note, and defired her to make haße to the houfe with the Hollands, as the fervent. were waiting for it. He alto defired her to tell them he had gone to buy fornething to eat, and would be back in a few minutes. When the woman got to the houfe, the fervants knew nothing of the fpirits being ordered; and, on examining the note, it was found to be a counterfeit of the very worn kind. The affair relied in this way, and nothing was heard of the prifoner, until a fhort time ago he was arrefted on another charge of the fame defcription, and underwent an examination at Marlborough-ftreet Office. An account of this appeared in the daily pa pers, which the Profecutor feetng, he attended at the Office on the next examination, and identified the prifoner. He pofitively !wore he could not be mil': taken in his perfon. The prifoner made no defence, and the Recorder, in rimming up the evidence, obfcrved, that this was not altogether a new fpecies of fraud, nor was the' prifoner a new face at the bar. The note, he laid, was a palpable counterfeit; it was made by placing a good note cn a piece of thin paper, and then, by a fimple procefs, difeharging part of the ink without injuring the real note. This would produce foniething refembling a Bank note, but it could sot be palled on any perfon who even Rightly call their eyes on it. The Jury inßantly found the prifoner—Guilty. 1. Bear', F. Berlin, and P. Csitinz, were indifted for fleeting a box, containing articles of jewellery to the value of 400 cl. the property of Meffrs Mitchell and Co. The prifoners were marjners on board a Weft In• diarnan, and the box was (hipped by Meals Robin. fon and Cane, on account of its proprietors. In the night of the Sib of January, when the chip was off Portfinouth, the prifoners efcaped from the veffel, and in the morning it was difcovered that the box was gone. It was afcertained that they had bent their eourfe to London, and Bofary was difcovered, by means of a Wapping damfel, whole perfon he had prof ufely bedizened with feveral of the articles which the box contained. He and the lady were of courfe taken into cuftody, and the was admitted an evidence. When he was fearched,,a variety of the articles were found in his potrellion, and a number of duplicates for thofe he had made away with. Nothing was found on the other prifoners, but it was proved they 'had all three left the fliip at the fame time. The Jury found Bnfary Guilty, and acquitted the others. The following were alto convifted of felonies, viz. P. Leary, for fteallog a bag of nails, and other things, the goods of E. Vere ; W. Tomliafon, fur ftealing 7olba. of malls, the property of - LW; T. A. Vaughan, for (Luling a [beet, the property of Mary Hill; G. New, for ftealing eight veneers, the goods of W. and J. M.Lean ; J. Reading, for !leafing two raw., the property of J. Barrktt ; Mary M•Cabe, :or ftealing a roll of tibbon, the goods of R. Cox and J. Smith ,• J. Whalley, alias J. Howell, for Besting a cheek, the property of W. Hudfon ; J. Caner. for keal• ing 8s pounds of foap, the property of E. Cleaver and Co.; Eiill Barrow, for ftealing wearing apparel, the property of N. Mores; 5. Detherldge, for ftealing tour pound. of brafs, the property of 1 0.Cropley ; and fevers were acquitted. - _ Salle day the Seflions ended, when fentence o(death was paired on Lewis Solomon fora burglary In the dwelling houfe of Edward Benyon the elder, and Reeling therein a milk pot plated with Ri ver, his property. Jofeph Townend, for a burglary in the dwelling houfe of John Courtice,and Realing a quantity of linen, value forty fhillings,his property. Peggy Smith, for privately Reeling, in the (hop of Francis Chin niry, a piece of printed cotton, value o:teen Ihillinp, his pro perty. Thanu Taylor, for a burglary in the dwelling houfe of James Purcell, and Reeling therein t 7 °tens' fmoaked tongues, and other goods, value 71. 17e. 7d. his property. James Shepherd, for Railing a piece of linen in the dwelling. haute of Mary Gammon. Twenty.threc were ordered to be tranfported for the term of (even years, viz..--Serah Thorpe, Sarah Gladman, John Smith, Jofeph Bell, Abraham Shaw, William Bellinger, John Ktlacker, Jodith Godfrey, Andrew Chrißian 'Aron', William Ryan, Ben jamin Cockerell, John Baltisrin, Henry Parman, Daniel Camp, John Lc-cafe, John Weltray Haycock, George James Olborne, Pa trick Leary, William Tomlinfon, George Ncw, Wm. Oboe, Joan Whalley, Stephen }Wary. Two were ordered to be Imprifooed in the Route of Correc tion at Clerkaiwell for two years, viz. John Reading and Thomas Anfley Vaughan. erien were ordered to be imprifoned In the fame Gaol for to calendar months. Thirteen ditto ditto, for fix calendar months. One ditto in Nevigate for one year. Fight ditto ditto, for Idler period,. One to be pub:icly and three privately whipped. And fifteen were ditch arced by proclamatima. Adjourned to 16th April. Mi THIS RING 4. 1104 , 110$ CHAII6IIS vitro* •uousrit LEGARDt, 1.1Alt1:01111,11CHAPII , MA 1 . This was an indiament charging the Defendant with obtaining money under falfe pretences. The profecutor was Moofieur Bertrand De Maliai, a gen tleman, who was the author of the " French Revo. lotion," and after that was Minifier of the French Marine. The Defendant was a French Emigrant, one of the Nobkik. The profecutor came to Eng land in tBos. and in 1804 he was introduced to the defendant ; and the profecutor put into his hands various Webs of money. Chambonas reprefented himfelf as member of a club which met at No. 77. St. James's•fireet, and told the profecutor, if he could fupply the club with fame good old port, they would make a good round fum of it. The defendant fent twenty-five doien, at 455. per dozen, in (malt quantities, to the houfe of the defendant, who after wards told him that the wine was very much liked, and that he had been paid feventy pounds for it.— The profit smiling from that was about t9l. and the profecutor's fbare of that fum was put down to the credit of the profecutor. The next affair was that the defendant told the profecutor, that he had an ex cellent opportunity of purchafing saoo pieces of linen, and requefted him to furnith him with as much motor at potlible, as the greater would be his profit. The profecutor borrowed pool. which he fent to the defen dant. Notwithflanding the fiouriffaing defctiptico of this trade, the profecutor entertained Come doubts far the fafety of his money, and It appeared ultimately that he was deceived. This linen was purchafed ac a draper'S (bop, and the defendant had no flock, sac did any trading club exift. The Jury found the defendant guilty, and dm Court fentenced him to be imprifoned fix months in Newgate. Mr. Aris informed the Court that the de fendant was in filarfhalfea cuttody to the mount of Boon!. A young woman of the name of Fife was tried for perjury, in (wearing a child to a Mr. Moore. She flitted that her acquaintance with him began at tbd late Middlefcx election. Mr. M. proteiled his chef tity, and proved that he was at home with his *rife at the time particularifed. The defendant pert fled in faying Mr. Moore was the father; but the Jury difbelieved her, and the was found guilty. Sbe was fentenced to three months imprifnnment. ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMIuAL Patti ilua. OXFORD FR,. $2 —Mooday Lift tie Rev. Hugh Chi:domed*. M.A. Fel ow of Brame& College. and Dean of Cheflass gm lA matted Bachelor in DivJolty. Turiday the Rev. Wm Stenger. of %men% College, and Tho mas Fraakard Phelps, of Hertford College, B A. were admatod Mallen of Arts. Media William cornice, of Bellied Collect; Edward Booth, of Lincoln College • and Th ous Phelps, If Idea College, were admitted Bachelors Of Arts. MARRIED. At Boyle, county Ro!common, Ireland, Captala W. M. Torifq of the Kerry &einem, to Mfa Crofbie, daughter of Juries Crof- We, Efq. M. P. for the county of Kerry, and Colonel of the Mi litia of that county. 11161 J. Early oo Sunday looming, at his houfe in Soatkaloptoo-ftreet. Blootnibury, Witiato Donalilfoo Efq. On Wedncfday , the 19th insta nt, of a deep decline, Mira Mary Brundley, daughter of Mr. Davey Brundley, of Oralfeworth, Suf folk, betag the 4th daughter which has fillen a 'ldiot to the kale diforder. WA Chit AT LO•VLM U-MUKKUW Morning $9 minutes aryls 6 Afternoon - - 31 minutes after ty HIGH-STREET, EROMPTON. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by ROBERT BURR. On Wednefday the sth of March, iBo6, at Three o'Clock, at the L or d Ncifun's Had, Wood-Rim, Brampton, by order of the Alllgnites of Mr. Ocorze Paine, a Bankrupt, LL that valuable Freehold Brick Dwelling Houk, with Out-houfe and Yard, defirably Striated fee Trade, in the centre of the High !tree t, Brompt%, near Chatham. wit►in two minutes walk of the New Grand Artillery Depots et:myelin, large Dry Cellaring, a /hop, with large Wised From. and Parlour; three convenient Bed Rooms, Warn Houle, and a Roam adjoining, and a Well of good Water. The whole lately new fronted, and in excellent repair, and 'matures 18 feet in freest and too feet back, free from any iocumbrance except a oak rent or one Stilling and fixpence per annum. The Land Tax redeemed May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and furtherpartinelare had of Mr. R. Phillips, Brampton ; and of the Aueittoneer, Ham mond place, Chatham ; and of Mars. !Sandford and Sweet, Co- Belton, Inner Temple, Landon. litNP FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, me. MR. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES o f TOLL'. which contain all the Softening and healing virtues of the celebrated BALSAM of TOLU, and me the pleafanteft and tact effectual remedy of the kind in all Coughs, Houfentres, Sore Throats, and Dille:loos on the Lungs, healing the Rawuefs lad fiefs of the Bread, and affording great relief in Shonnefs Of Breath, and in Afthmatic and Confumptive complaint—they do not cloy the Itomach, but rather create an appetite. But as the great benefit to be derived from them can only bo k cured by having them Genuine, the public are remedied to °Verve that R. Hayward, No. so, Ludgate-hill, la printed an tie Stamp, all others are counterfeits. Theft Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (fuccerar to T. Greenough, the inventor), No. to, Ludgate bill ; and fold by F. Newbety, oy, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bayley and Blew. Cockfpurltrect ; Bacon and Co. tyo, Oxford-lima; S. Ward. 324, Holborn, and Wm. Clark, 169, Borough. Price is, tld, the Sox H A V iNt.; dedicatee rurleli ct, the .tuuy, gratified by the mod emilderable praetice in that breads which I thought proper to feted, I truft that I have not morellif • employed my time than thole who, in the extentive Feld of the pro are omaliodally immerted In uncertainty, and masa always attain that Needs which is acquired iy oosoentradog the Intediedlual power to medals of diforders. The Weeks of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftelling for dreg heir with them a train of concomitant Symptoms and, by ado of all vital energy, exiitence led( becomes emhletered VihctTer they artfe from the prevalee..e of Ul example, thedefirso. the habits of (demi boys, or the induSgences of maturity. they re quire the molt alEdnons profeMonal Skill ; but by the Ignocaime of uneducated na.-n, the fyintemens are aggravatod,an e : the coal& tattoo is &droved As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLIIOIof ISUROROVII, I ground my pretenBons on regularity of education; and poff -Meg every privilege to pradtace I feel inyielf entitled to that confidence veld. leach I have hitherto been ro honcterci In the first Isolations of loc:.1 weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where rola fur (ere, from a con'cioumes of the umnanlinels of the vice wlkli muted his misfortune. it fearful of the contempt or emigre of hie funny phyaian and broods over Ws infirmity with careful coo. cothiant, It matt be fatiesetery for him to be affored not only of capability of treatment but e'fo of the moll inviolable fecrecv. And in meant Venereal Complaint It is potlible to prevent tide, danrr or &area ;In ti.e melt mplicated cafes it is the acquire. me..,t of exclutve experience in this line to teed; a fate, certain. and ('eedy rreftabllftment. I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fez whe are afflifted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptains ifEitYLREAL 114PECTION, and io all cake the term. of ttmu nerados are dated on the fire Interview. Patlentsin the country are expected to iodates Bank note, It 4 are repeded to (pacify their age and manner of living MA wriN BREE, Minh*r of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London. No 29. Arund e liir ee t, S tran d, near Temple Bar. LONDON Mated and pubbihcd by LEV IHI.11(1 23 „ beyboryplace, Lambeth), at the STAR OftICE, No. t. Carey threat PeWiled silo at the STAR Or rtea, Teotp'e. 'tar. -4