Star. — London, England, 1812-05-28 00:00:00

- arms ceartiorr nimuczAct ozroso, MAY os. At an Ordination•itint on Trinity Sunday, by if* L.o.J Digit ip of this I)iocese, in the Cat:tech-Al Ihurch of Christ, the following Gentlemen were or dained : ?RIMS. Rey. WM. Russel, Fellow of Magdalen. Rev. Henry Boardman. Fellow of Oriel. Rev. Peter Johnson, Fellow of Lien. Rev. Charles Mills, Fellow of Magdalen. Rev. James Goddard, Fellow of St John's. Rev. John Allen, Fellow rf University. Rev. Willians Vault, Fellow of Beliol. Rev. Edward Davison, Fellow of University. Rev. Charles Arnesley, Fellow of All Souls. Rev. John Birt, Chaplain of Christ Church. DieCOUS. John Maekie,.A.M. Student of Christ Church. Ws:llam Elliott. A.B. Fellow of Exeter. Bennie Finch, A.B Student of Christ Church. Will am James, A.M . Felow of Oriel. Charles Ley, A.B. Fellow of Ballot. Charles. Barter, A.M. Fellow of Baliol. Henry Pommy, A M. Fellow of Magdalen. Lewis Sneyd, A.B. Fellow of All Souls. Matthew Fortetieue, A M. Fellow of Oriel. John Norman, B.C.L. Fellow of Trinity. SPORTING INT.ELLIGEIVCII. ASCOT-HEATH RACES. TUESDAY, MAY 26b Hie Majesty's Plate of 100 p by hunters, the best of three 4-mile beats ; 4 year adds, 11E. 21b. s year olds, list. Alb. 4 year olds, ► 15t.12 b. and aged, 12st. Mares allowed 411 s. Mr. Starling's cb. in. Maid of the Mill, aged Mr. Barsoe's ch. in. by Trombone, 6 yrs . Mr. Milton's b. g. Blue Ruin, 6 yrs. Blue Ruin the favourite. • The OatlaW§takes, far bones of alleges, 2 year olds excepted, ' • " Sege. each, 20p. it. Mr. Blake's Sprightly, 4 yrs. Rat. , • Lord G. H. Somerset's eamerten, 4 yrs.- list. 6lb. Lord Jersey names Sdegtail. 4 yrselst. H. R. H. the Duke of York's Britannia, aged, Sat. 21b. General Grosvenor's Gitatiiana, 3 yrs. Est. 31b. An Say sace. 1 lie Renewed Sweepstakes of logs. each, for ill ages, for the years 1812 and 1813; 4yr olds, 7st. 95. S yr olds. Bst. Sib. 6'yr olds, fist. 111 b. and aged, gat. Mares allowed 31b. tord.Lowther's Variety, 4 yrs 3 • Mr. Norton names Lord C. Somerset's b. e. Angelo,' 4 psi 2 Marquis Cornwallis name Capt. H. Vyse's Senator, 4 yes S Mr B. Craven names Gnardy, 6 yrs - 4 blr. Lenin's names Br, ak, 8 yrs Var:.ty the favourite. A grand match takes place at the next Newmarket Boughton Meeting, for a thousand guineas, beiween Mr. Mia. Lint's Bodkin and Mr. PAINE'S True.-- At the same Meeting, Mr. SUAKSPEAR'S Hydaspes is snatched against Mr. MuLtstt's Maria, for duet bhndred guineas. . . The King's Plate, at Guildford, was won by Mr. Zunott's g. Hylas, beating four othsrs. • 1 1 • 9 die. .. 3 2 1 . 4 3 4 5 HAYMARKET THEATRE.••••Last night the Tragedy of the Merchant of Venice WAS performed at this Theatre, in which Mr. TERRY played ShyANL Mr. •Tsßtty vane forward in the character under very great disadvantages of comparison ; yet, in some of the scenes, be evinced a considerable knowledge of 'his author, and exhibited strong symptoms of pos sessing those talents which may be matured, eventu _ally, tato excellence. Miss MACAVLEY, from the .Dublin _cage, made her first appearance before a - London audience in the character of Portia : her Verson is about the middle size, and her features ra ther pleasing than expressive : she sustained the cha racter throughout with great effect, and was most deservedly applauded. The other characters were very ably supported. The House was well attended. Mr. Aunt, Proprietor of the Wholesale Furniture I Warehouse, 61, Pall-Mall, respectfully. acquaints the Nobility trid Gentry about to Furnish, that in ad dition to his elegant Tea-coloured Chintz, he has suc ceeded in the production of a permanent dr,-..-se Green Chintz, designed for the decoration of Drawing-rooms. N. B. Mr. A. wishes to dispese of all such of his Furniture: which remain of the last year's produc tion, at very reduced prices. . The Budget—The Lats.—The new Minister is ex pected to contract for the Loan, and bring forward his Budget in a few days. There is another Budget, however, which attracts the attent on of the public at this time—the Budget of Capital Prizes, which is to be drawn on Thursday next, the King's Birth-Day. Of the contents of this budget, those who delay their purchases can have no chance, as there are but WOO Tickets---hardly equal to the consumption of a country town. Saturday, Mrs. Hawk, of St. Get-mains, Corn. dropped down dead in North Corner -street, Plymouth-Dock, as she. was returning to the Market boat to go home.—She has left a family of thirteen children. Saturday night, William Gordon, a respectable young maniof Plymouth-Dock, was drowned, while 1-hing off the Quay at North Corner. The Stockton mail was lately °vet turned on its pas sage from that place to York, in consequence of which Mr. Walker, of Stockton, was much bruised; and a woman passenger received so much injury that her life is despaired of; the guard was also dreadfully bort, and is reported to be xince.dead. At important Dimmer', Eighteen rears Established in thijrst City in the World—Consequently it becomes a duty incumbent on the proprietor, to give it if pos sible, universal publicity, which he is now endea. ♦ourin§ to accomplish, at an expence little short of 'Three fhousand Pounds a Year, by hourly inform ing and hourly proving to mankind of all descrip tii us, that those who are tortured with the Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Head ache, Bilious Sick Head-ache, Asthmatic, Consump tive and Bilious complaints, Tooth-ache, Face-ache, or Ear-ache, may be cured in a reasonable tittle by , the use of the Gussrontaw MEDICINNS 1 ; and by ap plying to the Inventor, B. Goal., Cliymist, No. 9, Great Surrey street, Illack-friars-bridge, between the lours of nine and twelve any morning, (Sunday ex cepted,) may be perfectly relieved before they leave ! him, which is such an earnest of cure as no empiric ' or regular practitioner. except those that practice with the same preparations, did ever dare to promise, because not being able to succeed, they would prove themselves impostors, and the lame ducks would quack so loud as to be distinctly heard at an im snense distance, justly pronouncing them pretenders only to medical knowledge. The truth of which may be seen by examining the STAR newspaper, which will lead to conviction the most obstinatc6ceptic. SALES BY ANCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM—KENT, By Messrs. HOGGAKT ard PHILLIPS, At 'he Auction Mart, To-tamt Row, May 49, at 12 &Clod, n UESDEN FARM. situate in the parish of Biddenden, distant only one mile and a half from the Parish Church, six mile* from 'fenterden and Cranhrook, 9 from Staple. burst, and 17 from Maidatine, in the County of Kent, consisting of about One Hundred and Nifty Acres of uncommon rich Ara ble, Pasture, and Hop Land ; tke whole within a ring fence, and divided into two Farms, with a spacious Farm House, Barn, S t ablin g , Lod g es , Hop Oasts, and Ouibuildiags, In the occu pation of Mr. John Hooker and Mr. H. Wise, tenants at will, and have had rotice to quit at Michaelmas next. o be viewed, and Particulars had ten days prior to the ale , of :t le.tsrs. shire, Bonbon and West, Solicitors, Old Broad: Mutt • at the Bell awl star axis, Maidstone; the Inns at Tenter clan. L t anbrook and Biddenden ; of Mears. Huggart and• Phillips, No Old Broad street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan of the Et. ate may be seen ; and at the Auction Mart. BRIDGEFIELD HOUSE, NEAR WANDSWORTH, SURREY. • By Mmes. uoccART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday, the Sth June. at Twelve o'clock, l' HE LEASE of a commodious substantial RE. SIDENCE, in complete order, and suitable for the imme diate reception of a Family, pleasantly situated in a social and highly respectable neighbourhood, within five and a half miles of the Metropolis, in Bridgefield, on the mad leading from Battersea to Wandsworth. The House is detached, with very convenient Offices. Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, Coach-house, excellent four-stall Stable, and a rich Paddock - adjoining, containing toge ther about Three Acres. To be viewed, with tickets only, between the hours of ten and four. which, with Particulars, only be bad of Mews. Hewn and Phillips, Sit, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Particulars also at the Auction Mart. ELEGANT RESIDENCE; CHAMPION-HILL, SURREY. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Matt, on Friday, June it, at twelve, unless an acceptable offer is prevloudy made by Private Contract, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for near 80 yeas, tor.spridrg an Elegant FAMILY HOUSE, replete with every convenience, opening to luxuriant and extensive prospects on Champion - bill , , within four miles a the Royal Exchange, the residence and property of DANIEL FOWLES. Esq. removing to Dulwich : the house contains 7 airy bed•ciminbcts, a nursery, a lofty drawing-room, 21 fret by I S, dining parlour, 24 feet by 16 ; a library, Gentleman's room. and offsets of every description, dry, airy, and well arranged standing for three carriages, stabling fur tire horses, &c.; the house opens on a pleasant lawn and shrubbery, with a kitchen garden, and lofty wails, fruit-trees in •ahundance, and an ample supply of spring and soft water; the Estate is subject to a low ground-rent, and early possession may be had. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange Paricalars also at the Mart. VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, near ROCHES TER, KENT, with EXCELLENT BUILDING-GROUND, T4ON LING the MEDWAY._ By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Man, opposite the Bank, on Friday, June 12, at Twelve, . A SUBSTANTIAL WELL-BUILT FAMILY HOUSE, of excellent dimensions, delightfully situate at Giningharn, near the City of Rochester, in the County of Kent. The House is situate upon an elevation, and commands a diver thy of beautiful prospects, capable of being concerted Into three or more Houses, with excellent Gardens attached. Also, a rich Paddock adjoining, forming a valuable plot of Building-ground, with a terrace•waik in front, ornamented with Trees HO Shrubs. Also, a brick-built Coach-house and Stable. The Estate may be viewed; and particulars had at the Crown, Rochester; on the Premises ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phi lips, 62, Old pro.td-street, Royal Exchange. FRFEHOLD COTTAGE ORNEE, with LAND, near the FOREST, ESSEX; FREEHOI.D COTTAGF. and LAND, KENT; and REVERSION ro CHAMBERS in the A.LB.ILNV. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Man, un Friday, June 12, in Lots, by order of the Proprietor, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near the Rural Village of Sewardatone, and contiguous to High Beech, about twelve miles from London, in the County of Essex, consisting of a well-bulk Cottag e , forming a neat elevation, placed in the centre of a rich P addock of about Seven Acres, surrounded by ornamental Woods, and embellished with Forest Scenery, with a productive Garde*, Cooeh.houte, Stabling, and Out-buildings, of which immeliate possession may be had; also, the Lease of about Twenty-sine Acres of rich Meadow Land, contiguous, held upon moi!erate terms; a brick-bill Freehold Cottage, with Three Acres of Land, near Letts-green, about one mile fr om Knockbnh, and three from Sevenoaks, in the Couaty of Kent, in hand; and the Reversion to a Set of Chambers in the Albany, expectant at the death of a Gentlenian, aged 40. To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants ; and particulars had fifteen days prior to the Sale, a; the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Heggart sad Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. ELEGAN Is RESIDENCE, ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES,' MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Batik of England, en Friday, lune 12, at twelve, ASpacious FREEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE, delightfully situate in front of the Thames, near the Church, at-Sunbury, in the county of Middlesex, commanding extensive and beautiful prospects. The House contains nume rous roosts of excellent proportions, lofty elegant dining room and library, each S 3 feet by 34 feet. drawing room, 25 feet by 21 feet, with suitable attached and detached offices of every de scription, standing for five carriages, stabling for eleven horses, pleasure ground, and kitchen garden, enclosed by lofty walls, and containing together one acre and an half. The Purchaser may be accommodated wirh early possession, and with the occu pancy of Twenty-four Acres of Lind, a short distance from the Premises. The land-tau is redeemed, and will be included in the purchase.—May be viewed by applying to Mr. C. Duke, Sun but y ; and Particulars had, ten days preceding the Sale, of Messrs. Graham, Kinderlq, and Donwilk, Solicitors, Lincoln's , inn, New-square; of Mr. Bonnett, Bank-Buildings, Royal Ex change; at the Crown, Chertsty ; Toy. Hampton Court; Flower-pot, Sunbury; at the Auction Mart; and of fiat:sus. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad -street. COPYHOLD FARM, NEAR MALDEN, ESSEX. By Mews. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Anatol Man, on Friday. June 19, at Twelve, AVALUABLE COPYHOLD FARM, in the occupation of Mr. Joins Put/ tro N consisting of FIE FY EIGHT ACRES of rich Arable and Pasture I.and, situate In the Parish of Latchiogdon, about seven miles from Rockford, and six from Malden, both Market Towns; and 37 from Lon don ; with a Cottage, Barn, Stabling, and Out-buildings. To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants; and Partleubes had fifteen days prier to the Sale, at the King's Head, Malden ; Red Lion, lattchingdoo; Crown, Billericay; at the Auction Man ; of Mr. Wake, Solicitor, Armourer's Hall, Cokinan street ; and of Messrs. H.ggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad street. koyal Exchange. EXCELLENT FURNI I'URE AND EFFECTS, CHESTER FORD, NEAR SAFFRON WALDON, ESSEX Ily Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIP 4, On the Premises, Llsesterford, Essex, on 'Thursday, June SS, at twelve Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1 - Ulna, Glass, fine 'table and Bed Linen, and Effects, the property of 4 Rev. 1. C. EUSTACC, removing; comprising bedsteads and furnitures, feather beds, matresses, and bedding, Well-made cabinet-week in Kerslake% library bookcases, caeca lent dressing stands and drawers, cellaret aide-board, Butler's breakfast table, set of dining, library, and Pembroke Grecian couch, mahogany parlour chairs, and japanned `ehein French curtains, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, oil cloths , kitchen requisites, and numerous valuable effects. Te be viewed one day preceding the Sale; and Catalogs., had on the Premise.; at the Crown, chestelford; Red Lion, Cam bride; Ram, Newmarket; Crown, Hockerill; Cock, Epping.; and o't lAwars. Hosgast and Philip),Old BrtaiWittet. UNA" _ 4 SALES By AUCVON. ell•••••••••• IFAI.DABLE LEASEHOLD FARM, AND EXTENSIVE SHEEP WALKS, near CROYDON and COULSDEN, in the COUNTY of SURREY. By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite {Me Bank, on Friday, lane ItS at Twelve, by direction of the Proprietor, ROQUE FARM ) in the occupation of T 'H /fr. HINAT Ga tvzNta, situate about three miles from the market town of Croydon, and twelve from Leeches, in the county of Surrey; consisting of upwards of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of Tich Arable and Pasture Land, in a high state of cakivation, and tykes nearly in a ring fence, together with a right on an extensive aed valuable sheep walk of upwards of taXi Acres, with a good Farm, cottage, barns, stabling , and out buildings, iu good tapair, and plentifully supplied with excellent waterr.the Purchaser will be accommodated with immediate , Possesion upon a valuation being completed of the growing crops ; the live and dead stock may be taken ha the same way, or the same will be sold on the Premises. To be viewed; and Particulars had fifteen days prior to the Sale • at the theylsound, Croydon; White Hart, Iteygate; lien, Bromley; at the Auction Mart ,• and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad.street, Royal Exchange. HIGHBURY-TER RACE. ELEGANT RESIDENCE AND RICH PADDOCK. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHII.LIPS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on Fr.day, June 19, at Twelve, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract, N EXCELLENT FAMILY HOUSE, finished in a superior style and in complete order, dei•ghtfully situate, No. 21, Highbury-Terrace, commanding beautiful and eztensive prospects. The House contaius a lofty, elegant Draw ing-room, and Viranda, an ersellent Dining-room, viz airy Bed chambers, a Morning-room, Dressing room. Water-closet, and numprons Offices, well supplied with Spring Water; a wailed Garden, ornamented Green-house and Grapery, Standing for a Carriage, Stabling for two Horses, and a rich Meadow of up wards of four Acres. The House and Offices are held for about 62 years, at a very low rent. The Purchaser will be acconima. dared with early possession, and the elegant appropriate modern Furniture at a lair valuation. To be viewed, with Tickets, which, with particulars, may be had 2f) days prior to the Sale, of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 69, Old Broad-street; Particulars also at the Mart , and on the Premises. FREEHOLD MARINE VILLA, GARDEN, and PLEASURE GROUNDS, near CIO,PORT, HANTS. By Messrs. HOGGAR f and PHILLIPS, _ _ _ _ _ At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of Ragland, on Friday, June 19,. at Twelve, . 2 1 i. COMMODIOUS FREEHOLD VILLA, called LIT FIE GREEN, in the rural village of Alver stoke, about one mile and a half from Gosport, and a short dis tance from the Sea, the late ReFidence and Property of the Rev. F. CLIFTON, dece ased; with an elegant lawn and shrubbery walks, tastefully disposed. and In high perfection, an excellent garden, abundantly stocked with choice fruit trees, and a rich paddock, containing together about Five customary Acres. The House Is in excellent repair, suitable for the immedia e recept on of a family, and contains nine bedchambers, dining and draw ing rooms, detached coach-louse, stabling, and domestic offices, well supplied with water. To be viewed; and Particulars had of Messrs. Collies and Hewson, Solicitors, and of Mr. Hicks, Gosport ; at the Crown, and Fountain. Portsmouth; Dolphin, Soutbanirou ; Bugle, Newport; Hotels, Cowes and Ityde ; George, Winches er ; Coach and Horses, 3'itchfield ; Red LION, Farrham ; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. iingart and Phillips, 62, Oid Broad•strert, Royal Exchange. SPORTING RESIDENCE and LAND. CHESTERFORD; ESSEX, within i abort ride of NEWMARKET. By Mows. HOGGART and PHILLIPS , _ _ On the Prescases, on Thursday, June 23, at Twelve, unless -an acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contract, A DESIRABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising a select Cottage Residence, the property of the Rev. J. C. Eus race, delightfully situate at Cluaterfunl, fosse miles from Saffron Walden, six from Linton, sixteen from New. market, and 43 from London, in the `County of Essex, a fine Spyrting Country, abounding with Game. The Cottage contains six Bed-chambers, with Dressing-rooms. Dining ar...1 Drawing. rooms, 'Kitchen, a nd Officers of every description, Coach-house, Stabling for three Horses, and Out-buildings, Lawn, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, extensive Shrubbery Wala, slat l'uldock skirted by thriving Plantations. and three Inclosures of rich Land, containing altogether about le Acres, of which isnmeaate possession may be had. Also an Inclosure of rich Pasture Land, nearly adjoining, containing about five Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Clarkson. Te be viewed ten days preceding the Sale ; and particulars had on the Premises; at the Crown, Chesterford ; Red Lion, Cam bridge; Crown, Hecherd ; Ram, Newmarket; Cock, Epping ; and of Messrs..Hmpart and Phillips, Old Broad-street. On the someday will be SoWthegenuine Household Furniture and Fffrets. BUCKS. FREEHOLD ESTATE, FAMILY RESIDENCE, and 104 ACRES of I.AND.—By Mr. S fEWART, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, June 10 at 12, in three Lots, with immediate possession, THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of BUCKSBRIDGE, most desirably situated in the Parish, and adjoining the ToWn and Borough of Wendover, Bucking hamshire; with Votes for the County and Borough of Aylesbury; consprising a Dwelling-House for a family of re.pectability, Out. t ices, Barns, Farm-yard, Garden, Orchard ; 1 rout Stream and Fish Ponds; 104 Acres of rich Arable and Meadow Land; exten sive right of Common, or Sheep Walk, bounding the same; the Estate is well wooded; Orchard and Garden planted with choice Fruit Trees; the whole very compact mid enclosed; on and ad joining the turnpike road, and a branch of the Grand Junetiois Canal; conveyances to and from London every day; a ilne part of the country for field sports. Richard Staples, Bailiff, at Binksbridge, Wendever, will slew the Estate : Particulars had, 14 days preceding the sale, of Hearne, Esq. i.ohcitor, Buckingham; the Angel, Northampton; George, Aylesbury ; White Han, Great Missenden ; Crown, Amersham ; White Hove, Uxbridge ; Red Liun, Wenduver ; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, y. SIDMOUTH, DEVON. At she New London Inn, Sidmouth, in the County of /Avon, on Tuesday, the 9th of June, 1812., commencing precisely at three • o'Clock in the Afternoon, in such several Lots as will be par ticularised in due time, prior to the day of Sale, and as shall ap. - pear mast likely to accommodate the inhabitants and Residents MA'ERIMONIAL FELICInr. ,! at Sidmouth, aforesaid, subject to such Conditions as shall be and CO. as at the Sale produced, IiArESSRS. GOBS AL& Surgeons of London, have sedukrudy de , A CAP[ CAL MESSUAGE or TENEMENT. d o f or t h ese 1 14 i s years to t h e stu d y admit ' -.L 11. with the Oet-buddings,Yard, Gardens, and Apportenancese Anigtrently e mb itter and t oo oft e n proven, t called Spring Garde', or Mary Garden, situate centrically in the ing, matrimonial felicity. 'lke uurivad , d .delightful and fashionable Waterit g Place of bidnioutle aforesaid, love hitherto ow-tilted from persons of the fit for the residence of a Gentleman of Fortune, being in good re- the uniform SOCCCOI attending their superior pair, now in the occupation of Dr. Pedersen. in such complaints, induce theta thus'politstly to e. Also a MESSUAGE, or 'FE:NE:KENT, with the Ysrd and taller. In ad caws of debility or &defence. ell'ethir_ Appurtenances, close to the New London lan, in Sidmouth afore- from the Lou frequency of participating in the Stumm said, now in the occupation oflobn Bartlett. shionabk life the unbounded indulgence ot hisereahuoi Also a certain other MESSUAGE, or TENEMENT, for- winery, and destructive lea Sit, which weakens the eon merly a Malthouse, now divided into several Cottages, or Apaii- mend, and d e stroys the Bower rot youth, by Pi °S menu, most eligibly situate In the Angle, fortned•by Fore-street the one are, and impotence In the ether. they etc ' and Back -street, in Sidmouth aforesaid, now in the ocametion peresseent cure. To those who, from such coteries' of John Pester and his Undertenants, with a Room used as a vented eateries into the marriage state, and a‘htstlef Wardrobes over the said Cottages, which is in hand. kers brood over their infirmities In silence, it auto And also certain CLOSES of LAND, situate at !flawed, in to know, however dMlenit or imirectoal the core Badmouth aforesaid which will be described in said Particular. by other pravitionsen. that, by a retinvatim sod b.- • And certain convenient Pieces of PAS LURE LAND, called thod, they may be restored to a sourd sod vierov Great Pen, Little Pen, and Long Field, at Oreenway there, and don. A. crake Disorder, frequeorly c o ntracted ie certain other convenient pieces of Pasture Land, and capital Or- of indite'', tloo, and every species of i4phil. tie chording, called Goose Acre. Claps Worlands, Strouds Wor- a mid and never-fait .g mode at trey/nem, it lands, and Goodwins, situate in, and adjoining to the Town of racically removed, without restraint In diet or core Sidmouth aforesaid. Goss and Co. as the Strictures of the Mears sad • Nearly the whole of the above Property is Freehold of Inhere- they are enabled to cure in a short period. with. 7,i Lance, the residue Leasehold for a long tam of years little ink- the pante!, 4:goitrous effects of tic Caustic; redatinre der to Freehold. An early possession of each Lot may be given,at can be been'ivn to several Grath-awn et high 'the terms of the several Tenants are either expired Or 004 at will. have cured, after having laboured under ttnellr el For a view of Spring Garden and the other Buildings, apply to y ea r s . T o marr i e d F e mal e s, whos e espeetations 'Aft Bartlett In Sidmouth aforesaid, and for further paiticulars pledges of connubial happiness have been Apply to the said Mrs. Bartlett, or by letter (post paid) to Mr. a *ag og re s ec ti o n to ' mo w, t hat by a , kottlel Smolders Surgeon, Charlbury, Olen; to Mr- Cheeks So- tl.eir tenser . ... s the general health is renovated. lkitor. Evesham, Worcestershire •to Messrs. Cheek end Ma- • meets reindred. . doere a . dolleitors, Tewkesbury, Glmostosilisire; to Mr. Maley, • -- 00111111, Easters or to Mr. Edge, Pkrirrhorats llabo l Dersse. • ?;k4 LONDON : Printed by Laves Kiser, publibbed thou, and at Star Olio. 13Y PRIVATE CONTRACT. ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND Erracyz, Between Kam ate aod t h e M etropolis. ABy Messrs. HO..;GAit atid PtiILLIPS„ COMMODIOUS, Ch rtul, and %err gm!? erected EAMON CO 1"'l AGE, wades' w sm . ple elevation, with a Lawn and Pleature t.round to fr.rot, sita r . b near the ttwn of S tiinghouriee, alt ut fury it em L am ; The Cottage has been erected within hr.r years, oct e t a w pbsurior stile of workmanship, regard! ss mortice ai l 4 the occupaton of the prokrietoe Mithati There is an excellei.t Kitchen Garden, with PLesure Ijr usods tast,felly disposed, Orchard, dtc. The haute is Freeh.id, the Purchaser win hewed* a g jotting Vi las inclusled in the patches*, whAlt produce a sa l liberal townie. Further particulars may be had of Mese...Ronan and pkg Ups, Old Broatl-street, rear the Royal lkichailie. _ - - - - I A SPACIOUS Fit%lHol.l) DWELITIr6 i HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, In SURAEY, late in the sa y , potion of Aaron Matto, F.l. It isse underrate a dar e* rein's., is entirely new paperer', painted, and tkrorated a: ace s . siderab'a ezpence, and as flt for the reception of a getteelse4 numerous Family. It contains ten best Cumbers, ba, l 4" Le , for tenants, and ha. large and conveni e nt ( 'Lai. k bait (An house, Hot-bouse, and Kitchen Gartie:s ; togutber with and ornamental with tare and various Leine+ po i l a perfection; containing in cue whale inure tkee This ;dote may be kept up at &moderate 'spruce, whilst ais e 4 every comfort and retirement, sad ca,? a:coartiodne, few, ease and somber of its rooms, a very large fatuity. Funk r particulars may be known by 'mamas at duj imi itself, or by rsferrirg to Mr. William Franks, jun. 'new ti p 1.4411, Ctaphani ; to Mr. htorkdale, Bookseller, Pam Ackerman, No. 101, In the Strand; or Mr. Dairen, s ll ,k fee•bouse, nearly opposite the from gate of the dark, r st svveral places 't icise.s may be obtained fur seeing i: saphrLeta twelve to szven o'clock. DEVONSHIRE.-1O BE 601:6 A VERY desirable ESTATE, situated i n t h e p a , rash and wish.n one mile of the market town of Tie•rna, It tons ets of Four Farm', adjoining each other, called Ulu? and LIT ILR tiOtMTtAT , PswurtLt Pr/UMW, WALUMPIi sod Moos, and Gitewr and Ltrrte Kaesreso; ever I t is leases to raper able "leoaacs at Nit Rests antAtotigg 194 a Also an end:witted Silt Part of the Hun.ired, Ma: sr ship of Tiveron, ritending over the w !wk. en mat, whirl* joining P.aisheg ;Ind of the RoyAie. and Ira ;chimes evil, N. E. Tbcre is a line Trout Stream which tees thee** Ltate. For further Peril •uhtrs sr* to Mevr. Drewe Labe. New Wt. Loodoti ; or Mr. Henry Brutton, Cullutaphet,Deg, who wi I give dor t•ions for &weekly the Prenultm. M R. SPI LSE It Y, inn* has sit.ces, 4 - 7w er i a , lons Casa, sassy be co-sulted sup wrung k,ass it il e hours of ht. van and Ilaree, at h s Disp miry. Ns.ll, Situ square, London. Patients ws. to zuns is at thk tsts hothes, on diseases of the fro s, scorbutic yJ entorte tr plat th, predate to making the of the liilareut As Madam Don wiU hive a decid d opioio t as to the pr of menseps Terms of attouLtnce may he luvwn a the aspenster. Soho-square. As thcre are numerous cuss eaten% prowls* 1. r Spitsl , ury's Patent Antbowbutic Drer,s, with itie pointed in black ink, in bottles Id Ss. rd double kotthu l tst arger Lt as. duty included. Component aNalet ea. Distwthary. No. t s. oofn-sousre. Lesqlon. I 'HE Valuecal I)st. F.tistm AN'S Guru Sailona 1 has been so long piersd, that nrehire of de yawn can bear a compettiati wish in al the ifferre rapids certain disease ; wild% It Klee Daily c res led eradiates &a the habit, without rust' .g the painful feelings zed repose the attends sailvation—wi holt &Whaling be emetitatisais degree, or even requiring confinintent from Neese w eels. tines or diet. The cad'ealv noes of these imst.4.asisk royale* proved their &situ to politic apprehatima for m it nee apse. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a nevtr4lerg ems rative--whether she debility is produced by too free wearer airy, by ilPeit pleasures, or the tMets of a warm chasm 114 travellers and those Ming abroad, they cannot be - too croogly, as they well receive a sate, speedy,. cure, in alt old 'tubber. a gleets, and every weakens taw the bladder and organs of urine. By i 6 eillczs have bectine mothers, who fur many y.art bad 1 that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, corner of Paternoster row ; and retail, by Bees Portsmouth; Hall and kiloton, Gosport; Au .ett,Wf tory, and Junes, Fenno • 'freeman, Euler ' ()bindle, Gilbert, and !eland. Plymouth; Ns tin ; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; ti, Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Cr uto ell, Bath 4 Pins Hull; Cresson and Mange, 'Liverpool; Sta'ns Manchester • Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and lioyd, Gregory, Brighter ; Edwards and Penty,.Liaterpealt Mid eine Venders, in bottles, at ca. N. M. a sod Iltse , SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE shintid be the foundation Happiness, which Is often disturbed through that form the union nut taking ',hate precautions v' cure them 4he enjoyment of that great doniti.ic '- of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedieck; . the constitution has been tainted by disease, or &bilk. certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation sI previous to enterisig that state is indispensibly requisites. the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the spites& no disorders have tom: :buted more essentially to der Deal happiness than those which are the consequisice pleasure. It Was this consideration which ' CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to diet: and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure. nereal Disease ; as also to the disorders arising from tive practices a incountierase You.h Several Ns Gentlemen of the first respecabiliiy have been under tbe Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the removal dcontfdaints of ' tlwa, strictures, &c. and having received a radiraJr cure, request that references may be made to them evidences of the deckled superiority of Messrs. Currie plan of treatment. Many of three gentlemen had 1 0 to en years, and were under the care of Messrs. vidde, and other surgeons of equal eminence. their cure by the application of the Wear caustic, Messrs. Currie and Ca. !Art be (smutted by r Sex, tells the grrated secrecy and honour, at their 107, Hatton.Gerden...-lottere must be past psid. cannot be ratennatelhe ; 'e, Speed I, aM • ry weakens tis 4l . ll t 4 I 6 decay rainy wan ars bad beta derhold tier's, No. 4, Chespilii , by Beim and Ask I I t; Ail sat, Wassea,lllk Euler ; Cankowilly ,A poutts ; Neirbory, Ni j • ; th, Modem, A I, Baths Pim Ind look el; Sta'ns awl , i 4 and Lloyd, boagigtio .Llverpool; auitsi 4s Cd. and Uss '. I I 4 fou• ndation d & bed througlt da Ws • cautious whisk swan stotAc Islessiog. t of wedlock; hat ato • ease, or debilitaidqa .1 a rent:watt.= of ea/ 1 nsihly requisite to Oa 't nimate the system M .;: wittily to destroy Hp. soqudeco of ia which induced l years, to dints Odra 1 sent and cured*" I arising from the &MP Several Noblemen' re been sender the and 1 dcontfilainta or Ore.' _A s radical sod pdsolloa I le to them as blew*. Currie ad en:erl had stnetarestail or Mesas. Home, Ile. meow. who attoqPi - eaosticerrithoot had by patients d nue, at their home 11 . soot P ___--.~--- ICI nr. ti regularly' • I Kuhr &mond &or those disc en OA n, abet Westland* 1• dpatronay tits the Bra diobscddi i rise node of A . 1 likely to ullor dab' ocy, whether ;.• In the sedans of 1 e et ',WWI.% et * stens tbe atm d ti bY Pmelsciag • 1 r, they vibe a oak urk consplaiat go. and a.ltcsued to 46a .• • cc, It maw be ,Me Clirr Oil kr ) Aim and idol , and iriVievi l : i.. .tit soak. Is is r emi trd i takse d I • etli i c y no combo. br I revs& sad Clirete.ow at, widow issaattli idle; rtlisiewo id IT, • C mderkilt rwrigneSti gnowre 11 ; 11. 1. ectadooe of than defraud. k 1 1 49: di lii ; • rrer atecioa r e """' — ur r, Pi. Let !WI a TioipePai. F ; Li h