Star. — London, England, 1812-06-02 00:00:00

SONNET a - made to my Mistress' Eye-brocv•.s Bleep on, my level unbroken be thy slumber; Suspend avthile the witchcraft of thine eyes, .s-... Their magic could the coldest heart encumber With fondest love and never-ceasing sighs! Per fled is all the once I boasted, Since Cupid bent from thence his potent bow, Which on thy brows the urchin sly bath posted; His quiver is the orb which rolls below! • Erlglit auburn arch! of more than mortal beauty, • Thou Hearst Iris in her richest hue, When, wined by lovi, she does her gratefal duty, • Dispels the clouds and drinks the liog'ring dew. Emblem of such a guest, 0 ! be thou ctlil to me ; And, should my Mistress frown, I'll smile and worship thee! T. • This feu desprit was produced at a very short notice, on an accomplished and beautiful Lady's expressing her doubts whether the Auflior was sufficiently in love to make a Sonnet on her Eye-brow. FEMALE FASHION ' S FOR JUNE. ' , ROM ACKERMAN N'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS, FASHIONS, &C. PROMENADE OR NEALKING-DRESS. A round robe of jaconet or fine cambric muslin, with long sleeve and high waist, with fan ruff of lace, ornamented up the front with borders of needle work or lace, and finished at the feet with ball fringe. A Spanish hussar cloak of deep 4inber unmet, lined with sea green or white, and trimnted with broad thread lace, put on very full. Hair disposed in bands and waved curls; a large square veil of white lice thrown over th.lead, and shading the face. Half boots amber coloured kid, and gloves a pale primrose. Small French caps of lace, ornamented with a small cluster of spring flowers on one side, life often teen in this style of costume, and have an appropriate and pretty effect be neath the long veil MORNING OR DOMESTIC COSTUME. A plain muslin or cambric round robe, trimmed round the throat with net lace, or rolls of muslin. A loose Circassian pe lisse of cerulean blue satinet, with low curv.d bosom; epaulet and cuffs of antique lace, and the skirt trimmed entirely round with a fancy floss fringe or gimp, and confined at the bottom of the waist with a ribbon, tied with short bows and ends in front.— A foundling mob cap, composed of race and ribbon the colour of the pelisse. A small sprig of guranium placed in the hair on the left side.- Spanish slippers of cerulean blue kid, and gloves of a lemon colour er pale tan. Prevailing colours are primrose, lilac or blossom colour, and pale ink. PROM LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE OF THE PRESENT MONTH. MORNING DISHABILLE. A high dress of fine French cambric or plain India muslin, richly embroidered round the bottom with a deep border ; a demi-sleeve, ornamented a•rantifste, surmounting the long sleeve which is finished at the wrist by a narrow ruffle ; the bust ador., sed partly as asilitaire, partly a taatique, to correspond with the domi-sleeve; the whole of the upper part of the dress ornament 'ed by a profusion of lace, and finjsbed at the throat by an old English ruff. Peasant's cap, with two rows of lace set on full, confined under the chin try a band formed of the same material M the cap, and terminating in a bow on the crown. Plain black skid erjean slippers. IQtIISTRIAN eI►TIIAt a. A habit of bright green ornamented do wn the front, and em broidered at the cuffs 4- la faiiiiairs with black. Small riding.hat of black beaver, fancifully adorned with gold cordon and tassels, With a long ostrich feather of green in front ; or a green hat with black tassels and black feather. Black half-bolo, laced and frin ged with green. York tan glom. When this dress is worn as a eurricle or walking costume, it is made as a pelisse without the riding-jaelitt, and confined sound the waist by a fancy belt of black and green. TO MIL OAKES4 8, CORNHII.L. Salsas' Towx MAT 30 151 !. the-- Having purchased a. whole Ticket at your Mace in the Lottery to be drawn on Thursday nert.l am not wtthoot hopes that I shall obtain a £20,000 Prize, which will of course entitle me to the whole or the greater part of those Guineas which you display in your window; this being the case, I feel interested In their suety, and would recommend to you that you should de• posit them in the Bank of England, until I call for them on Friday. ' I am, Sir, your humble servant, 01 - IN RICHARDS. A numerous company of Gentlemen educated at the University of Dublin ' dined at the British Coffee house on Saturday, Mr. C.- HUTCHINSON in the chair. A galloway belonging to a person in Store-street yesterday,started from Kilburn, to go to Bushey and back, (23 miles) in an hour and a half; which it per formed with ease seven minutes within the time, for a bet of 100 guineas . The same animal was fired and sold in Smithfield, within 12 months, for ACC 10s. Tuesday three or four officers, of the rank of Lieu tenants, prisoners on parole, were lodge() in Dumfries jail, having been detected in - an attempt.to escape. Yesterday se'nnight Bryan Kirwan, a deserter from the Maidstone, after having robbed his messmatts of one hundred pounds and upwards, in gold and notes, was apprehended near Plymouth, and afterwards sent on board the Salvador del Mundo, to be tried by a A melancholy accident happened on Wednesday evening at Porchestdr : as the boat of the Assistance was there with an officer, making payment of remit tances to the prisoners, Henry Franks, a fine young man, who was boat-keeper, by some accident, when the rest of the crew were absent, fell out of the boat and was drowned. ATTEMPTED MURDER AT APPLETO.•-•FlittllCT par , tlculars ; —We are happy to hear that Mr. Burrows is doing well, and is considered out of danger; but un fortunately we cannot congratulate our. readers on the apprehension of Bowler. The following are some additional particulars obtained since our last report. .The :aatement of some slugs having been extracted from the neck of the wounded man, does not turn out to be quite correct; though Mr. B. was wounded there, the charge had not lodged. One slug, how ever, as beige stated, has lodged in the back, about the bladebone, which is not considered dangerous.— He is in good spirits, and has but little fever. An extraordinary circumstance occurred on Sunday ; about two o'clock a man brought the horse home which Bowler rode off with, and on inquit y, it was found out to be the beadle at Harrow. On farther inquiiy it appeared, that Bowler had given a man a one pound swte to take the horse to a schoolmaster at Harrow with a letter, but after the delivery of the hove, he lost no time in making his departure, so that tbiircumstance gave no clue to Bowler's retreat.— Great hopes are, however, entertained of his speedy apprehension, as an officer was within half an hour of him on Sunday, in the neighbourhood of Aylesbury. Bowler was formerly a smuggler, has accumulated good property, and has a nurderoits grown-up family. There was no other-ground for his vile, unmanly con duct' than that in a quarrel betwixt Mr. Burrows and him about six weeks ago, respecting some Toppings of pbllards, the former in reply to some very bad language, told him, that iC he had his devil, he would net then have been in this country. MONTHLY doncuzz7YßlbiiPoßT. Sowing is at length finished, and the seed season may be generally reckoned three weeks later than usual. All the crops upon the ground have a healthy and promising appearance, exce pting perhaps the earlier sown beans, which, receiving a check at first from the drought, have not yet recovered. The wheats, a breadth extensive beyond all former exam ple in this country, look well enough to produce a , most abundant crop, under the fortunate supposition of a genial blooming season and good ho:vest. The immediate business in the country at present, carry- ing . out manure and planting potatoes, the landhold ers to most parts, on the late recommendation of the Board of Agriculture, allowing their tenants to plant potatoes as a fallow crop. Thehop-bine has ahealthy appearance, and that culture is as forward as could be expected. The late high winds and heavy rains have not done any material damage to the fruit blos som, although vegetation hss certainly been checked by the easterly winds and frosty mornings. Grass promises to be a large crop, and as the stock of hay upon hand is considerable, that article may be expect ed at a reasonable price. All cattle are doing well abroad, and, from the quantity of keep, store beasts and sheep have advanced to an excessive price; the same of much cows, and good horses of every descrip tion. Fat pigs in demand and dearer. From the high price of corn, the markets have been of late filled with sows and pigs, and young stores. Wool remains stationary. With the aid of the foreign corn lately arrived, and of more in expectation, there now remains no doubt of a supply adequate to the public demand; but it is the general opinioM, that by the time the new wheats are fit for use, very little old, of British growth, will iemain in,the country. MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT irtMark-lane ' Including only from the 18th of May to the 23d of May. Total 4,133 quarters. Average 1306. 9id.-Is. Sid. higher than last return. RETURN OP FLOUR, frimu the 16th of May to the 2SC. Total 11,842 sacks—Average 109$. lid. os. 4id. lower than last return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, May 28. Wheat per load 261. 10s. to 371. Os. New ditto 001. Os. to 001. Os. Barley, per quarter 675. od. to 745. —d. Oats 565. —4l. to 60s. —d. Rye 00s. —d. to oos. —d. Peas 70s. —d. to 765. —4. Beans 68s. —d. to 78s. —4 NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef 4s 8d to Ss 84 Veal Ss 44 to 7s dd Mutton S. 4d to as od Pork Ss 44 to as 44 Lamb Ss. Bd. to 7s. 4d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 1.5 s to SI 105 New Clover Si les to 61 151 New Hay 41 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 5. to 81 Os PRICE OF HOPS IN 'l - HE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kant 41 OS to 61 Os Kent 41 Os to 71 Os Susses SI Os to 51 Os Susstz 41 Os to 81 Os • RAW HIDES. I Best Hellos ant! Steers (per Ordinary Is. Bd. to Is. 104 stone) Is. ad. to Bs. OrT. Market Calf 175. Od. ea* Middlings 6 Od. to as. 44• English Horse 13s. to 15s. Od Lamb Skins Is. ad. to 2s. 6i Sheep Skins Is. Od. to Ss. 8d PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butt. 12d Lid Calf Skins 2114 881 Ditto liSd 2034 Ditto 88d 424 _ _ Merchants' Backs 204 224 Dkto 3114 40d Dressing Hides 174 d 19d Small Seals 28 104 to Ss 04 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. ;twee Market 4s sd Town TsUow T3s Clare Market 4s 44 Yellow Russia 73. 04 A'hitechapel Market 4s 244 - White ditto —s 04 per stone of alb. ..--.—. Soap ditto 72s ed 94 Melting Stuff 63s 04 Average 4s Sd Ditto rough 40s 04 to 42s Graves 20s Od. Good Dreg 91 Od Yellow Soap 96s—Mottled, 100*--Curd, 104s—Palm 90$. Price of Candles per dose's, 133. 04—Mdidds, 14$ Od. The price of cattle maintains an unusual high rate at the coun try fairs, owing to the promising appearance of the pasture lands PiSMITH, MAT 26.—Wheat per quarter, £4 16s. fid• Rye, 44 Bs. Barley, 4s. Oats, £2 its. tid. SOUTHAMPTON, MAT 50.--.-Monday being our Annual Fair, there was a great show of horned cattle, mostly of the lean kind. which had a bri,k sale. Also a tolerable thew of horses, some of which were sold at high prices. Lewes ' MAT SO.—The beast market was well stocked, little alteration in prices; lambs were quickly bought up for Smith field market. Prices were for Beef ss. 4d. to 6s. Mutton Si. 4d. to ss. Yd. Veal 6s. Id. per stone. Lamb wed. to per lb. Noawrcu„Market was on Saturday last well supplied with grain—the prices decreased, and the demaad was not considerable. Coax, MAT 29.—We are expesnely happy to find the Ne... Potatoes still brought to sitarist • indeed there Is every prospect that in the course of five weeks they will be tolerably abundant. At all events, it is now evident that all Ideas of scarcity are dis sipated. DUBLIN, MAT SO—This day Potatoes were sold in the public Market, at from I's. to 81. Bd. per cwt. and Wheat experienced yesterday a reduction of .ss. a barrel. • Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns ending the 2Stl of May, 1::18. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. s. d. s. d. s. d. Is.d. I s. el. s. d. I 132 10 84 0 77 0 148 3 71 6(73 4 'Ube average Price o Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 27th day of May, Is 445. ota. per cwt. COAL-MARKET, June 1. Ships at Market Sold Prices. 29 Newcastle 27t 445. Od. to 5.15. ed 1 Sunderland 1 43,. Od. to Ms. Od. 1 Stone 1 455. Od. to 00a. Od DIED. In Portegak of wounds received at the siege of Badajoe, Ed-, bard Cotton. Est Lieutenant in the 88th Foot. , SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed thrpugh the parties that form the union not taking those precaotioos which would se cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the sl u mbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme oral happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their stu dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Ve nereal Disease ; as also to the disorders arising from the destruc tive practices of inconsiderate Youth Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the oars of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the ure thra, strictures, &c. and giving receivecba radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Mews. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had strictures from 1 0 to 20 years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hea viside, and other surgeons of equal eminence, wko attempted their cure by the application of the lunar caustic,without success. MARRIED WOMEN, who tame long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may be assured that in most in stances such defects are curable by medical skill; a 4 shims the removal of such impediments be an object of ionbiand meet minty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradua progress of renovation, Is the acquirement of their experience. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either Sea, with the greatest secrecy and honour, tt their house, Ile 107,Hattoo-Gardem--Laters must be post pill. SPACIOUS CAP! I'AL FAMILY RESIDENCE. GREAT CUMBERLAND-STREET, CUMBERLAND GATE, OXFORD-STREET, opposite HYDE-PARK. With Immediate Possession, by Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, Cornlidl, La Thurs day, the ustk of June, 1812, at welve o'Clock A , VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial spacious and capital Family Resi dence, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family of distinction, and finished in an elegant manner, commanding a full view of Hyde Park. Containing cn the up; er floor, four good Bed-chambers, and two smaller ours ; second floor, four excellent Bed-chambers, two Dressing•rooms fitted with marble and wood chimney-pieces; principal floor, a spacious lofty Draw ing-room in front, of uncommonly handsome prpportiors, ele gantly fitted up, finished with statuary, marble chimney spleens ; a smaller Drawing-room communicating, and a Study ; ground storey, Entrance-hall enclosed,* spacious Vcs:ibule or Inner. Hall, and commodious light stone Staircase, a capital Eating-parlou-, excellent Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet, secondary stone Staircase, and an open airy Yard at the back; basement storey, Honsekeeper'4 Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall, Sleeping-rootsjUtchen and other Offices, Wine and Beer Cel- Luv, Vaults for Coals, d ue. open Areas, and Steps to the street. To be viewed by 'rickets ou Mondays and. Wednesdays. Par. ticulars at Garmway's and of Mr. Robins, War vs:ck-striet, Golden-square ;of whom tickets for viewing may be had. . RIC HM 144 &USW SY, Elegant Flair Mansion, Beasitifel /*cure Grounds to the River, Oittmges, Gerdens, and Landr—By Mr. ROBINS, At ()areaway's, on Thursday, Jane 25, at Tweh•e THE truly beautiful and much admired FAMILY MANSION, with °flees of ail description i s the residence of the late MARQUIS Towssugn4, deceased. The MANSION Is seated on a Commanding Eminence, nearly the summit of Amami:inn HILL, screened from the road by a Wall and lofty Plantation, and horrounded by Pleasure Grounds and Shrubbe ries, In greet beatify and perfection, Terrace and Gravel Walks, laid out with infinite taste, and planted with the choicest Forest Trees and valuable Shrubs, Hot-house and Green-house, rich Lawns, sloping to the West towards the River, and communi cating wirh the lower real, and Cottages, the whole Copyhold of the Queen's Manor. A. FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Lawn op posite, with extensive frontage to the River, shady Walks and Pleasure-grounds, ornamented with rich Forest -Trees, Ever greens, Ste. • a veryelegant Pavilion , fi nished in the Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, &c. commanding, view 4 of the beautiful scenery and the windinp of the River.; the whole in the Limit complete order, and a Residence fit fot a Family of the First Distinction; adfoiring is a colnpact Leasehold Dwelling- home, fronting the lower road ; at a short distance a capital Kit. chen Garden, with Gardeneee House, and two Meadows, held BALESIN-ACCTIO HANTS, BETWEEN sopThA CHlSmnii AND WiNTER, Extensive Manors, Capital Freehold and 'Vale Cottage Residence, Sundry Costa" . deemed. By Mr. itOBINS, At Garraway's, on' Wednesday, July 1, gt 'T'HE very visitable and Valiatila and LEASEHOLD ES I'ATES, uptirazdasi Six Llyndred 41cres, the )/faraors of SHAMS' COW!, HILL and n111'01; the Manor "" - (witS the Fishery in the rivet !retain) extending of country, and abounding with Game, -" Family Cottage ResidenCe, Casderhasd ,eligible Fajta'', lying cupwa, w 1.411 a good Farm4aorraes, and all nosessatyGc. other on Leak for terms, and for Saw situate in a most beatrifui and desirable Raldeace. Townhill is in the Pariah of , miles from Southampton, 11 into Winthonak and eight from liumbey. The principal let to respectable Tenants,tnd see very May be viewed by applying to John Ling, cal, where particular: may be had; and end; Dolphin, Soatharnpten; Crown, and Crown,Portsarouth; 8u b, Farnham; bridge; White Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Mete, Solicitors, Rsaex-smut, Strand Mr. Robins's, Warwick-arses, Golden-square, the Estate may be seen. ON THE CORDER, migibm FAMILY RESIDENCE, surrounded One Hundred and Fifty Acres of Katiiie,A* 4 and Wood Land, fine Stream of Water, &v. between la, ford-bridge and Reading. and a smaller Residence sad L EL and extcnahre C• 111131011 Riglit..—.By Mr. RQBIN At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 2.i, at Twelve egad." Three Lots, Lot I. TILE very ELIGIBLE FREERgia I.'l ESTAT E, formerly the property of S 1 GEORGE NARES, Bart. dwelled; Comprising Warbrook House, a very excallist meafiliftlb mily Residence, with convenient Offices of al egabo,,, Coach-houses, S tables, Farm-yard, and Buildings, R, dens, with choice Fruit-trees, part walled, Lawn ail Now grounds, fine pieces of Water, well stocked with nok, 140 Wood Land, with shady Walks, rich Meadow and Aalidslag surrounding the Mansion; the whole comprising epes64 Sixty-eight Acres, situate near the delightful clasp of Sift two miles frcm H artford-bridge,nlue from Reniiegomlillin London. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate war Let I, to, p:ising as exsellent and compact FAMILY RESiDENCI o uIa Offices, Coach-house and Stables, °eras sad Lied, Sesta about Fire Acres, in possession of and ea Lou to aowinlols Lot S. A very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lot I. comprising sundry Enclosures of tick )Meado w and Arabic Land, divided by thriving bodges, and assailant —a beautiful stream of fine water Sows through the is* well stored with fish, a Bailiff's House, Cottages, &a. - This property is very eligible fur a Gentiesans. singium truly desirable, and in a country abounding with fill/ ispw easy distance from Reading, Oakingham, Awe Hs* WS Majesty's Hunt, and in the neighbourhoods( respectability. May be viewed by tickets, and by applying is Ae //114 Warbrook House, where particulars may bs sods* Mimeses's, Harterd-bridge • Crewnand Bear lan, Einikulad Lion, Bagshot ; Bosh, Farnham and Staines; Cads, "War; King's Arms, Godalming ; of Joseph Ward, Eq. klidtatAdt ford-square • at Garraway's - and of Mr. Robiss, street, Goldem-square,whare ;kb:Cs for viewing mirk Mod a Plan of the Estate sem MATRIMONIAL merry. MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regularipsdasstd Surgeons of London, have sedulously devetedthslentwe Lion for these last 15 years to the study of those disoldervidifiel frequently embitter and too often prevent, that inedinsibblins, irig, matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled patronage that ihq have hitherto received frees persons of the first distiordeo, the uniform success attending their superior tnude fit in such complaints, induce them thus publkly to Art nuke. In all cases of debUky or deficiency, whether from the too frequency of participating In Ile pktiee shionable life, the unbounded indulgence alibertinkesor. solitary, and destructive habit, which weakens ' ' mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by prod the one sex, and impotence in the other, they o ff er a permanent care. To those who, from such curnplaints,, vented entering into the marriage state, and ashamed tot lief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it must heel to know, however difficult or ineffectual the cure may be by ocher practitioners, that, by a rene.vating and kin thod, they may be restated to a sound acid vigorous tion. A certain Disorder, frequently contracted in of indiscr, don, and every species of Syphilitic ' a mild and nev e r-failing mode of treatment, is radically removed, without restraint in diet or etercise,. Goss and Cu. as also Strietur.s of the Urethra andGkesorha they are enabled to cure In a short period, without meant . . the painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; refereeces of whi can be given to several Gentlemen respectability, den have been Lured, after having stricir years. To married Females, pledes of connubial happiness a pleasing reflection to know, their remedies the general health menu removed. GOSS nni Co. Sum— BY HIS • .AlBSTri LEA KE's Genuine P. their superior efficacy . in of the Venereal Disease, the restraint of diet, in an easy, ner. One small tasteless Pill is tible, and requiring no particular In 15 days they generally where they fail in that time of dent has the happy assurance tl so restored, let the degree of t It is an excellency peculiar the complaining part, and ester matter, which they speedily dislodvt red by experience to be a preserver rer, by taking only, eight single In short, the Patentee h4s this that whatever he promised himself fulfil and exceed, as though imp fame. These Pale are most • I Masters and Captains of Ships, ' keep good in all climates any it now borne the test of near 60 themselves, and honour to their a. last eight years they have radically soils, many of whom had been salivation had been frequently made use of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Member of the RoyalColiege No, 9, New Bridge-street; wh, Fee, to persons taking these Pills, teas, if pox .paid, on the same ten Most inviolable secrecy, no patient's . Mentioned, but at their own particular daring the course of more th.t 60 year*, that het Iducting of an extensive sale of the above nutiteie,amita Site arising theterom. ' POOlO OOl6 as b s ey t. Aj are ban ah .6.4 o s t o r i e d e , t b , y i . , h a is .ma ippointari ohe en T t, e at y.dior the so. 10. ford-street; Mr. Disborougles, No.* 7, Fish-streot-NDI? al" Site the Monument ; and by one Person in every toirn in England, &c. In Boxes of only 9 4 0.9d.eadis with full and plain directions, whereby persons of Abe/ here the:nodes, with cue a nd secrecy. N. B. Vestry Box solith Great Britain is sealed', witkagt la which,hy favouruf the Conitnisdoners, is glinted at the Oifice " T. Taylor, No. y, New EkidgMeniPL"tir Is felony.' HIGH WATERA C LON . O ----"--4—eadf ON BRIDGETO . MO Morning... ....... ..... 9 Minutes ' Akernoon ........ 4? LONDON : Printed by Levet . Kt wt . , Pickett Pints • published there, and at die liter Once, $e it . on Lame. To be viewed, with Tickets only; Particulars on the Premises; et the Castle, Tsthot, en Sear, Richmond; of Maws Blake, Wit ttai and Nage, Sellcltiefaisses-st rert, tram] ; at G rraw a) 's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gssams-sqesre, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the issta:e stet:. • Mak IPTON, RUM ERa MY, 'able FREE/1010 prwcuso ore N u* I SHAallilFliupey% fanor of ALL:No Fluting over a !areav b * terNins !laming, Lands, and giggly lift I ene auk of aolov at h ie it-baiidifts, pot is hals 4 g rubdtl two at tart _ol tbe Clout 10 • a t ftste &amebae, tw o elnitaa% hear feeng kek h 1 part of the late' off rimpraveabk .4ns, the Bael id at the Nett 'Do, Vies Balininvdke; per. 'n got t Llevaraft, Handel Al rum Make, Wkii.x, ; at Girtawae l; s a is n-equare, wbeve a plus _ RS OF rroended by "nue 4 inc unmated patronage t hat w t persons of the first distioedxs,Z lug flair superior mode et MOM p them thus publkly to oar dithers el lily or deficiency, whether r al participating le She gaieties of las indulgence of libertinism or a ilffli o .- )11, which weakens the energy it de h rer of youth, by prodndng stalk* in the other, they offa aoh ad who, from such cumplaintt, amp - rriage state, and ashamed *Mint I ;titles in silence, it =St he ar Sr ineffectual the cure met heihMil , by a rew.vating and Whillideler Ito a sound mad vigorous swab it frequently contracted in a WIN AJ species of Syphilitic loisiba,ll " mode of treatment, is 'Arid f. restraint in diet or ezercite,lllllll ht Jr.s of the Urethra midi - Amn e sia a short period, without reuses* • is of the Caustic; references of 1110 bt :ntlernvn of high respeembilly.* g laboured urder %trictuesiitinall • s, whose eepeetations tidies*. • ess have been defeated, It empabab' • v, that by a proper persewnwtis 7 smith is renovated, amide Wye& t 3, flosverie•stmet, Pket.strest. ROYAL LETrEito PA rat. PILLS, so justly flumes tit in curing every degree and spirit L Scurvy, &c. without onfinesestit , expeditious, safe, and so:retitle ill is a dose, its operation Wider 0 Lollar attention. c 3y cure those cruel Disorders; no a of perfectly refuting hetitisidor e that he or she is at the see d Ise p if malignancy be ever so greet at to these Pilh, to make dusi s ilfe .ter into contest with distal dislodgt. and expel. They an eserver of health, as well as s gle Pills Spring and (silts a is extraordinary obligation se • amen' from them, Meg wire 40 I impotient of immortal audmildit t worthy a place in the fps; the snore so, for.thatelfw r length of time, asd that they „ 1 60 years, with intrude( MI II tea author, insomuch shot &Oki dically cured upwards 0140 . 8 % en discharged from iipsPitill, 6 I fly repeated, aid ail NW yr' e Sole Proprietor, Toon a* Tattaill of Surgeons In London, at *kw% where he will give advice, WIW I 1 Pills, and will answer Poi ap p ; ate terms, observing in ill lg.* patient's nun of ease haw* W. I particular request, by &Foga • n 0 years, that be lass hY of the above malicistr,andebllo.ll SALES BY AllCTidNe HERTS.—Eligible Residence, Pleasure Grounds, baraen, and Land, a short distance from Watford, and opposite Cashlo bar? Park, roomy Cottages, Gardens, &c.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway f, on Thursday, June 11, at Twelve A VALUABLE COPYHOLI) ESTATh at Inheritance ; comprising a very Desirable FAMILY RE SIDENCE, contains, in the Upper Storey, a large Store-room, and three seriants Bed-rooms, five excellent Chambers, a Dressing room, Closets, &c. On the Ground Storey, an Entrance-hall, spacious Dining-parlour, handsome bowed .Drawing-room, brary, large Closets, principal and secondary Staircase, &c. well planned Of of all descriptions, and plenty of excellent Water, Brew-house, Coach-house, and Stables, Farm-yard and Buildings; He whole have been lately altered and improved, at a consider able expence, and now in the most complete order ; pleasure. Grounds, tastefully laid out, and dry Gravel-walks ; Excellent Garden, part Walled, and planted with choice Fruit-trees ;—Cad Meadow Land and Cottages, the whole near Twelve Acres ; within a quarter of a mile of Watford, on the road to Berkhansp• stead, Rickmanswordr, and St. Alban's ; and Fifteen miles from London, a most respectable seighbourkood, good roads, in all directions, and near Capital Markets. May be viewed, with 'rickets, by applying to S. Southern, the Gardener at Mr. Anatey's, where Particulars may be had ; and at the Essex Arms, 'Watford ; Swan, Itickmansworth ; White Hart, Edgeware, and St. Alban's ; of Messrs. Bleasedale, Alex ander, and Hoist, Solicitors, New Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robini, Warwick-street, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan and Eleealon seen. HEMF.L HEMPSTEAD and BOVINGDON, HERTS. Desirable - Freehold and Copybold Estate, Farm-House, Brick Cottage, and Buildings, and upwards of Eighty-five Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, principal part in a Ring-fence. By Mr. ROBINS. At. Garraway's on Thursday, lune t, at Twelve, in Lots, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY. HOLD ESTATE, Laud-tax redeemed. Lot 1. A Copybold Estate, equal to Freehold, fine certain, Moor-End Farm, a compact Farm-House and O ffi ces, large Barn, Cart-shed, Stabl e, Cow-house, Calf-pens, Piggeries, du. all in complete .rir, a good Garden, and sundry Enclosures of rick Meadow, sire, and Arable I:and, containing upwards of 63 Acres, in a ring-fence, situate at Hemel Hempstead, contiguous to the London and St. Alban's roads. Lot 2. A Freehold Meadow, containing one Acre and two Roods, situate on the opposite side of the road to Lot 1. Lot S. A Compact Copyhold Estate, Cold Harbour Farm, situate on the top of the bill on Shot Hanger Common, com manding beautiful and extensive views of the country, with a' substantial Brick Cottage and Out-buildings, good Garden, Or chard, and Arable Land upwards of nine Acres and a hale Lot. 4. A Compact Copyhokl Estate, comprising three enclo sures of rich Arable Land, containing nine Acres, two Roods, si tuate near Felden Farm, in the Hamlet of Bovingdon. Lot. 5. A Copyhold Estate, comprising two pieces of Arable Land, containing one Acre, ten Poles, situate in Feldon Common Field, with a right of common over the whole field. Possession of the whole may be bad under arrangements at Michaelmas next. The Lots are in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Johnson, who will spew the same, and of whom Particulars may be bad at the Sun, Hemel Hempstead; King's Arms, Bylbampsteati; George, Aylesbury ; Red Lion, W ycombe; White Horse, Uxbridge Essex Arms, Watford White Hart, Edgeware, and St. Alban's; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Sali sbury-square; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, where a Plan of the Estate may be reen. SURREY, BARNES-GREEN• Eligible Houses, with Gardens, and Offices &c. and Garden Ground, in West Field ; Possession at Michaelmas neat. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thuroday,Jane 11, at twelve, In Five Lots, Lot 1. A Valuable C 0 PY HOLD ESTATE, comprising a very Eligible RESIDENCE, seated an a Lawn, with Offices, Coach-house, and Stable, Pleasure ground, part walled, and planted with choice Fruit -trees, situate on Barnes-green, in possession of Mr. Aldrich. Lot ILA Copyhold Estate, adjoining, consisting of a Substantial Brick Residence, with Offices, Coach-house, and Stable, &c. Lawn, and Gardens, part walled, and planted with choice Fruit trees ; the whole in excellent order, and immediate Possession may be had. Lot 3. A Copyhold Estate, comprising a compact comfortable residence, with Offices, Coach-house and Stable, Yard, Pleasure Ground, and capitA Kitchen Garden, the principal part walled and well-planted, situate on Barnes-green, in possession of Hugh Watts, Esq. whose term expires at Lady-day next. Lot 4. Ag excellent Plot of Garden Ground, in West Field, in the parish of Barnes, containing about two acres, the principal part laid out in asparagus bees, &c. Lot 5. A capital Plot of Garden Ground, enclosed round by thriving quick fences, near Lot 4, and abutting at the West end on White Hart-lane, laid out In asparagus beds, plantations of gooseberries, and well stocked with choice standard fruit -trees; ' both lots in possession of Alr. Goodenough, wilose term expires at Michaelmas next. Maybe ♦iewed on Mondays, Wednesdays, arid Fridays, from eleven to four, by applying to Mr. Misple, Barnes-green, where Particulars may be had; and at the Sun and the King's• Arms, Mortlake; Talbot, Richmond; Star and Garter, Kew•bridgc{ King's Arms, Putney ; Mr. Hall, Solicitor, Salters' Hall-Court, Cannon-rreet ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Galden-square.