Star. — London, England, 1806-10-13 00:00:00

Frtm the LONDO GAZETTE, GNAT 11. At the Covet at the Queen's Palace, the Sib of o.stoher, Bc6, dent, the King's Molt nocebent hlajefty in Cowucil. His 1111(4 in Council was this day pleated to declare Henry• Infeoont Sidmouth Lord Prefident of his MaJeßy'a Molt Honour able Privy CouucU, and his Lordlhip took ids plate at the Board &eau aliney. CROAM•oT/ICI, OCTOllet t I. Member returned to terve in this precut Parliament. City of Weßminfter.—The Right Honourable Hugh Percy, corn• manly called Earl Percy. In the room of the Right Houuurable Charles James Fox, chreeafol. WHITCMALL I OCTOSIR TO. The King has been pleakl to conilitute and appoint William Rdackwurth Praed Serjeant at Law; iiir Charles William Roan Boughton, Baronet; Francis Percival Eliot, Richard Dawkins. CAL les Klan% John Sargent, John An ley. John Whaavr, Philip Deare, and l.cwis Jenkins, Ely.. to be his Majeßy's Commit. goners fur auditing the public accounts. OCTOBIR 11. •••• • • • • The King has been gractoolly pl..afed to grant unto the Right Honourable William Earl Ncifon, Dottor in Divinity, Ste. Wil liam Halewood, and Dame Emma Hamilton, (widow of the late RiAt Honourable Sir William Hamilton, K. B. dereafed), on be half of Horatio Ndfon boon ton, (an infant), his Royal Licence and Authority, that Be the Paid Horatia ?Jetfoil Thampfon may affunie and ufe the foramina of Helton only, In compliance with an injunetion contained in a codicil annexed to the lilt Will and Teitament of the late Right Honourable Vikount and Baron Helton of the Nile, and of Burnham Thorpe, in the county of Norfolk, Baron Ne!foo of the Nile, and of Hilborough„ In the Paid county, Knight of the Molt Honourable Military Order of the Bath, Vice Admiral of the White Squadron, Duke of Broom, in the Kingdom of Farther Sicily, Ste derailed : And alto to order, that this his Mikity's raid conceßion and declaration be rceltered is his College of Arms, otherwife to be void and of none circa. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . waa•iirrics OCTOIIIa 11. STAFF. John Lowe, Gent. to be an A(GRwt•Commilary of Aeeompts to the forces. _ BARRACKS. Edward Che Merton, Gent. to be a Dcputy Barrack Mailer In Great Britain, Tice Warrington, whore appointment has not taken place _ Commnlions in the Fira Battalion of Dorfet Volon- leers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John William Gill, Gent. to be Lleutinant, vice Chinks Winter, refigned. Dated September 23, 1826. Francis Abbott, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Ifaae Sl.come , re fi gned. . _ Dam! September 24, 18:4 Foots Gent. to be FAO, vice Ettward W. Weft, re f:ivied. Doted September 63. tBo6 Commilfion in the RotalChethire Militia, (ivied by the Lord Lieutenant. infign Thomas Drake to he Lieutenant, vice Walker, reaped. D mai September *3, 1206. C..mmilEnn in the Nantwich Volunteers, fined by the Lord Lieutenant of Chefhire. Jahn Jafpee Garnett, Erg. to be Captain, vice Fothatt, rtßgned. Dated September 29. itta6. Commiflion in the Forfatihire and Kineardinefhire Militia, figned by the Lurd Lieutenant of the County of Kincardine. Peter Farqubarfoo. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Milne, retlred..-•- Dated September 4, IPo6. • Coromidims in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—Ead Regiment. Captain Durant to be Major, vice Patteron, promoted; John Cooper. El 4. to be Captain, vice Durant, promoted. Dated May 3i, alloil. Lieutenant Layton to be Ditto, vice Partridge, reGgned. Dated September 3. :So& iohn Blakeftone, Gent. to be EoSgn. Dated April 11. aBo6. aleph Orr, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated May 24, alto 6. ohn Hope, Gera to be Ditto. Dated May 31, ilk 6. Welt Regiment. Ft . ..deficit Burton, Pro. to be Captain, vice Browne, religneJ...- Dated June 13, 1806. joins Atterbury To:Winton, Gent. to be afign. Dated Septem ber $4, do 6. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. No Bridge, late of Liverpool, waerchant. BANKRUPTS. William Farber and iOtalrtl;arbe.r, late of 1-knnam, Bitten, Ghtucelterflitre, and John Farber, of Bath, tallow chandlers, to (amender OEL to, at, and Nov. so, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saint's lane, Drifted Anoraks, Mr. James, No. 12, Gray's Inn lane, London ; or Mr Martin, Bristol. Ralph Kirk, late of Marcheiler, but now of Wheelock, Chandra, cotton (planer, Oft, 30, 31. and Nov. to, at two, at the Bridge. water Annaba, Manefteller. Anomie', Mr. Barrett, Mau cheller ; or Maas. J. and R. Willis, Wainford-costre London. William Altham, of Tohen-hoofs-yard, London. broker, Nov. a, 4, and as, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Jun. Caßledtreet, Falcon-fqvare. John Deakin, of Manebeiter,inanufadturer, dealer and chapman, 041.2 y, 28, and Nov. 22, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Mani'. gate, Manchelter Attondes, Wills. Keariley and Cardwell, Manebeller ; or Mr. Ellie, Curfltor (treat, London. Lawrence Hayden. of Cheltenham, Gloucefteribire, linen-draper. O. re, Nov. 1, at twelve, and Nov. 22, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Old Jewry, London. Jobs Carriugton, of Manchefier, kardwareman, OR. IC AI, and Nov. if at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Alderfgatedlr. et, London. Robert Poole, of Ratcliffe Highway, Windex, linen-draper, Nov. a and 4. at ten, and Nov. an., at one, at Guildhall. At tomies Meals. Blanciford and Sweet, King's Butch Walks, Temple. _ John Annftrong,of Hlgh• (tenet, Southwark, Surrey, Ilnen-draper, Ozt.ta, Nov. t, at twelve, and Nov, 21, at one, at Guildhall. Attornlea. Mars Sherwood and Parra, Canterbury-Ignore, Southwark. 'Aleph Dean, of Watling-Rivet, London, whoicfalo linen-draper, Oct. re. at eleven, 0,2. a 8 and Nov. aa,st ten, at Guildhall... , Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Jams Geddes, of Cleveland-arc:et, Flteroy.fquare, Mlddlef. flour dealer and baker, Odt. at, 18, and 1.12, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, Hyde. ftrect, Bloorabury. John Thompfnn, of Hand-court, Upper Thames ftreet, London, wholefale ft ationer, Odt. 18,23, and Nov. as, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Humphries. Tohenboufe.yard, Lothbury. DIVIDENDS. Odtoher t 3. William Denney, late of W Indfor, Berke, apothecary, at ekven, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Oaisher 13. John Steane, late of Newport in the If.. of Wight, Hants, liquor merchant, at nue, at the Bugle Inn, Newport. Odiober 14. Janus Kenyon, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Globe l averts John-Itreet, LiverpouL Celebes , g 4 Edward Cli‹ verton, of Newport In the Ifle of Wight. Hants, linen and woulkn-draper, at twilve, at the Sun Inn, in Newport. °Reber /14. Th mu Harvey, of Newrirt, in the Ilk of Wien, Hants, Ironmonger, at tweltre, at the thin lon. Newport. " •"" Whiter t 3 William Gibbs, of N:wport, in the lilt of Wight, Hants, 4.tekneyntrut, at one, it the Bugle Inn, Newport. Oelober 14. John King. late of Yarmouth, In the of Wight, Ham., ruilLr and nicalman, at eleven, at the Son Inn, Newport. o,2oher t 4. John H,rri`on and Robert Itigg, of Mancheiter, ma. - nufaeturers and copartners, at two, at the 1.4% lay.rn, Dada gate, Mmeheitcr. Odtober 48. WiWam Bulgin, of Brill.* printer. hoakfeller and flationer, at twelve, at the White Lion, Broad flee. t. &MAL °dotter Id. Witham M'Kinlay,of Liverpool, lfoen•draper, at one, at the Globe Tavern, john-ltreet,l.lvcrpooL October 14. David Glover, of Uinta hot, London, merchant and underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhall. Oitober tj. John Lewin, of Carport, Hants, dealer and chaprnan, at three, at the India Arras Inn, Capon. October tR. George Browne, of the Old City Chambers, Whorl gate-tlrtet, ',orlon, merchant, at ten. at Guildhall. October 14. Isor. , as Cljfard, late of Blackdown Mill. parint nl I.llllnenn, Warwkkfkire, aaealmaa, at ckvcr, at the NYoolpack Inn, Warwick. Oeloher tB. Henry Nichalfon late of Cri,tre fl reef, Wel:11,011er. Mit now of inittoptgata-React, London, ma tr...r.:cr, at too, a: • Guildhall. 0..10b,r r;. ^t^ta Aft.irall, of Birmi ,, abrm, nvrol.ant, at eleven, th , Royal I lotri, Temple row, birniimeain. • O&berii. Robert Haalpton, late of Itotierhant, York&lre, fbopkeeper, at eleven, at the Spread Pagfe lon, Manebonen Odtober t 6. Blatant Corlds, late of Blackburn, Lane: ire, cot • ton-manufadturer, at twelve, at the Cattle Inn, Blackburn. Odtolter 15. Martin Parnell, late of Albby-tle•la-Zoucb, Leicef terlbire, bat now of Coton in the 'Flaws, Dedbylltlre, banker, at eleven. at the Qwen's Head, Alliby de-la.Znuch. A v.ra3r Price of C77ro is England and Wales, front the tistrens ending the 4th of 06ober, sBc6. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peale. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. go a 48 so s s s 8 2 46 7 48 .„.; The average Price of Sugar, computed front the Returns made In the week ending Oetober 8, is gsts. O ld. per hundred weight. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, OCT. U. CAROilcs SOLD, and swan. Odt. 6. I 06. 8. I . 06.. as NEWCASTLE COAL. Monday. Wednefd. Adair's Main al4B 0 148 o Baker's Main Benton Leng Biggs Wain Carr's Hill Croft's Main Eighton Moor Ellifon Main Heston Main Hebburn Main Holyweli Main Kenton Main rontsm—Simpfon'e PonTor--Windfor's Tanficld Moot Tchv niey Main Walker Wall's End Temple 'a Wall's End - Willington Wy lam Moor South Hehhorn 5 I 2 I I . i 3 Cowpen Main Hartley SUNDERLAND COAL• Bedford Main Bourn Moor Eden Main Hedworth Moor Primo?le Main Ream y Main Bryan. Main - - 3 a s a Total, Shii 53 6 48 6 53 6 54 0 45 6 47 0 52 9 34 9 53 0 53 3 41 0 4$ 0 48 6 52 6 49 3 34 3 46 sz 6 34 3 s 9 48 3 46 o 46 9 49 0 4: 0 47 6 so 6 53 6 54 C' SI 6 17 0 43 0 48 6 46 6 46 3 47 3 47 9 47 3 45 0 41 0 ... IHS. On Wednefday fe'nnight, at Tiverton, the lady of Sir John DULtat. Bart. of a fee and has. Taafday lalt, the Lady of bomas Smith. Efq of the Chapter Houle, St. Paurs, of a daughter ; her 13th child. A few days ago, at Beeelea, in Suffolk, a woman was lately de- livered of four children, making (even within one year, having three at a former birth; they are all dead, but the mothe r is cow pettedly well. Friday fentrlght, at Manchetter, Robert Barker, of Matwhefter, M. D to Mrs Charlotte Wright, of Morley-ftreet. Monday left, at Evmoutb, Devon, Chefeldeo Henfon, Efq. fon of Robert Henftm, F.fq. of Bainton Houfe, Northamptoehire, to Mite M:lter, only daughter of the Rev. Leigh Hadar Mallet, of Derbythite, late Redtor of Lympfltld, Surrey. On Wednr(day morning, at St George's, Bloomfbury, Richard Teafdale, Efq. of the Inner Temple, to Mrs de la Chaumette, daughter of t lie late Rawfon Madge, Eli of Newington, Mlddlfez _ . DIED. Fridiy, at Hill Haute, near Ely. Matthew Brachcnbury, Efq. Lieutenant Coknel Coninianclant of the Ely Volunteers. On the yth 1011. at Hull, MI6 Jane PCtrkea Batmen, only daughter of Dr. Bertram, Phyficlan the re. A Saying of Hoe Ski!Rep in Two Guineas. MATHEWS and LEIGH, Bookie &e. a' their Patent Meikine Ware'houfe, No rB, Strand, Inform the Nobility, Gentry, &c. that they continue to receive (on account of the very great demand) every month, Ire& [mini of Dr. So hinnies celebrated Balm of Gilead, for Nerroni Complaints, Con • Gumption', &a. Ike. price soa bd. and Family Bottles, which con tains Sve Half Guinea Bottles, 335. Likewife, the Anti.lmpetiginca, without Mercury, far Tomo • rity of Blood, Scurvy, Sec. The Abitcrecnt Lotion, for Eruptions on the Face and Skin.— Pints, 4a. 6d.—Half Pints, as. 9d. •• AU there artle have the words, " Saml . Solomon, Liver pool , " engravollinahe Stamp, all others are affercelly counterfeits. Alto on f le, a few (came copies of that interetting Treadle, called Solomon's Guide to Health'" a book cattarely read and itolverfaUy approved. I.IUI LE Ws RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW. " DER, here offered to the me of the Public at large, was in the click of Or. P. It. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance. and the Nobility, and Gentry (his Patients), and its virtues fait appro. dated ; but a certain delicacy prevented him (rem publicly an .looneing this preparation : Mr. Butler has come in noffeflion of the Otig..,al Recipe, and he begs to Ohre thole allieted with decayed or oirenfive Teeth and Gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and reflorative quality— a Truant of which any one may be con vinced by a f.e.r and candid trial of one Box. Of the PROPIRTIILI of this TOOTH POWOLIt-•-ltldeterfive pro petty is juR fuflicknt to clear away thole deftrudive particles of acid width generally &discrete the Gums and in the interftices of the teeth, without injuring the furfacc of either,he,ling forenefs nl the former,and promoting a new enamel of pearly whiteners where It has been Injured or corroded, oo the latter. It has a pleafaut and agreeable odour, and is withal fn perfsaly innocent, that It may be eaten without injury. There diftinguithing charadterlitics of its fanative &eat and fuperiority, have procured it the unboun ded appn.hation of the Queen, the Princeffes, the Empreft of Ruf fle, the Dashers sof Yo rk, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Fsiglifli and foreign Nobility, many of whom tecom. mend it with admiration. as a necerfary appendage to the toilet.and indeed they do but common juitice herein, (Mee it imparts a firm. term and beautiful rednsfs to the Gums—to the breath the moll de. kaable fweetners. and if afed conitantly as diretted, Will render the Teeth firm and white, and prevent the tooth acb (rein return. Log to thofe who have been liable to its molt banefuleff,:els. Prepared and fold, wholefale and retail, by M. Uutl,r, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner .f Patemolter-row,Loadon, and of muft comp try Medicine Vender, and Perfumers, in boles at 21. os. ea:h. Of whom may be had, Butler's Improved Silver-wired Tooth Bindles , price t,. each. _ _ IN pro ffi fcng mi - felf a regularly educat( d MEM bcr of the ROYAL COLLbGE of SURGEONS in LON.. DON, I think it incumbent on me to fignify, that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons, as well as Certificates from the tiorpitals, and various Proftifors under whom I (ludic,' Phylle, Suegery, and Midwifery. have been for years placed in one of my Parlour', open to the lofwdlion of any one who ha; pens to be there, or is defirous of fuch examination. 1 . 111111 erx YLARS 1 have rehgned all other rraelite, for the Study and Trear mo.tnt VFN/IlltAL COMPLAINTS anti Dram I if —btu It was not tt3 I hid cap.:eta-nee a. an A rmy Surgeon and General l'raditioner, that I thought ntyfelf juilitied in the felec• ?lon of this peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intellrd, when directed to a particular point, mull acquire flip, 'brit y within the circle of Its own teflon, and long continued lue• eels 1 3 a decided proof, that my efforts have not been Ka IxnaciA to others than advantage, us to mo . ..if. The thilrifs and the inifrry which arife from a certain deftrue• tive halat, fo pernicious to fehool boys, have been frequently pour. trayed by the cr.nralift. °ldle age Hut it is the duty of every rraZlitiorL r, cchen called upon, to relieve fuch (offerings by Me dical Afii;ante ; and it is the acquirement of my exclutive eiye• hence In thi s line to offer In every fuch cafe a Cafe and certain re• eftsAfhment. .......... in flight cafes of di•fii.limcy produced by free living, refidene: In warm Climates, ur too much Indulgence of fcdutlive Naffions, and in all recent Vcncrial Complaints, rarly application figures an im meilve cure. But in the molt complicated Cafes of Ilrittist ry se compai i,d ►y fever, or diforders of the fyitem ailfing from ne glefted infeCtion; Cone perfeverance it indifpenfably regulate fur the re•animatiun of the eunftit Mims and renovation to health and vigour In :II cafes with either fez, the molt Inviolable fecrecy is ohfeived, and the terms of remunerationarr plainly Rated on the . ...., ... Brit lutc t view. MAR'I INBREE, • l'olcinber of the Royal CollrZe of Surgeons la Lowden, No. 2?, Arun',lcl•ilrect, Strand, ucar Temple Bar. 'Flirts is an additoml CITINUICC in Water-ltrect adjoini..g.—AN lst:cfs from Sown or cou:ary 1 - e carded tocoutala a liauk 1 , 9 o. ..S . ALES BY AUCTkON By order of hit Majetty's CommiManers for the care and difpoLl of Pruflilmr Property. At the Vat); Hotel, in Dover. on 7 burfday, the 23d a!lober, t toil, at eleven o'clock, 'THE Pro Man Bark FORTUNA, Martin Ridder late Mafter, burritos act yoluTons. with all her Matcriais and States, in one Lot, detained as Prise, by his Majority's Gun Brig Tygrefs, Lieutenant Orcenfword, and condemned to his Mloveairity. ntorie. to be had three dayabefore the Sole, by applying to Mars. Smith, Sr- Parbe, and Marten, Atnerica.frittare, London, or to LATHAM, RICK, and CO. Amer. Immediately after to be SOLD. 'I"HE PrulEan GaIIiot,FREDZRICK AUGUST, L 3. S. de Graaf, late Mater, borthen 152 4914 Too►, with all her Materials and Stores, in one Lot, detained as Prize, by his Maiefty's Gun Brig Coollatt, Lieutenant Stokes, and con demned to his Majesty. Invebtories to be bad three days before the Sale by applying to Meffrs. Smith, Si, Barba and Marten, America-fquare, London, or to LATHAM, RICE, and Co. Dower. Immediately after to be SOLD HE brig, DEOPZA, H. Lovegram, A late Mailer, by n hen tB4 17-94 Tona,voith all her Materials' and Storrs, in one Lot, dammed as Pt tat, by bia Majelly's Ship Veßal, Captain Digby, and condemned to his Majefty. Inventories to be bad, three days before the Sale. by applying to Merril. Smith, St. /babe, and Marten. Amerlea•fquare, Load°, or to LATHAM, RICE, and Cs Dom. inunedlately after to he SOLD. 'THE PruiLan Ketch, AMELIA, C. Smirk, late burthen Ito Tons, with aa her Materials and Stores, in one Lot, detained as Prize, by th? Mai&all of the HiBh Court of Admiralty, and condemned to Ai, Majefty. Inventories to be had three days before the f le, by soul) in? to Meas. Smith, St. Barbs, and Marten, America rquare, Londan ; or to LATHAM, RICE, and Co Lova.. Immediately after to be f.,161, THE PrnffianMot V ROW RIXTENA, P. FOICCN late Mailer, burthen about 44 S 94 Tom. with all Kr Materials and Store., in One Lot ; detained as Prize by hie Majeftes dtip S ACULL, and condemned to his Majesty. Inventories to be bad three days before the fele, by applying to Meffrs. Smith, St. Barbe, and Marten;Anierlea Aware, London ; Of to LATHAM, RICE, sod Co. Diva. SS Sr S 4 3 DROX CORM Hants. By Mr. LIMPLIS. On Wed' rflay the ald day of October, tB.-i6, at the V/hlte Hor'e Inn, Drosford, at the hour of Eleireu o'Clock•ln the forenoon, in Sven) lots, Lot s. A COMMODIOUS HOUSE, pleararly 4 . Masted in the Village of Droxford, containing two Piirl-urii in front twenty feet lquare each, a large Kitchen, Waal Houle, Pantry, Larder, Dairy. large Cellars, with Wine Vaults, five Bed Rooms, beide+ Servants Rooms; a Lead Pump, with excellent Water. a Kitchen Range, Ovcn, two Coppers, and many other ufaful Fixture+ a Couch Houk, Stable., Barn, Granary, and many other convenient Buildings on the Prange', a good Garden, Orchard, a piece of Land mhoiiiing and a piece of Meadow Land, containing altogether three Acre' and one Perch mnre or leis. N. B. There Is an accußomcd I'ew hi tbePArifh Church Lot a. A piece of Land opporite the raid Prernifca, containing two Roods and aft Perch more or left, pleafantly &noted, ay d con venient for Building on. Purchafers ;:f the two above mentioned Lots are to etpca to pay 401. for the Timber grawini on the firft Lot, and tcl. for the Timber growing on the fecond Lot, more than the purchafm money by Ault ion, otherwlfe t►e Seller will claim a right to cut it this Frafon. Lor 3 A piece of Land, called Gore MU Field, sit. aR.3Ol'. nwe or h f. 1-ca a• A piece of Land, tailed Shelves Field, aA. 3R 34P. More or id.. 11. n: 5. A piece of Land, called love•lane Field, 4A. IR. 28P. more or Irk. Lot 6. A piece of 1.2n..1, called Hung, Mown Field, 2A. 2R. BP. more or kit. Lot 7. A piece of Laud, c lied Doom Fl Id, SA. SR. a IP. more or lets. N. B. The above is Rood Land and Copyhold of inheritance, held under the Mop of N'inshefter, being fobjeft to (mall Floes and Quit Rents, which rsnders it nearly equal to Free Land, and the Land Tax redeemed, an extenave right of Common in liar dcrfwood, and Immediate rdreflion might be had. Immediately 3ft c r tle S,k of Land, will he Sold,ln three Lott, two Pews an I Ulf a P.w in the Gallsry in Droxford Church, for which these is a bvalzy. For a view of the Prernif,a, apply to Mr. Wyatt, at the White [torte Inn, or to Mr. tt ilii IM Cleverly, of DroxFords Droxlard H 64 miles from London, and 14 from Carport, de lightfully Ilium. on the I urepike Road, w here Coach, and Waggnna are daily to and from London, and in the center of a Sporting e. , 1111f aduurallng with Game, and Fox Mound , and liarritrs ar, arr. • rAPITAI. FAE.M, OR FARMS. le the VALE off,,EVESHAM, and"COUNFII of TER, FREE of TITHES and.POOR RATES, , 1 'CI BE LETT, the *hole and complete. PA R I 5: 1 of SOMERVILI,,E ASTON. containing about tOQJ lying in the heart of that Vale, fo lung celebrated for its eat rein. fertility, il•sated within three miles of Ilvclhans. a yr...t mmass town, and two miles and a half (Joni the na , ig hie RI , cr i A von. Which, at a !tort didance, joint the Severn , thus all ..rding reedy market for its produce. end a eonve)ance for the &aft Lime, to which Manure it has hitherto been a Manger., Somerville Afton la divided Into large well fenced Incl,fures, Ilse Village lying in the centre. The Soil is of the &heft klertl , Cloy which this kingdom has to boaft of, and having been tilted et d very (hallow depth, it is to any good tillage ilufbandman new lewd. One half of the Pallas is. or will be, tllled, the other half is Orating or Dairy Land. It will be. Let for a Term of Sixteen Yon from the yth of November nett, In One, TvVro, or Thr.c Firms, the Buildings admitting of either arrangement, and meh allotment lying within a Ring Fescr. If not difpofed of by Private Corstroet toy which c crrll . Notice will he given) it will be Let by Attain!), at the Cfrten Evefliam, Worceitablre, at Three o'Cloth nu Saturday the tC of November twit. Immediate priffelEon will he given of two thirds of the Per and of the remaining third, either uow or within four )...irc; • will he hereafter notified. . Printed Particulars will he had of Mein. lavender Ana dra Solicitors, Radium ; of hfq. Solicitor, Taun ton; of B. C. Somerville, F.fq. Writer to the Signet, Edlohurutii and at the hoofs of the Right Hon. Lord Somerville (the Pre- , prietor), Hill area, London, to whom offers may be made. September a.), '306. THE only Genuine Dr. WALKEIt's JESUITS . DROPS, by JOSEPH WhESSILLS. CAUTION—A BLiCII STAMP enclofes the Oceuint Sardl'iincs and the following names are engraved thereon 'to kcure the Pro prietors from Piracy (by order of His liefalaity'r. Conuniffinners Stamp Dutire) Shaw and Edwards, fucceffors a Joftpia Weals, 66, St Pawl's Church Yard" The many depredations made by owl , as and malicious whole fale Medicine Yen den on the property of eltr Proprietors, cringe% them to give the above caution, and again to it form the Public. that no rate bottle wW be fent out of their Houk without a black Stamp affixed For Dropfy, Stranguary, Oteets, Weakn.fs of the Kidneys, Ureter., or Bladder the lefties Drops are an atirdute (pacific; and when taken on the firft attack of V e r t ical lukaion, they wilt in fallibly sectienpUfti a Cure; Should the difeafe be far advanced, is will be necerary to take the Specific Aemedy with the Welty Drops ; awl (rant the lira Rage of IttfcAlon to a confirmed Leek the Patient will Sod there two medicine• a perfetit antidote. Sold wholefale and retail by Shaw and Edwards (the only Pre prietors) 66, St. Paul's Church Yard; price la pd. and may be had of every refpedtable Medicine Vectskr to d• United &Deem. - . . Fite the Wind, Chi;lies: Ftltei, saotherDifordirs in the Bowels of Owns, a:wellas of Adults. DALBY's CARMINATIVE. CAUTION.—Niany counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine baying bear olfcred for Sale, ender (peas:rut Pretences. all Perron' arc requated not to take any unlefs they *km that the name " F. Newhery, No. 45, Sr. Paul's," Is en graved in the Stamp, and that in the Bill of Dlreetlotut round tack Bottle ha an Ezrradt from the Wil! of the late Mr. jofeph Delhi, viz. " Whereas I did many years Once initruCt my daughter Frances now the Wire of Anthony Gal, of North Itreet,Waßmiiitter,Gent. in the Art of compounding a certain Medicine, of which lam the foie inventor. called " Dalby's Carrnincive." I do hereby eon 'there and appoint my Lad daughter the Ink Preparcr of this ufeful Medicine ; I likewife give to my Paid daughter, Frances Oen, my foie property in the raid Carmintive, and all profits wiring from the tale thereof, to her and her heirs for ewe " It is fold only lay F Newbery and ions, No Js, St.Paufs Church Yard, a few doors from Cheapide, London, price to pd. ei Bottle, duty included—and by their appointment, by Dire,. aid Co. Bow Churchyard ; Baton and Co. tso, and Aliens, 76, Oz. ford ftreet ; J. Wade, Old Bond-Rreet ; Bayley and Ca Coekfpur• Reset ; J. Ward, Middle Row, Holborn; B. Borchelt, LoogAere; E. Deny, Bridge ftrect,Weaminfter ; S. Randall, Royalr achange ; W. Clarke, Borough, Higb•ftrtet, and J. Hartle, Corner °ILIA pre Area. FO2. VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC LOMPL AMTS. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS. is A- 0 by far the molt fate wed effefflual Remedy ever lot &co vered for the cure of that dangerous Difeale. Feriae unhappily afflicted with Venereal Complaints in all its Stages, and under its Va!l me appearances, will find a fecure and pr. fent relief, by taking th,fc molt invaluable Drnps ; which, for their excellency duriig thirty nears praCtiee In the molt poyuloos yrrt of Lor,doa, viz, Hatton Garden, have been termed Gutta Salutarls. Tht reerecy with which mutt perione ro afflided Bed it needful to conceal their furretingi may be fafely employed while tiring there Drops y (ince they render confinement unneeefferY, el well re ail unnuous or mercurial preparatiotworany fursieel operation . whatever. Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman. of Hatton Carden, by R. Butler, No. 4, Cheap(We, corner or Pan:matter row, Landon ; &lam and Gibbs, Portfmoath , Welton and Roberts, Portfea ; Robert., tiara At, and Johnfoo, Carport ; Wills, Pittman, and Re gan, Plymouth; Rochr, Pbliph,Holland, Haydon, and Clenwlll, Lock; Diann, Falmouth; Neale' and Mitchell, Dover; Sharp and Long; Mai; (Coleman and Jacob, Shaernefs; Witheridge. Chatham; Warren, Margate; Burgers and Ralph, Margate; Thompfoo, Yarmouth ; Peck, Hull ; Wolltenholtrie, York ; Mae• &maid, Glafgow; Browning, PaHlry ; Baxter and Smith, Edin burgh; Heaton, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield; dotftbury,.Lleerpool ; Stains and Vaughan, Manchelter; Williams and Truman, Exeter; Car Hos, Saha:tory; Barry and Sheppard, Briftol ; Huard and Hunt, Bath; titevenfon, Norwich ; Mallon, Cambridge ; Pollard, Brighton; land, Maldftone; Borhage, Nottingham; Drewry, Derby ; Wood, and Next said Lloyd, birailnghani ; and mug Me dicine Venders, In hottles, at SC 94 each, with ample diradiona. PUBLIC ADVANTACIF. T HE advantage the Public mull always derive from regularly educated profefilanal men diredling al volt exelulively their ftudks to one fpeeies of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which has attended the alminftration of their New Remedy, and the extra orlinary Cure. it.bas performed. For a long fake of years Mcßee. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Makity's S:rvlce, have made the VENERRAI. DISEASE the partleul,r &lea of their Inveftigation, and are happy in having difeoversd a Medicine fuperior to Mercury In the cure of that complaint; it is fufficient to obferve 'pralle of this New Remedy, that its effeels are diametrically oppofite to Choked Mercury, fur though it com pletely eradicates every veltige of the Virus hi Its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the leaßinjure the coeftitutien On the contrary it renovates the fyftem in all its natural fundllons. pro. motel appetitc.and facilitates digtftion. Thu. ituftradcf reducb , s ; a Items and vignrom ernftitution to the frightful eon, ition that Mercury does, it not only preferves that cooßitution in ita pried tine Rate, but reftores a weak and debilitated one to its riatur..i Rrength and vigour. Nut:Metiers Infiances are on recent rscr-r t of the fuperlor efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpreelST virtues adding as a perpetual corredlive to bodily Debili y, sob • - ther proceeding from the penile oul habits of deluded yt.u-h,..r die tactile, of maturity—imprudeneks which often epitome t niatrimonialftate.Theunbappyfuffererbroodsoverhls inlif.r on athomed to fit k relief, until he is reduced to loch a Rate ..; v. • at. refs as to render life opprolfive. To loch perfous it o int r r . -•. f Eng rellcaion to know that they may now by a new 71, Hi r. 11;. Me mode of treatment he ralored to that grsateft of all hems.. Waling', a arcing, manly, and vigorous cooftitatlon. In all cafes of Debility and D fide rry from whatever caufe ing, as will as in every fpecies of Venereal loreetion, Miff I Currie and Co. may be cos - Suited by Patients of either Sex strict the great, it fecrecy ai d honour, at their houfe, No. toy, Mato" narden.-I.etters (poll paid) coasting a bank note ' will be duty abfwered, and the ticceffary Medicine and advice feat to any pa • t or the ing.lom. N. B. Many Gentlemen of the firfl refpenlbiltysvho have or • perieneed the benefit of this new Medicine. have particularly de ficzil that a refercoec may he given to thorn to fatisfy l'.e mind of any perfon of the real utility Atli, truly Important acovery. No. ro7, !Intim Garden. HIGH WATER AP LON: 0)1 faunae TO-MORROW. • Mnrning • - 38 minutes after 3 Afternoon - - Sc /minutes after 3 LONDON: Printed and publifhed by LEVEL KEN T, (art • tcrbury•Place, at tl.e STAR. Of FICt, No. 1, ltrcet. Pubbiac4.l alto at OM STAR Of :ice, Temple Bar. FOR SALE, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on FRIDAY, the s4th of Od'ober nest, by Eleven °Vlach, lr'HE Handfome FAR-failing Buig CiESA Dimeolions--Leneth 87 feet 6 inches— 18:eadth 24 feet a inches—Depth in the Hold t t feet—Admeafurca 217 12 , 94 Ti.,. Pierced for 24 guns, copper-bottomed, and very little inferior to new; is well eakulated to carry a cargo to Buenos Ayres. The hull and ftores in good condition, and the may proceed on a voyage Immediately.—A prise to a ftivadrou of his Majefty's Chips order the comiumd of Sir Samuel Hood And afterwards, all her Warlike and Ordnance Stores Alfo, the good Schooner I.OS TRES AMlGOS.—Dtmenlions --Length 73 feet 4 inches—Breadth t 8 feet S Inches—Depth 7 feet Sfinehes--Admeafures s to (3.94 'rani. The good Schooner JUPEl'Eß—DlmenOons—Length to feet, breadth m 8 feet It inches, depth 7 feet 6 Inches—adineafures 99 t 9 94 tons. Thife yards are remarkable fait fallen, and in good condition,. *ye well calculated for any made where difpatch is required. C.m• demned as Prize to his Majefty's Ship Sybelle, commanded by Robert Winthrop, Efq. - ,7011 Aboat aoToos of Superior Cocoa About 4 Cafes Hams 32 Bags of Coffee too jars of Oil ao Cafes of Steel a Borates Fide 14 ditto of Nails 2.9 Calks Brandy 463 Bars Flat Iron 37 Calks Red Wins 93 Bales Writing Paper 4 Bags French Nuts on Barrels Abnonds Being the entire Cargoes of the Laid Schoenen ka Tres Amigos and Jupiter. Affo the good Cita& Manes BAN DOMINGO, burtheu about so Tons. F.I. PAClrico, 40 Tons. FL THOMASA, • 3o Tons. ALEXANDRO, as Tons. Well adapted for the Cutting Trade, and condemned u prize [olds Majeity'is brig 30 RINAM, commanded by Lake, Efti. ►O7l ROXIIL CORSO/OPTION. RST Barrels of Flour i Cafe of Supt. 898 Hides in the Hair and 270 Deal Battens a Calk Black Lead Bring the entire Cargoes of thr Lli.l th.iffe Alto, the w good Chafe Marc MARIF. JOSEPH.—Burthen about 6o Tom, and w.ll calculated for u y Trade her Dlmen• lions may kit. Condemned u prize to Ma Majcfly'a brig Coo t lie, Lieut. Gregory, Comma der. rot ILAORTATION, 70 Cat Red 1 u „ 37 PIM 29 ditto White J " ' ne to Hogtheadsi Calk of Oil 4 Caller of Roan . _ _ _ _ _ _ Being the entire Cargo of the raid Chaffe Margie Marie Jofeph. And alto the Chalk Margie SANS REPOS, burtheo about 40 tons, and calculated for a Coining Valid, condemned as Prize to lila Majcfty's Armed Cutter Prllk. FOR EZPOITATION..,IO Cade■ of Red Wine, Being the entire Cargo of the:aid Chat g Marec Sans Repot. For viewing the Veils and Carrie., and for any further info} , guidon. apply to Edward Lyne, Fig the Agent, or to Plynaoutb,Sept. 2, 1806. TtIUMA3 LOC.: YER, Broker.