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• Bomar ORZITTI, OCT. 30, 1805,—.011 Saturday lift anchored in ~ e harbour the Ship Duncan, under charge of Mr. HINDERSoN, prize to his Majetty's fhb) LORD Dune 111, Lieutenant Salvo. The LORD Du MCAN failed from Madras on a-cruise in the month of J lv lAti, and After a paffage of five weeks made the Ifland of Rndenguis, here they difcrivered a French brig riding in the harbour; the LnRD Dun- CAR were hove to, her boats manned and armed, and fent in to board the brig; in the tnean time the Com mander, officers, and crew, after cuttinT her cables, deferted her, and went on (bore in the illard. The Loan Du vicam's boats boarded and took poffeffion of her: they found her principally laden with fifh. but the wind blowing hard in, and a flrong current againn them,thev found it impraelirable to tow her out, they Set fire to her and deftroyed her. On the following day She bore up for the Ine of Fiance, and the day after making the Bland She fell in with and captured the brig Fe icite, of abort go tons bill then, laden with plank: they law and chafed the Henrietta French privateer ; (be had jut left the , Wand on a crnize, hut being light winds, (he efcaped by lived trity failing. The Loaf:ITN/Neve then pro ceeded to the Island of Bourbon, where the fell in with and chafed on (bore a French corvette, carrying eight guns, and four Swivels. The ctirvette was com pletely datbed to pieces on theJhore. Frcm the Martel of Bourbon the Lotto Duncan Shaped a condi for St. Mary's, in the Ifland of Ma. dagalcar ; they met the mon cordial reception from the natives, who werecmceedingly anxious to (ripply them with every neceffary the place afforded. Here they continued nine days, after which they weighed and ran down the EaR Coaß of the Viand of Made - gafcar, looking into the different ports; and at Fort Dauphin they fell in with and captured the fhip Pearl, and deflroyed a French brig. The crew of the , brig had run her on Shore, where the Duncan's boats dellroyed her. The Commander and Officers - of_ the Pearl had cut her cables, Set fire to the (hip, and deferted her, taking refuge on Shore ; fortunately the boats got timely on board to extinguifh the fire, with the aSlillance of the Lafcars they found en board, and got her clear out, . Mr. Hamm asoi was put on board the Pearl as prize -matter, having a part of the Felicia's crewlon board, and in company with, that yeffel, parted with the Loans DUDCAII on the nth ult. finding the Felt. cite a bad tailor, the Pearl parted company with her on the sd infant, making the belt of their way to D'imbals In that the snivel of the Felicite may be daily expe'led; when they parted with the Loan DUNCAN, the was fleeting for the Ifland of Bourbon. 457 • ii4Dres. LAW III'TELLIGENCP. The Judges met on Thurfday in the King's Bench Treartori Chamber. and chofe their Cireuitr, as under: MIDLAND—Lord Filenborough and Mr. inflict Rooke. Hua►nan—Lord Chief Janke Mansfield. and Mr. inflict &sir. Hows—Lord 'Met Baron and Mr Jolliet Heath. Warrean.—Mr. Baron Thome= and Mr. !office Chambre. Darnall—Mr. jukke Lawrence and Mr. Jultice Le Bboe. ~faaaaaaN—Mr. Baran Graham and Mr. Baron Sutton. COURT Of KING% BENCH, JUNK re. ?111 XING O. PATNITIIOIOIB, IS4—PIOPIXTY TAX. This moo important cafe to the public came on to be argued upon the rule, which we formerly flated to L ha ve been obtained to arreft the judgment. The defendant, a Gentleinan of confiderable Om, and one of the Commiffioners for carrying the Pro perty tax into execution, had been tried before Mr. Janice Rocuto at the lag York Affixes, and found guilty of offering bribes to John Foner, his tenant, . and who was one of the Affieffiars, to induce him to make a falfe return of the value of the premifes occu pied by him as tenant to the defendant. The rootirn to arreft of judgment was founded upon various ob. jeCtiont ; but the only one relied upon refpeeled the due appointment of the office of Affrffor. The Ad of the 43d Geo. 111. C. 122, commonly called the Property TAX Aft, provided that it was to be carried into eseeuti m by means of Affieffurs appointed by an AR to be pallid. The At fo referred to was at the time in its prngrefs through the Houle of Commons, and was of courfe intended to be palled after the Ad* refirring to it; but, by Come unaccountable miflake, it was fufferod to outgrip in its forms the intended antecedent Azt, and inftead of palling after, as it ought, paired Wore it, and was tonged as the 43d Geo. 111. e. 99. It was contended, on the part of the Defendant, that there were no Affiffors legally appointed after the 4351 Geo. 111. e. i a:, and conk fluently thatno judgment could be pronrunced on the verdia.—This objection vas taken by Mr. Serjeant HEYWOOD. Mr Nitta, Mr. Torrimo, and Mr. Wnoo, argued that the order, in point of time, of the bills receiving the Rozal Afrenr, was immaterial ; ar 3 that both bad relation to the firft day of the SeUions.—Tbe Court was decidedly agaiel them, and °blared, that an Aft to bettered could never be confirued to mean an Aft that had paired. Lord ELLSNIOROUGH laid t it was (hocking that, in a matter In highly interelltng to the public, no ap• plication had been made tince the rule was firlt grant ed to thole who might have provided a remedy for the. evil. Mr. PARKE fired, that it had been mentioned to the Attorney and Solicitor General, who did not teem to confider that the objeflien was tenable. . Lord Et.t.arr BOROUGH raid, he thought the matter of fuck importance, that he had mentioned it `to the Cecretary of Stare, and he was furprized at learning that he had never even heard of the pendency of fuck a (ration. Tt was remarked by Counfel, that the late Property 4tt had guarded againll the inconvenience; Lit it was not Rated that any meafure had been adopt. rd to render payments valid already made under the f ,rmer Aft, or to fccure the legal enforcement of ar rears which had been paid. Lord Ex xxxaoanyn Ff intimated, that of eourfe the judgment in this cafe mull he arrened ; but be wiffied the hufinefs to nand over till the Ccurt, looked more minutely into the Ac's. It was the anxious defire of the Court to give it died, if pogible, to the obvious ' meaning of the Legiflature ; and to to decide, at rel magi: snifeett rant perrat. He added, that it could be no in - conventence to the defendant to poflpone the de eition. The queftion remains open, doubtlefs, not fo much for the confideration of their Lordthips, as to ♦ .. Turd an opportunity for legitlative interpofitioc. BRIGHTOY, .7U.VE its The campaign here is already opened. The day after the Birth-day, we had feveral arrivals of the Iwo eon : every day fince feveral families of the gentry have arrived. The Nobility will very (non follow, as the Palate is this year expelled much earlier than ufual he comes to us fume time before the races.— The buildings have been numerous, and the improve ments very great, (ince loft realists : tome of the new Greets have been Waled, and many houfes have been added in that delightful fituation, the marine parade. But the greatell improvement is one that will Make Brighton look clown nn almoti every town in the king. dom. The fop. Ai cupola on the riding houfe of that magnificent fet of buildings, the Prince's (tables, is finithed, and in a (life at once the mofichane and mag nificent : the walls and exterior of the building appear to be in the Gothic flt:e, after the plan of Mr.-Wear. The Head.Q . 2arters of the Southern Dillrift .have been removed to our town. The Hon. General LIPINOX commands at prefent—he is here with the Staff. The troops enliven us much for the ptefent : they are the ill or King's Dragoon Gitards, com manded by Colonel FOLIAR. and Lord B KKK 's fine regiment, the South Glo'lter Militia, commanded by Major BARLOW. The excellent band of this regi ment is a great accelSon to our gaiety and life here. • TITPD. Weanerday te'nnlight, at hi. feat near Bury St. Edmund's, Sir Clarks Davey', Bart many years M. P. for that Borough. Monday ('night, at Deoham Bucks, Mr. Thomas Cos, many years a &Weller In St. Thomas Bract. Berm" gh. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Sir—As I find I cannot immediately obtain from a Court of Junice the vindication and redrefs which my feelings and injuries demand, I take this oppor tunity of publicly declaring, that the accufations which appeared againtl me m the Papers of Satur day the 7th inftant, are grofsly falCe and unfounded, as I am able and firmly determined to prove. I thus publicly call on every friend and acquaintance, and every fervent who has lived in my houfe, to come forward and declare what my invariable condu& has been to a wife I adored, and to my beloved boy. In addition to the above. I beg to hate, that my wife, who is reprefented to have fled from me for protec tion in Oftober lafi, left me only cn Sanday fort night, by invitation from her father and mother, and with my entire coolant, having firfi confolted my wifhes. She promifed to return in a few days, and parted from me on the ma. terms, as it ap peared to myfeU, to my fervants, and my two friends who accompanied her to her father's, (Mr. T. Hun ter, No. s 1, Mansfield (treet, Portland-place,) from my cottage, Laurel Lodge, Barnet, Herts, in my birouche. I write this from a houfe of confine ment. into which I have been thrown by my wife's father, for the fum 0114701 (far which I gave my bond to him not two months lince), the amount of money advanced by him on my account, fince my marriage with his daughter. I am, Sir. yours, &c. HUGH D',HIRTY, On half pay aid L. Drag. Witten% Miter to the Sheriff of IhlidelLefez, Wet wiek-coon, Hottoom. 1 - ~ONDON MARKETS. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, Including only from the ad of June to the 7th of June—. Total 5,7 A quarters. Average 77s ted....35. ad lower t h an laft return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the 31It of May to the 6th of June. Total -15,332 facks—..Average 745. 45d. os. 0 5 d. lower than laR return. RITORN PIACI OF ORAIN ON BOARD SHIP AS IMIDER: Wheat 54 1 6:s 782 Boiler, 464 Sia Fine Bos 81s Suffolk, tst seas od Superfine 84s 871 Grey Pm 36s 4os oil Fine Efts White, &e. 1311, od Beaus . , 39 1 47 a od Rye, new 36, 42$ Tick Beans, doe 3 81 Barley 281 31s oil Oats 22$ 26s 30, Malt 63s 69, Yolanda 3os 33s 6d White Peas 37 2 44s Rape Seed 361. to 401. per leaf. PRICE OF HOPS. RADS. relents's. Kent 61 101 to 7I rs Kent • - 61 tos to 81 os Suns 61 6s to 71 01 Suffix - 61 or to 71 nos finer 61 os to 61 t6s Farnham 91 to PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bap 61 Ice to 71 Iss Pockets 61 sof to 91 01 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechatiel. Hayperload .3 3 oto 4 IS 0 Hay per load 3,10 to 4 16 Straw 1 19 010 2 11 0 Straw I Or to s 6 Clover 4 to to 3 14 PRICE 07 HAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay, - 31 os to 41 tOs I Clover al iss to st os Rowln 01 cos to of cm I Straw, II t6s to 2,1 ss SMITHFIELD MARKET, June 16. To fink the offal per Rona of 81b. Beef 4s od to is orl I Veal 4, cd to ss Bd Mutton 3d to 4s Pork 41 8d to ss 01 Lamb ss 8d to 6s ltd. HEAD OP CATTLE THIS DAR. Bails, about 18oc --Sheep and Lambs, 16,c00. ?my/GATE and LEADENHALL, June i 6. Per (lone of 8111. by the carcafe. Beef 31 6d (0 41 41 I Veal 3s ad to se 4tl MUM= 3, 8.1 to 4,4 J Pork es 8.1 to sa od Lamb is cd to 6s od. RAW HIDES. Hides (per ftone) 2s iod to 31 ad Honk Skins 16s od to 19s Middling ss 6d to no fid I Sharp Skins ss od to os od Ordinary 15 2d to MI 4d SIMATIIIIIIS oe od to os od Heavy Calf ISO 641 each I Lamb Skins as 6d to 31 ad PRICE OP LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to shro each aid to 21d Ditto, fo to 6.5114 14d te 23d Merchants Baths tb 2ifd Drelliug Hides zsid to Sid File Coach Hides aid to 22d Crop Hides for Cutting stfd to 234 d Flat Ordinary 1944 to 214 Calf Skins, 3o to 401 h per dozen sod to 42d Ditto so to 7olh 36d to 42c1 Ditto 7o to liolb 36d to 39J Small Seal. (Greenland) per lb. ss 6d to p sod Large ditto 1 tos to 19z2 per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides ass to 383 each COAL. MARKET, June 17. Ships at Market Ship. fold Price 48 Nevrealtle Coal 3 8 421 pl to 48s od. 4 Sunderland 3 420 3d to nos od COUNTRY MARKETS. P*ltS OF GRAIN AT T. FOLLoWINO W 222222 . BA SINOSTOR A.... Wheat 714 cd to OM Od per Quarter. Barley 29a od to 33t od I limns 40. od tO 45 1 od Oats 27s od to 324 cd Prate nos od to 00. od MAIDLAHEAD.....MLEat 76, ed to 965 od per O. Barley 33. od to go, cd Beans 44 , od to 47s od 0.101 304 od to 361 cd I Peafe 411 od to ess ad Ntsvnuar.-What 6cs ed to 93' od rat ct. Barley :i• od to 33. oil I Beans 40s cd to 461 od Oats itis od to it , cd Peafe 4cs Od to 424 od Hantar.—Wheat 6es od to 941 6d per Qs. Barley 28s od to 34$ Cif I Beans 42s 0d to $4l od Oat. Oa ASS Od to 301 cd Prate ocs od to 43s od READING. — Wheat Bss od to 941 od Far. Qr. Barley 30 od to 36a od 'Brans 42s od to 464 od 02111 282 6d to 6d Peas 422 ed in Goo od HAVING dedicated rayfelf to the ftudy, and been gratified by the moft confiderable pradiee in that branch which I thought proper to feted, I truft that I have not more mil employed my time than there who, in the eatenfive field of the profeffion. are oecafimally Immerfed in unertainty, and cant.nt always attain that fuccef, which is acquired by concentratiug the intelledtual power to one elafs of difenlers. ..„ . The ditc..iits of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftrefling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant tymptonst, and by a de • preflion of all vital energy, exiftence Heir becomes embittered.-- Whether they ante from the prevalence of 111 example, the deltrue• tive habits of fehoolboys,or the indulgrnen of maturity, they re, quire the molt affiduous profeffional Oath ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms arc aggravated, and the conftitu• lion is &Brayed. Asa MV, MEER of the ROYAL cof.t.r.oE of SURGEONS, I grornd my pmtenfions on regularity of education, and pnlh-ffi .g every privilege to pradice, I feel vnyfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been to liberally honoured. In the firft fentatlona of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the' calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fufferer, from a conteioutnefa of the ut,matilinefs of the vice which cauted bin misfort one, la fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phyfirian, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, It molt he fatiefaelory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment bin alto of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And In recentYcnereal Complaints it Is pollitalc to pervert pain danger or dlltrcla ; in the molt complicated e,fri it is the acquire • ment of exclofire experience in this line to diet/ a fate, certain, and rpeedy re•ettablithment. I offer the advantage of this experience tothofe of &her rex who are affliCted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of EN f.REA I. INFECTION, and in all safes the terms of remu neration are dated nn the firft Interview. Patient. In the country are expedted to inelore a Bank note, and are requeßecl to (pccify their age and manner of living. MARTIN SAES, Member of the Royal LeUege of Surgeons, in Logsdon. No. ash A:wad Street, Strand, not fenspla bar. SPA BATI7IN6. 13E limnifhed, rl;s , ;. A errdled Lodging Hodes nuking up front 1.4'4 to I've,l%.!' Beds, with Dining and Drawing R.nnna, and foitable lk•niittic °Sets to each,.fituate chore to the Beach, at Link tteuptu,i, in Suirez, For further particulars, utply to Mr. Build& Arundel. Cl IN OF LINCOLN, MARCH7i; Ito& T SAMUEL BRIS I OW, Yoltinbirily declire. that A I was adlieted with feveu bad Surer In my Leg painful and offenfive, fume of which were as large as a crown riece --;forn yearn 1 ufalefsly tried r commended appUeati me At tengtfoodelfed hy a neighlionr, I bought of Mr. john Dtury, Printer, three frnall bottles of. SPILI Mit Y . 4 PATPN ANTISCOR Lilt Ile DROPS, from the adminiltrat ion of which I became eattrelY well, aren't) unexptde 11y relieved front a gallon! ..drttirm of my an. mach and brealt. Witnefs my hand, SAMIJLLBRIsIOW. Signed hence me, John Drury, Lincoln. The genuine medicine in bottles at so. dd. sot, and il in. duty inehiled, fold at the Dirpenfary, N.. te, Sobn.fquare, has the Kinfa duty (tke liaaap) printed In black ink, inft4.4 of red Ink. A Saving* , Nine.Shllti^gs In Two Realness MATHEWS and LEIGH, Ba.)ltocilers i &c at • their Patent Me Heine Wsrehoitfe. N. 4. Strout, infer the Nobility, Gentry. &c. that they continue to receive (no accoutit of toe very great de nand) every month, tr.. 11, hiplines of Dr. So. lomon', eel, brated Balm of Gilead f Nervous Complaints,Con• fumptions, &a. Ike. price tos. 6d. and Family Bottles, which coo. tans Four Half Guinea Bottles, 335. Likewife, the Antl•lmpetigloca, without Mercury, fur Imps. rity of Blood, Scurvy, &e. The Abftrrgent Lotion , (.4. Erupting' oo the Face and Skin. Pints, as 64.—Half Plots, as. col. •. • All thefe articles have the word s , " S am l S o l omon , Li ver . pool," engraved on the Stamp, all others are atfuredly counterfeit.. Alto on Gle, a few fcaree copies of that intereftiog 35. !raft, called " Solomon's Guide to Heal t h," a b oo k evenflv ly read aod univerfilly approved. A CARD.-I'O l HE I AD'r..N. "Dale Caftle, Haverfordweft, Sou h Waks, Feb se. /got. " C AP I'AIN LLOYD pr e lims his complimerttsto Mr. Dixon (aithouph not perkinally aequaintud with him) would take k as a favour, if be would fend him four of five boxes of his Dixon's Antibilious Pills. as Coon as he puffinly can. Mrs Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medicine, Is now pregnant and very unwell. For the great fervice they have hem to Me. Lloyd. as Well as to Colonel Bilbopp and all his family, Captain Llbyd feels It !Radom to momtuend the Pills wherever he goes; and be really thinks, if Mr. Dixon would appoint lime perfuns as maiden in this county, it would be a benefit to the coninionity:' From Mrs. MARTIN to Mr. DIXON, Ap nhecary. • Sir--11 hive Come years .fed, and continue to ufe your Mon'. Antibilious Pills; as a family Aperient, I do not know their equal —fince I have taken them, am relieved from a (Minus complaint; particularly &k had-ache, which frequently were very diareiring to me. I recommend them to every family lam acquainted with, particularly thofe who live at fume ellitanee from mediett ads , cf.. " Your's, &e. J. HAMILTON MARTIN. zurcbmoce.boufe, near Woburn, liedforelibire. March 3" Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap ride, corner of Patemofter row, and retail by molt flookfellers In rear Country Town, In boxes at 6s. and ss. pd. each. ADVICE. WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for !kill and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abi lities for the cure of a few reigning Direafes, they rife fuprior to that prejuJice which is fo juilly excited againit the advertifvenente of men, ignorant of the grit principle, and uneducated in the prata tice of ph y fic. Mars. CURRIE and CO regular Surgeons. lines which hd their yeievr emde ryoproivi treatmen t lletor adt flocre,vaenndet„bayi Complaintstheusiltorm ba fu . eees hi therto ken attended, continue with the fame atliti.d'y to dlredt their Studies to the cure of every fpecies of that band al peens, as well as the removal of thee diltrefling debilities and dellekneies which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial nate, lo the cata logue of human•infirmitics, there rge none more afflictin g then thee which are the unavoidable confequence of an indulgUlClthi a certain &Item:Lye habit The unhappy [offerer broods over his misfortunes, aShamed to reek relief, until he is reduced to Nei a Rate of entry, as to render opprefilm. To Inch peewit It will be a confiding refledion to know that they may now, by d new and infallible remedy, be reftored to their former continua clonal ftrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and etbilitated habits, proceeding either from melee*, of conjugal and illicit *dere, or from a long refldence in hot climates, hand drinking, the Injudi• clout tee of Mercury, dec. flu. are fpeedity rehired to bola and ftrength. It mull be a (elf evident propnfitlon, that where the Eggregate of intents:Mal capacity is directed to the treatment - and verde a few peculiar complaints, there mutt be the greeter certainty of (needs • and as a proof of this petition there method of emelt fo particularly expeditious, as well as lafe, and fo evidently rupees(' to the conimon pradtice, that in tome flight cafes cf infeZtion, a peeled reStoration •coropleted in the Short period of TIRE! Dors, and in chore of the utmoft inveteracy, where other Ideal. nonee have failed,' proper perfeverance in their plan of. Brest. meet virtues to the patient a fee, well grounded, and laniug re. eitabliibment. By an early application, the patient will crepe the danger and experice of a tedious attendance open the lelu tape rienced pradticioner. Metres. CURRIE and CO may be ermfulted at t.heir de e% No. toy, liattoo Garden .by patients of either fee, with thereat ell fecrecy, honour, and delicacy. Letters from the count!". are requefted to Rare particulars of the cafe, port paid, enilelinra bank note, which will be duly anfwcred. WILL DOUBLE YOUR CROPS, PULVERIZED GYPSUM, FOR MANURE. FROM fix to eight bufhel, the proper an,lifuF ficient quantity for an Acre of Land, the et of which► will produce a crop double to what the land would without manure; and betides the beneficial eff,cts from the crop being forced, and the land being fo amazingly improved by this cheap and truly Mettle manure, In its effects amid operation it completely Jennie all roans, mice, and heeds, with which the land tatty ba confequently is invaluable when town on turnip land, jolt as the turnips break ground, and which has generally infured a lull crop; and as it is only ufed as a top dreiGng, it may be applied at almoft any State of the growing crop, and at any period ut the year, ex , opt when the grouted is bound with a froft ; and, when (own on clovers or stares loon after she Grit crop le removed, wall reture a met abundant fecond crop, and in many benefices a Large third cutting has been obtained ; and, it poor chalky, gravelly, Tandy, of loam) foils, its extraordinary effedte in Its adtbm o•i the foil aed on the atmorphore, is well known to all experfenerd sgritiskuo reline who are at all acquainted with cheating, to need nu fur ther comment; indeed, Its operation is Gi quick, that In a very Short time afterufed, you may let to kalfan inch where it has beta (own, and write your name in the graft, which will be edi ble in a few days after (own, by the plant being Stronger, higher, and of a deeper green colour than the adjnining parts. .This has beta proved in a thoufand lofance. ; and as a cheap, ready, aid efficacious manure, its virtues (though proved and steeled by many hundred farmers) almult exceed belief. rice many minion* of acres of poor land now under cultivation in many commies i , s this kingdom, that fearer!) , in their prefent Rate pay thr ripetve " I I of cultivation, may be brought at once into a nat.: in feting, to return Gx foldeach crop, far the expel:cc laid out in the improve ment by the life of this manure. as Gypfurn is known to give twelve t„, les its own weight in crop for rh quantity uted—Three tows of CRAW' having be. n cornatortly produc e d from the safe m lie bullies of Gypfum on an acre, Want the the landurunanured did not produce one ton. :Leh farmers who are hot acqaalifeed With its fertilialmf properties, are required may to make tiiseaflt, to be convinced of ft. fruetlf)itte qualities—ant:las formal a q entrety AS from fix to eight bulbelvi, fulficksit fur au aere--one waggon load being enough fur ten acres of land, and will have as much effect on the foil as one hundred leads of dung. Suck a imminent., (acing of fo much carriage and labour, and the facility by Which every farmer could manure annually, If required, the whok of his land, malt be obvious to every capacity. Prepared and fold at No. 61. Blackman Street, Landon, at ge per babel, for Ready Money; and Country under. duly exe cuted, ind fent by land carriage, coals, o. cosilways. to any part of the kingdom. From Its great weli•ln. three hufatatofit6-at for a lack, and tacks provided, If required, and •tho ocialilaiv con price ebarged.for thorn. • 111011 WATER Al' LONDON int gnat , To.4oititow Mora log 25 emote.' . A tternoun 3 • 14 4.1 ,, tif." sire, LuNUON Frimed and pubriled by LIMO: (niran tereury•place. Lambeth), at the STAII.Or rice, No. t, Cyr, T . ltreet. !VOW alu a UK Staa (Janes lemptc.hir. SALE S BY AUCTION. CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYP, June ts, 11806. FO BE SOLD. On Wednefday the tßth Inftant, at n o'Clock in the Forenoon, A Cutter called the DASH, of the under-written Dlinenfions, together with her Materials and Stores, for a Privateer. Length aloft, 62 Feet I Indict, Breadth, 19 Feet 8 Inches, Depth, 8 Feet al Inches. Bundles 9 4 1 Tons. Subjed to fueh Condition, at Isle u 'hal be then produced. FOR SALE, At the London inn, Plymouth on Friday the 4th of July next, at Eleven o'Clock, SUNDRY Warlike and other Stores, con fi ning of Sails, Running Rigging, and other Cordage, Junk, Treble, rouble and Single Blocks, Iron Balluß, Water Calks, Mufkets, Ours, Shot, Gunpowder, and other Warlike Stores, Beef, Pork, Bread, Flour, and other ProviSons, with various other valuable Articles lull landed from the French Nations! Brig Niareue, con demned as Prize to hb Majefty's Ship of War Niobe, commanded by J. W. Loring, Ertl. For viewing the Stores sad for Catalogues, and any further particulars, application to be made t' Edward I.rue, Eft the Agent, or to Thomas Lockyer, Sworn Broker. Plymouth, June tj, 'Bo6. FOR SALE. At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 4th of July nest, after the fate of Stores per Niarque, SUNDRY Warlike and other Stores, confilling of Sails, Running Rigging, and other Cordage, Blocks of different Sizes, Gum, Mateo Gunpowder, and other Warlike Stores, Beef, Pork, and Bread, Water Calks, and various other Articles, Jut% landed from the Smith Private Ship of War Prince& de la Pail, captured by his Majcity's Ship Loire, coasmanded by F. L. Maitland, Erg. For viewing the Stores, and for Catalogues, and any further particulars, apply to Edward Lyne, Efq. the Agent, or to Thomas Loch yer, Sworn Broker...—Plymouth, March tg, *Bob. STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HENSHALL, On Monday the rub day of Auguit nut, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Lyttldea's Arms, Penkridgc, In the county of Stafford, In five Lots, (ankh previoully dircifee of by Pri vate Contraet), AVery valuable and truly deArable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Bradley, In the laid county of Stafford, called SRAIDICOTT HALL E.TATI,Ina mat fertile diltridt, corn prizing five complete Farms, with fuldtantial Farm Haul. a, Out buildings, and proper Offices, and nine hundred and twenty Acre. orrery produdtive and rich Arable, Meadow, and Failure land, divided Into proper fixed Inclofures, and let to Melfrs. Robert Wright, Ruffell, Forrdter, Cotton, and Walter Wright, Tenants at Will. The Pilate ahonnas with Game. the neighbourhood gentcet, and the Land to capable of great improvement by irrigation anti drainage. For farther particulars apply at the offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. .1 4. Carey Rivet, Lincoln's Inn, London ; and ar born, and Warwick; alto at Meffra. Collins and Keene, Solicitors, Stafford; at the Hotel, Birmingham; the principal inns at Wol verhampton, Newport, Neweaitle. Brifloi, Woreetter, &e. To CALICO PRINTERS, PAPER MANUFAC TURERS, &e. At the Swan Inn, In Litchfield, in the county of Stafford, on Tuefday the Bth day of July next, at Three o'Clock In the At. noon, ACapital FREEHOLD ESTATE, known by th e name of PONES MILL, fituate in the Parini of Stow, near Litchfield, In the county of Stafford. The nate confißi if a ca pital powerful water mill, with a newly.ereeted c^ft iron ov:rthot wheel, on the molt approved principle, 12 feet 6 inches in diame ter, and 8 feet in width. A large Refervoir. (applied by a Bream, which has never failed even in the dryeft (talons, and of which the water is remarkable for its pur ity. About Ten Acres of Rich Meadow Land, in a high Rate of Cultivation. • A comfortable Dwelling Hoare...A newly ended Building three Stories high. about po feet long, and a 8 fret wide, Store Rooms, Drying Rooms, a Padding Room 26 Yards in length, Stable and other convenient Out buildings. 'Fhe Country in which this FRate is fituate, Is particularly fine ; Labour and Coals are cheap. It Is within a mik of the City of Litchfield, and a mile and a half from the Grand Frank Canal, end near the Great lo.ndon Roads. The Eftate ie Freehold of Inheritance.—.4l confiderahle part of the Purchafe Money will probably be 'Offered to remain on the fecurity of the Premlfea. F.nr a view of the PremWes, apply to Mr. Saville Smith, Clore, Litchfield,and fOr further particulars to J. B. Scott,.Efq. Litchfield ; Thomas Francis, Efq. Birmingham; Thomas Thompfun. jun. Efq. Newcallle under-Lyne; Mr. William Aliiinale, Blackburn; Mr. Richard Hofkins, of Manchcller ; and at the Office 01 Duckworth, and Chippindall. In Mandielbrr storefald. RHEUMATIBI4B, Palfies, and Gouty Aff,lti one , with their uhall concomitants, Sp fine, or Flying Pains . Fla tulency, Incligation, and general Debility (originating i• whatever fourte), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's , ESSENCE. of MUSIARD PILLS, after every other means had felled. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (ufed with the in thole complaims where mteffary), Is perhaps the moil ac tive,penetrating, and effedual Remedy in the world, ger erally cur ing the ftvereft SPRAINS and BRUISES, in Ids than half the time ufually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and If bled immediately after any accident. it prevents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE Is equally effi. eacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs. Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Plmplea,Ring worms, Shingles. Breaking, out on the Face, Nufe, Ears, and Pye-lids; Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Burns and Scalds, Sote Heads,ol4 Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every defeription. Prepared only, and fold by R. Joe, NSTON, Apothecary, No. sr, Greek-Re - Let, Soho, London. The Effence and Pills at as. std. each i the Cerate at is. lid. and as. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. •,„• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. JON inferred on it.