Star. — London, England, 1808-03-03 00:00:00

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MA the First Part of THE CREATION. oh Two Grand Mi.cellanoous Acts, in which will be intro bad, for the First Time, Mastine's Concerto for the Violin by HLEY ; a New B RAVURA DUETTO by Mrs. VlC lar Aa fl os d Ms. BR AHAM 1 Marcello's Favourite Anthem -0 0 L so ord our Governor !" by Mrs. BLAN}). pr i nc ipal Vocal Performers--Mn. DIC KO NS, Mrs. BLAND, u s BOLTON, and Madam DUSSEK ; Mr. BRAHAM, ii . GosS, Mr. GREY, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. y d agiof the Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Orpn, Mr. J. ASHLEY. ..---. To commence at Seven.—Half Price at Nine. • VICTUALLING apir011.94W26. mitt: I'HE COMMISSIONERS for OferEPALLING. HIS MAJESTra NAVY, # Aerety glieirOtice ) (Notwithstaridprittliek JkigasirOent latvd the 234 jesting) :That on 'Wednesday the 9th or March next, they will titlitive: Tenders and treat for day ONE HUNDRED THOUS GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM; to be delivered, free, from the bonded Warehouses at the Port of London, owe . half thereof in the tourse of a month, and the remainder in al month afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety W Aiirekls, by a Person, lately:retired from .the Army, a Military Situation, In Tngiand—Town Major, Port Ditto, or Deputy Governor to • Atert, would be preTerr.:4. A SUM from 10001. to 14001. will be eet. nto any La r_Ctip•- y.• them who bee interest to procure tV . alsolye. _Tbe strictest secret-y.IM be obsereed.—Letters, poet t aid, addressed to Y.. Library, BrW9l, will be attended to. . - N. Is. No Broker will be employed. • *- • - TifittitSX THDDSAND LIVES. • . .. ' . This day was - published, ' A nest talon, being THE TILIID with considerable Additions . sad Improvinestas,lo one very la rge ' and cioselypciated Volume, OetaVo.ltrlT,,lli• ia. 1 40 8, 9. 1 erCIE BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and I • .11, CISROWNLOUICAL DICTIONARY. containing ac curate accounts of the Lives, Chaaacraa s, and ACTIONS Of the most enfinent Pllrsoos of 'all Ages and' Countries, including the Revolutions of States, arid tht Successions of sovereign Princes. •,..J By - TORN 11(A'rKINS, lA. D. Stc. etc. A Biographical and Historical' Library, in the form of a M- I dooms, and in the compast of a single volume ' anawsing the CZof reicreace.on. all points of Biography. Chronology, and , &alt.:ages the respect of every Student, and every Lover of Literature. Printed for RICILARD PlneLVs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- Ann, and tb be had of all Booksellers. wAi•:. Of above may be had, by the same Author, Beare-rue a Brocsatirar, in one volume, letnl. with plates, iniswis. bound, aid iistaivo, rsine,os. dd..bound and lettered. • OAK TiMBER.—HERAFORDSbIifEE. T° BE SOLD, some time in the month' of April next, sundry Lots of videa/te OAK 'IIIMBER, now pilw lag in the Parish.of Shobdon, eOit Man from Leominster, Len from Ludlow, twenty-four from Hereford, amd tkirti*tee from Worcester. Doe notice will be given of the time and pito waffler of Sale. Further particulars may be known, by anabillisi Groom, No. 10, Lincoln's bin Fields, Landaus. to Mr. Fos, No. 93, Arundel-street, Strand; and to Mr. yrs.. Smith, of Slsobdon-Court, near Leominster; who will thew the Timber. . . days after date. _ - - The Conditions of the Contract (in which some new regulation, have been introduced) may be seen at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than Ten Thousand Call Ons. . No regard will be had h any Tender ix which the price ,hall not be Limed listoordi at length, nr that Stall not be dcliwerd to the 80671 d be for. or ed 11 4 .1111 tAt efik4,lfeednerd4 the 9t h of March next, nor unleoa tieliestr iiiiiiirdilis gat Tastier; ot4ttite Tenon en Li, kh.y . , attend: 40jkos e lr-.61A404 . 411n '• : : • ' .-' ' - . ,eue..------------- - it &UN OM FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue •to be made iv t h e m ost elegant and fashionable manner, and in that weippfVed gryte of cutting which has given universAl sails. h e irs to t o he Nobility and Gentry, by DIETRICH%EN and & Ali, Taylors, at No. iti, Rathbone-place, London (the lab terheeteee Foreman to Mr. Allen). They also make yowls Gt ol es see• Suits and Hussar Dresses In the most mach' alai, spit Ron. Country Residents Wray be informed how ip &obi .1.„,. wo re per Post. ""i mme meis, Court D r esses, Naval Unlforms, Leitther Breech (s4llo, Ike. e. TO 47. PhREMPTORILY RE-SOLD, Pursuant to two several Orders of the High Court-of Cliamiky, made in a Ciuse, wherein Sir James Tylney Lung, Bart. (npw deceased),an infant, by his nest friend is Plaintiff, and Thomas Peckham Phipps, Esq. and Others are Defers:bona . ; and In a. Cause, wherein Catherine 'Fylney Long, an inf to,by keV next '• friend, is Plaintiff, and Lady . Catherine Tylney Long, widow, andothers, are Defendants, before James Stinky, Es - q. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in Southampton l3tilldingkOhanCery lane, London, on Tuesday the 29th day of March next, lit tween the hours of Twelve and One of the Clock in the After- A ItYLENDUY WORK, DESCRIPtIVE OF MODERN • • a e LONDON. . Th.* diy aka ptibli shed, In one large sad iiientfennete Volume, illustrafed viwith Sixty Engravings, by tbkine.Azdats, phis and "•loToularairTca 'Three Guineas in Boas* itgOOERN • LONDON : consisting of a Brief Histori of the Metropolis of the Britten Empire, and of a 'lnt andClacesssratertat Descannon of its PRESENT ST ATE;., ithistrated by: beautiful ckaracterisdc •-itavisecs, npiesentthg all the Places of great Public React, aid the principal Buildings. •• This Work Is the only . existing Publiestinhall wilkient Cos - sequence and Authority to illustrate to Foreignsol Ind Strangers the Wealth, Splendour. Population, and Magnkude, of, the largest City in the World. It was published expre.s.ly with that Design, and It is-calculated to convey to theresnotat Nation tbe dear_tst ideas relative to London, and to preserve the recollection of its most interesting Features to those persons who see or bps been familiar wititketn. Printed for RICHARD Pontits No. 6, Bridgootoisti-illack friars and to bed of all Booksellers.and De len in Books. Of whom may bead. by the same Editor; price Ss. boned In red, THE PICTUItE OF LONDON, for 180$. ,onuck, Alma 1, 108. • t. 641111831. o,loi4 f or PICIVALLING HIS prAvEgs - emitvr, d, ,64;rieillatier,.• That an •Ntecitiesday the 234 instant, they will be ready to re caive witting (sealed up) and treat for the ur.der mentiOned descriptions of ASH TRUSS HOOPS, not nailed, viz. Long Pipe. Kilderldn, • . Short Ditto, Butt, middling • ..: I: Hogshead, • : than tlisr • !• . • Satnple of whiatiqfti iiiiitausal with the Tenders. The quantities that mpg :bp agre e d upon, to be delivered into ,^esszradfittuldlitly Siotes at Deptford, in three months, and to be paid (Or by Bills, payable with I,Ati 1.1 NIX r TUESDAY , : - • e" : • - ' 110,01INE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING ; following unusually Rich LIST of CATITAI: PRIZES : t .. • • . . _ ... yplopala aC2o,o££lo,ooo . are £60, 000 k - ..... • ' c ......_ ::,- - 10,000 30,000 Z 4 5;000 20,000 • 2/ l,OOO 20,000 . 0 „....» -.... • ' 500 - 13,000 - tiVlFT•und C0.•N0.. 11 ,' -Poultry, and No. 12, 0 a w ing Cros . s, reconuitendtcrtheir Friends and the Public the gen Sclieme,tsisolseisiininipetior advantages to any Lotterjr for m in lean past i not Tbreviganks to a Prize, an extraordtharq ainihdof 214 , 51 tel **Pr!! tbr Prizes llzedfilciYasticularhipys. * .e lY , . Mp i zißa.,ll.4:l4 the =le L*l . 4 l l4llafe: • e Tic t - No.' 11 tilli;onrp:Prize - cir . iirrastvaiairrottals. ' .- • ri°l'CaPials; • mon, QEYERAis Freehold Messuages, Buildings, and la Premises, situate in Spit2r street, Hunt-street, and Hunt.' gourt, situate at Mile-End, New Town, in the parish of Saint Dunstan, Stepney, in the county of Middlesex, being the Pre mises comprised in Lots 9, 10, 11 and Is, in the general particular of the Estates, sold before the said Master in the did Causes, on the 18th and 19th days of August last. Particulars whereof maybe Lad at the said Master's Chambers, Irt Southampton-buildings ufort.s.id, at the Office of Mr. Arnold, BolLitor, Bedford-row, Londot ; and of Mr. Perser, Surveyor, •Bennett-street, Blackfriars-road, whe.e a Plan of the Premises may be mtn. iffteiest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the .Secretary's Office. No regard twill beige( to any Tender in which the j• :re shall not be he- . serted in veronica length, or that shall not be deli veredio the Board before one o'clo.h' 'cos she said Wednesday the 23d instant, nor tost&s.t the per. son who make: the rider, or wait person on his behaf j ; attends, to tower when calledior. • THE UNITED-KINGDOM, with 60 Maps. In the Press, and Ina few days will be published, In one very large and closely printed volume, 6vo. (corresponding with Watkins's Biographical Dictionary) accompelded by sepa- a rate Maps of every County in England, and by various Maps of Walei, Scotland, and Ireland, price so. complete in boards; or the Dictionary, done up without the Maps, price 16s..in boards; or the Maps, done up separately, price 10s. 6d. half bound, forming the completest Ades of the British Islands yet published, every Map having been drawn purposely, from ori ginal materials, on a new plan, ..TOPO RAPI-lICAL DICTIONARY of the _Lk UNITED KINGDOM, compiled from PARLIAMEN TARY, GOVERNMENTAL, and other AUTHENTIC MO DERN DOCUMENTS and AUTHORITIES, (each , of w eh are annexed to the respective Articles,or particularly in the Preface), and containing LEGAL, ECCLESIASTICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, TOPOGRAPHICAL, ANTIQUARIAN, COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, and STATISTICAL ACCOUNTS of livery C OUNTY, HUNDRED, CITE, BOROUGH, MARKET-TOWN • PALISH_ „. TOWNSItIP„ HAMLET, Tyrntsm, . 1 1tAves, CANAL , M O UNTAIN, BAT, HARBOUR, RUIN, IarNTLESIAN'S SEAT, and other remarkable. object Or place 111 .ANGLAND, WA LES, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, and the Ta rtans small Islands dependant on By ILLIAM the British, Esq. Empire. W It w: old be useless to specify to whom such a Work as the 'itbove h es ribod would be useful, because it would be difficult to escovir any Class of Persons to whom it would net be indispen sable for daily and hourly reference. • To establish its peculiar Claims to Confidence and general Pre. ference, over every other Work of the same kind, it if simply ne cessary to mention that the Author was the person employed by Government in condensing and completing the Reports published by Parliament, of the Population and Cultivation of Great Bes tain, and likewise in arranging the Clerival Returns, and the cor rected Lirst sent from the different Clerks of the Peace. He has consequently been able to render it an Authority on most of the Topics on which he treats. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Ni. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be load of all Ecoknellers in Great Britain and 11%.- land, in boards, and in various bindings. 14. B, Country Bookz.dlers are requested to be particular in dis tinguishing the Wolk complete, which sells for Sis. boards—she Dictionary, without the Maps, whichsillsfor 16s. boards—or the Atlas plain, without the Dictionary, which sells for las. 6d. hal bound—oethe Atlas tolound, which stns for 1 Ss. 4 1 .440 0/I "Kr"7. . ithAfko- • .: 1 011iSTA U,.. A. 4471 414 W BEGINS :1544.1 ". " DiaWl•Nti. Thellekst , ail mid ami divided intO'Halies, Quaie : rs, Eighths, - •-and3i=ognthz, by lAAZAID, tURNE, and Co. Siva . ..Brokers, at their State Lottery Qffice, No. 93, Royal Exchange, and o what else in London, on their Account. • • 5 iii SCHEME, without any istheapitaii,. cantata Prizes of X 2 0 1090 OA. 5 ditto -- 10,000 • • 4 ditto 5,000 . •-. 20 -- ditto - 1,000 • - S 0 ditto • 500, etc. ace: Not Three Blanks to a Prize, and nearly Double the Numbei of Capitals contained in any Lottery for many years past, though • wee of those Lotteries consisted of 10,000 Tictets. Lunn (post-paid} duly answered; and co - tinny orders, ye.' minuted with remittance, attended to on the same terms.as if prow. CUSTOM•HOUSE, London, Fc6. 25, 180. FOR SALE, = 8 g Oast of the ifeet. Commissimers of Ms Mljeity r Cushmr,, Tuestiari the Ist, Virednesday the 2d,Thuraday the 3d, Friday tie 4th, and Wednesday the 16th March, nos, at Thee o'Clock 4s t h e Afternoons of the said Days, - • In the Langitoom, Custom House, London, THE following GOODS , which are allotted in :small Quantities, for the better accommodation of the seve ral Dealers, as well as private Persoas, who choose to become PUrchasers. PLAIN FACTS NEED NO PUFF! THEN FOR A CANDID STATEMENT 1 ' • • THE present STATE LOTTERY coat aids 60 A CAPITAL PRIZES !! Consists of only 25,000 Tie** saileativety Not Three Blanks to a Prize! • . • -,1 Begics Drawing NEXT TUESDAY , Ma rch 8,'18011.; "". Read the Stet Lottery SCHEME: .• • s Prizes of £20,000 are LlO,OOO, • S -- 10,00.0 90,0,1) . 5,000 20,000 , o s, 1,000 —L - 20,000' 500 15,000' /` 100 • 4,00 4•.• SO.. 3,000 . 21 21,000 15 - 76,500 1 . 01 NOME CONSUMPTION. • - Rum, brandy, Geneva, Wine, Cordials, Soy, Rip Balsam, Haerlem 011,1stfingoes, Mask, China, Tea, toffee Chocolate, Sugar, and other grocery, Plate glass , Op ium, Wool, Boats, Deals, .111asts • Spars, Staves:, Mahogany, Flour, Barley, Oats, Mats, To ,b.acc 9. 9 .Asbes and Cinders, Woollen Cloth, Shawls, Stockings, I.ea diet Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Gongs, Lace Veils, Sewingslik, Prints, ''filitquireit Ware, Pans, Cornelian Stones, Beads and Ornaments, Fire Arms, Hearth RugS, I.eafher Pantaloons and Breeches, and -sundry other sorts of goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. .. - . CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. • The Tobacco As:se*. sad Cinders to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks —the Boats, Deals, Masts fcc. at the Tobacco Ground; near Greenland Do ck—and all the other Goods art% Majesty's Warehouse, CustOmhouse, London, on Saturday Oselt7thr, and. Monday *the 99th of February, 1808, and on.thp..Days of Sae, from 9 in.the morning, to I in.the after noOeii s4Aogues will be delivered. . • 'De us ,ail l 1 7 ;-%ndry . Watcbcs, Trinkets, Woollen Cloth, ate. whiclC 31telin Wednrsday the IGth March, 1808, will not be on viewfidllThe Monday mid Tuesday preceding the Sale. . . • N. B. Gah b24lAr at skis Sale mast L.• raid for on or before Friday, the Ist of April Isoll,. between the hmrs of nine o'clock is the morning andaksw is thi Ussoon or lie draosits made thereon orlll absolutely be commforf eileyl, a awls resold at afrore .Sak. !0 - -4 . • . 45 -41111• WOO Tickets • xs#opoo . Tickets and Shar.rs are now Selling* SIR JAMES BRANSCQMB and Co. PrOprietora drips Lucky Offices, %•• No. 11; Holborn, si, Cosi&11, and 38, Haymarket. *us and *kw are likewise: on Saleobir the City F r eehold ;}.!fine* i 5. ..c.• • .• - - • - -•-- CHESHIRE.. BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. This day was published, illustrated by various Engravings, some of them coloured after Nature, and with a coloured Map, distin guishing the different kinds of Soil, price ten shillings in boards, A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRietILTIJRE of CHESHIRE, drawn up for the Board of Agricteture and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and describing the Geo graphical Situation and general Circumstances of the County; the State of Property ; the Bulldiup, the Mode of Occupation • the Implements; the Enctbsures,; the Arable Land, in every ki nd of Culture ; the Grass Lands ; the Gardens and Orchards ; the Woods and rlantations ; the Wastes, the Improvements, general and particular; the Live Stock; the Rural Economy, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commerce, • Manu factures, the Population, Societies, &c. &c &c. By HENRY HOLLAND, Esq . Printed for Ric steno D Put I. ti es, Bridge-street,tillackfriars; and sold by Messrs. POOLE, Boort re and Son, and o her Bookselless in Chester; also by all Booksellers In Great Britain anilirelaad. Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Surveys of the under-mentloned'Countles, recently published under the direc tion of the Board of Agriculture, uniformly printed in stesavo, andd-ae up inboards, 1 11* -Lat. ...,: 2 Affddleton's Middlesex, 2d edition ' 31 1 ,104 -..;# s Billingsley's Somersetshire - 1 • ' 4 Rudge's Gloucestershire - - 5 Smith's Argllesitire, 2d edition ;.. 6 Ndsmith's Clydesdale, 2d edition - 7 0 7 Duncumb's Herefordshire . - . 4 0 . 8 Boys's Lent - 7 0 I s ,' 9 Young's Herefordshire - - 7 0 ; . 10 Young's.Lincobtskire . 10 6 11. You Norfolk : . . - 6 0 • lit Young's Suffolk, ad editieu - . 8 0 18 'nunea. Ism, two vole- 21 0 ~. 14 Kent's Norfolk . . . - - • 6 o 15 - Scongrvilesßast ..Isothian . 6 0 16 Thomsosealifoddee - - 7 0 1 .17 Hok's Languid's*. - 6 0 .; 111 Robertson's Mil-Lotbls) . •• • -•• 7 0 ,„, Is Balley r Cullet, and Pei es Northurnber-Z 9 0 1 •• ;61 - land, Cumberland, and-Westmoreland S ! SO Levees Notticrghinashirs - - 5 0 1 21 Robertson's Perthshire - 7 9 2 • Douglas's Roxburgh and SeLkirksliire 7 0 23 Plymley's Shropshire - - 9 0 ' 24 Pitt's•Staffc • &hire - • 7 0 9.5 Brown's Yorkshire, W. R. - 7 0 26. Tuke's Yorkshire, N. R. - 9 0 27 Vancouver's Devonshire - - 15 0 N. B. Corrected and enlarged Reports of other Counties will be published, in a corresponding size and type, after the rate of six or eight per annum, till Surveys of the whole kingdom have been publi led ; in the mean time 20% as • far se published, uniform/1 , done up, or particular Reports, slay be bed of all Ileoiesikts, aS the pleasure of the Purchaser. TIN'II I 4.-04%.7013 Wag- FQR,IikEADING. . ._ .. StfARIS of TsciAti Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper at . j o wl s,; s, tgf t w, Comentio,,than at the other • Drum. The. Stmeatent_of .Prices as .under, will. &may rove le great Saving to,the,rubkici. _ ... 4 ., . .17 _AIN Zell Pascal, druxe.„Oritc.Es' Pixicre, Allifiag a good Profit. ' width they avoid Publishing. ...• 14 ' .t's-!,tltt . 10.12. • 0 Half - ...... Z i ti.:..,: , . . 5.6 0 Quarter 213 , 6 Eighth ..., 215 6 . •r•-lt- , .. , .* - 1 0 0 1 • NEXT TUESDAY, the ilth 'of MARCH. the 'O4:HEELS of • * the GRAND STATE I.OTTERY go mend, - Abundantly Stored with Capitals, three times the Number of ' former Lotteries, via. - 3 of XXO,OdO 120 bf st 1 )00 s • 10,mo 30 4 . • . .sc.c. tr.e.. 5c.. -.: •• . ~ Pains in the country, sending 't.e.tters, (Post paid), enclosing Beak Notes Post-Office Orders,, or ilipe/,:-dared Bills, will find - ao aditionai advantage, at, J. WAINER'i, as tile Qountry Offices frequently put on an extraTiofit upon the eitorrhoiwPrice of the wine Lades Offices. - • Letters enclosing *Bank-Notes, Billt,- or Post-Office - Otekeic . 1 000 be WA Double Postage;; and-Letters enclosing Cash; .roust • . hepaid Treble Postage. • • " .. • . CoLtdaNICK tleusE, CORNWALL. TO BE LET, ready furnished; for a Term, not less than S years, r OLDRENICK HtUSE, situated about thittem 1 6- 4. Miles front Wrpoiut, near Plymouth Dock t the Lodge jeins the Turnpike Road from that place to Liskeard, and is daily passed by the Mail Coach; the latter Town is distant about four Miles, and has an excellent hifcket- The House binds in an ettensive Lawn well wooded, having a walled G . ardeivst6hted in a Kitchen Ga . :den, and S'..rtilberies, containing altogether Seven Acres, with Stables, Coach House, Brewhouse, Dairy, Wash-hots", and Laundry, detached from the House, and contains a Book Room, Drawing Room, Entrance Hall, and a Parlour, Butler's Pantry, China Closet, two Kitchens, and Housekeeper's Room, Servants' Hall, Scullery and Pantries on the Ground Floor ; a Sitting Rcom, and 11 Chambers, besides Closets on the First Floor, and various Servants' Apartments in the Attic Storey. Tho taker may be accommodated with a large Conrtlage, con taining barns, pound house, granary, farm, stables, shiphays; and Unhays; an inclosed rabbit warren, an orchard, and 36 Acrca of Land, besides the Lawn, which is 62 Acres. The whole or any part of which may be rented at the option of the taker, who may also he accommodated with some Wines. 'rise House. and Grounds may be seen by- applying for permission at the house, and .the terms and further particulars may be obtailed at Mr. H. Wooll combe's Office, in Plymouth.—Plymouth, Feb. 63, 1800. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. • . A GENTLEMAN Of 'respectability, who has made this particular study for many years ta•find out a mire for sktorbutic Leprosy, vritla which he was afflicted from infancla, ' k ls now the happiness to inform the Palaiic, that. kind .Pe ova.. Diver has la liinX to the discovery' of a. Medicine, which his. Completely cured him. He has Asa hid full proof 'of its efficacy blessing the scrofula and other dismits *arising from the impurity of theblood. The great utility ern& dikovery being thus crepes • t Oratall. y Jutown by him, in sympathrecall the afflicted, he orlon; to Make the knowledge of it univertal, that they may.tan.• take of its beneficial effects, and that the dreadful malady may be meted froni Mankind: ' The Medicine may he laken at any enesobititthe greatest safety Without confinement from besiness orrestriction of regimen. He now proposesmaking it known, if the Public will subsctilk a tom equiv a l en t t o its Mine, and he his, no doubt, when he con diem the interest which the 'inhabitants of this country take in the 'offerings of their fellow freetures, and' the greet Ivor/oda that lave been given for disinveries of far less importance to mankind; slat they Will'truly appreciate the molt vahie of the discovery: . Letter', stating the sum subscribers ire willing to give, wifl teetered 'rpm paid) idd res i c d to Patsifs, • care" of Mr. French Oclabbyi , Sal foid, Manchester. P. S. As some s u b sc ribers may ma wish their noires ti be • known, all may depend on the strictest secrecy being observed and nothing will be expected fauna them till the medicine has Litt' hill proof of its efficacy. . TO TANNERS AND • FELLAKONGERS. A VERY DISITABLE SITUATION IN THE CITY OF . LiNCOLN. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • • A LL those Extensive and Commodious Premises A a, ;occupied by Mr. Preston, the Proprietor,pleasantly situated 4 n the High-street, and extending backward to the navigable. Ri ver Witham ; in every respect well adapted, and possessing some •leesl advintagesjor carrying oil the Business of a Tanner and Fellmcn;er, on a large and profitable scale ; consisting of a very good' and • convenient Dwelling House, with good Cellars, two Kitchens,Dining Room, Drawing Roont,good Cham bers,l and Store Rooms, a good Counting House, Leather Houses, and Chambers, a Granary, Stable ; and Hat-loft, two Gardens, a Pad dbek, or piece of Ground of About two Acres, with a Wind Milt and Horse Mill to grind Park, Drying Sheds, Bark Sheds, Beam Hour', Wash House, and Pulling House, Wool Chambers, and other convenient Offices, with about 80 Tan Vats and Lime Pits, upon the River Witham, from whence there is a conveyance by WAta to any part of the kingdom. The Stock will be tanned out, or taken at an Appraisement, ai m ay be sposcxonvenient to the Purchase r. , pait , of the Purchase-money may remain, fta os ii e d, on t h e Security of the Premists. • For Particulars apply to Mr. Preston, "to . Mr. Wharfe Preston, Louth. • • A large qaaoty of Bark on the thilcuritaiier, ifrequite • •••' ;tit v. 14 he C:. ing ing of his risbip Ctirra . -~ . .i . • ~,. ~..~ • • THE MEDICAL ow;r4VAIL • • This day was published, No. VI. OP THIS r.owalm... co-- - iNi•: G AN AcCOLINT of Dr. Brod:lmes 0 itnt. - 1 Vege table Cordial, Leake's Patent PIP*, -Ingisa's Scotch Pills, Brathwaite's genuine Black Drops, Taylor's Remedy for Deaf ness, Dr. Austin's Chalybeate Pill, Cathcart's Edinburgh Obit meet; Letter to Dr. Garthshore ; Letter to Members of Parlia ment who have been in the East or West Jostles; on the l'Olooo - of the College of Physiciaqs ; Latter to the-AttornersGeneral on the Forfeiture of the Charter of the College ;. 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