Star. — London, England, 1813-07-07 00:00:00

RINCE REGENT'S PBBLIC RREAKPAS7: }-lis Royal Highness the Purstr. RPntuvr gave a most splendid and sumptuous public Breakfast )ester day, at Carlton House, iu a style of princely rrntplil. ficence. Every arrangement which ingenuity could devise nr taste approve, WAS made up( n the occasion, for the accommodation of the illustrious company, which comprehended tl , e great majority of the Nobi lity and distinguished fashiona . bles yet in town. The company began to arrive at three o'clock, ,agie , ably to the invitation of tie illustrious host.— The various apartments appointed kr the entre and reception of the visitants were prepared and fitted up cn a bcule of magnificence which might vie in gran. dear, heauty, and effect, with even oriental splendour. 'i he conservatory presented a scene of ribline's and variety of embellishment which has not been sur passed on any former occasion. The finenesi and se. renity of the day added much to the 'enjoyment •of the c. mpany. Tile garden in ail tented comforts and c• 91 rc fresliing circulation was a scene of resplendent magnificence, and aided by and •combitied 'with the judicious eff,,rts of some of our greatest artists, pre. stirrd a most enchanting appe.aance. Upon the marquee in which the PRINCE and his Royal Mother and Sisters took their seats were exhi. bited a French stand of colours taken in the late me worable battle near Vittoria, and also the' Bltton br Marshal staff of General JOURDAN, over which was suspended the unconquerable British flag, which seemed to wave with triumphant majesty over the prostrate ensign of the beaten enemy. The teats and marquees which had been pitched for the grand ball and supper on Wednesday last, re . xnaineaf, part being protected by chevaus tie frire, and about six others were added upon this occasion.— 'There was also an addition of a platform, encircled by a blooming grove of mange and lemon trees bearing fruit, and a Chinese temple and pagoda for istfreslinients, the latter of which was an exact resent , Mance of that at Kew. :• Her MAJESTY and the PruYcessrs arrived at the princely mansion at three o'clock, in two carriages, after having taken some previous refreshment at Lae Queen's Palace, and they were soon after followed by the remainder of the Royal Family. Her Royal !Highness Princess CHARLOTTE of Ware - i, arrived in tber chariot about half past three. The rapidity with which the carriage proceeded preventA .the 'Crowd collected from greeting her Royal Highness rVeith the same enthusiastic huzzas with which she !.was received on passing throsigh the same street during the iilumination on the preceding , ~ vening. gt did not, however, preclude them from gratifying 'their eyes with the sight of their future Queen in alt the bloom of youthful beauty, and all the animation of admirable health and spirits going to grace and Igratity with her august presence that Couit over Which .ihe will hereafter preside. Above .500 of the illustrious assemblage had ar rived soon afrar four o'clock, and they subsequently re ived from the inviting promenade in thegardens to artake of the sumptuous Ajami in the lower apart rents of the house. Her Royal Hightit ss Pt imess MAP. v wore a superb Brussels lace dress over a I.ale lilac satin. Head drys•, au elt gan: Brussels lace howl, with a bunch of natural Bowers. Her Royal Highness neVcr appeared to more advantage. Lady :-/tt. - tott N—A thin muslin dress over wl ite satin, anti richly trimmed with fine lace, a white satin spencer a miliiairs. dead-dr. as, White twin hat and flume. Hon Miss Fa. sin—A Drussels net dress over white satin, Mil - rimed with blond lace ; lilac ininircze spencer. Hon. Miss ELCANOII 1R.% It.ballie as her sister. ILLUATIA.IIiONS. The demonstrations of public joy were continued Last night with unabated spirit, and numerous im provements in the general Illumination of this great Llity. One continued blaze of effulgence, from Hyde Park Corner to White Chapel Church, dazzled are eyes of the spectators. At Carlton House, a very appropriate alteration was made in commemo rating the late glorious Victory : the mass of lamps ind light was disposed in the same way as on the preceding night, but from the centre of the collonadc I wo stand of colours, taken from the enemy, were ung ; and, upon the summit of the screen, six ree-pounders • were placed, which were discharged 't midnight, to the no small delight of an immense oncourse of well-dressed people, asssemblecl to wit ess the brilliant exhibitirn. His Royal Highness in the true spirit of English hospitality which ever parks the munificence of Craton House, ordered ball a donn Barrels of Ale to be distributed to the p-pulace. A band of music was placed in the Court Yard, and played martial airs. About twelve o'clock R Triumphal Car paraded the streets, with colours eying, and several Musicians playing cn warlike histruments. The usual accompaniments of rockets, squibs, crackers, &c. were not wanting. The dif ferent church bells rang merry peals, and _fired vd- Ues, as they are called, when they clash together.— i n the discharge of cannon there were several . full l 'lateens, which were grand and effective. 1 Her Grace the Duchess of Roxatineut was preven ted attending the breakfast at Carlton House yeAcr gay, in consequence of a severe sprain of her ancle. Lady CRAWPC:IIOS intended felt WAS yeste r day 1 ) (Istp011ed till next Tuesday, in conzequutce of the dej,uni at Carlton House. The late ball given by Lady SIIIMIELD at Port land-place, and Lady GortnoN's rout, divided the 13eitu Montle. They were 6nrerlAtivc, and forted a fashionable vortex. A di.tres.ing accident occurred in St. James's :met, yesterday, during the proceision to the public t.reakfast at Carlton House. A horse, in a barouche, [filled with Ladies, turned rcstive, kicked over the 1 ra ces, and staved the front of the vehicle. One of he Ladies jumped out of the carri a ge from the alarm, nd broke her leg just above the ancle, besides being inch bruised. 1 A boy, named Higgins, was yesterday knocked down, in Pall-Mall, by the pole of a Gentleman's 'coach, tie fore-wheel of which went over his chest, nd so severely injured him that he was taken to the ospital in a most dangerous state. About twelve 'o'clock on Sunday Fel - might, the tJwellilig-how.e . of Mr. C. Diggar, Crossmylont, was ,Lhscovered to be on are, and , before a n y a ssistance could be rendered, - was altogether, with an adjoining Ern;tl - 1, burnt to the ground. Strong suspicions are etiLertailied that the premises were set on Ire by some kcendiiiry, 1411 r INTELLIGENCE. SUMMER ASSIZE& SMEILAND SUMMER CIRCUJTe B. TROMSON AND I!. La BLANC. • Northampton, Monday, July 26.—Oakhatti, Friday,'July `.incoin and City, Saturday, July 31.--Nottingitatts and Town. Thursday, August 5..--Durby, Saturday, August 7.--I..eicester and Borough, Wedotadayb August 11. , ,-Coveutry and Warwick, Saturday, August 14. NORTHERN SUMMER CIRCUIT. J. eu*MII( AND B. WOOB. York and City,'Saturdiy, July M.—Durham, Saturday, Aug.. 4.—Newcastle arid Town, Thursday, Apg. I 9.—Carlisle, Wed kestlay, Aug. 24.—Appleby, Wednesday ► Sept. 10.-Lanca.ter, Saturday, Sgt. 4. iVESTERN SUMAINR CIRCUIT. D. oitattAta AND V. 61183. _ _ _ Winchester, Tuesday, /My rt.... Salisbury, Saturday, July St. —Dorchester. Wednesday, Aug. 44-Exeter and City, Saturday, Aug. 7.-13ahnin, Monday. Aug. 16.—Aridgeweer, Saturday, Aug. 25.--Brlstol, Friday. Aug. 21. . • OXFORD SUMMER CIRCUIT. J.RAtint ANS J. DANtrizi. • Abingdon, Monday, July 26. — Oxford, Wednesday, July OD. —Worcester and City, Saturday, July 31.—Stalfurd, 1 burs*, s.—Shrewshury, Wednesday, Aug. H.—Hereford, Mon. dr), Aug. 16.—MonnioUtb, Sorday, Aug. 21. —Gloucester and city, Wednesday, Aug. , 25. COURT OF KING'S BFNCH, JULY 5. DELL v. REID. The Court gave judgment in this case upon the following question, namely, 'Whether a British-born sUbject, who was domiciled in a friendly Power, could trade with an enemy to treat Britain, which enemy was not at war with the State in which be was demi eiled ? The Court, on the authority of several cases, held that he could not; but at the same time said, the question might be fit to be more solemnly dis. cussed in a special verdict, if any one hereafter s!tuuld be inclined to put it into that shape. THE KIND v. THE JUSTICES OF KENT. Mr. Tormo chewed cause against the Rule ob tained if} this case, for a certiorari to remove certain orders of the Justices, respecting the building of new Gaol at Maidstone. The Court refused the Rule, on the ground that some of the orders were not the subjtct of a certiorari, and in others the application was out of time. lIAYMARKET THEATRE.-NIOIIItIS V. COLMAN. Sir finmum Roman - , on behalf of the plaintiff, at the rising of the Court renrwed his mction, which had been fixed for this day by desire of the defettdant's Counsel, stating, that Mr. Colman appealed deter mined to do nothing whatever in the business, so that the concern was wholly suspended. . . _ _ _ His Lordship desired the - Learned Counsel to bring his motion (31 the first at the next seal, as it was im possible to hear it now, past three o'clock. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JULY 7. CAPT. is ItISBA NE v. TUE DLL:MAIMS DIP ADMIRAL. DACIIV. This decision is of considerable importance to the Navy. Captain Brisbane paid to Admiral Mere, accor&ag to the usage of the service, a share of freight which Captain Brisbane had earned for bring '' bullion from South America. In 1808 the Courts otWestminster decided in the case of Montague and linverin, that the. Flag Officer had no right to any freight, and on that decision Captain B. brought his action to receiver back the money paid to Admiral llacre, in ignorance of the law. After the pleadings pro. and CON. the Court were clearly of opinion that the action cannot be supported. The plaintiff will, of course, be nonsuited. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, DUBLIN, JULY 2. PARKER V. GIBBONS. Mr. WHITESTONE moved for an order tr) stop fir. tiler proceedings on the part of the plaintiff, until he give security for the costs. He stated, that the plaintiff resides in England, where the Court has no jurisdiction, and alleges himself to have been a part ner of the late .1. J. Bellingham, who assassinated Mr. Perceval, and was hanged for it ; that Bellingham had sent over from Liverpool two hogsheads of horse hair to be sold in this country, upon his own special account, by Mr. Gibbons, and that now, after the. man has been hanged, this Mr. Parker comet, and, alleging the partnership, brings an action to recover the amount of the horse-hair. Lord Noitnettv.—" I perceive, Mr. WhitNtone, that you want to keep this Parker in suspense, he cause his partner Bellingham was sutpewled."—Order giantcd. A stone which fell on Monday se'nnight in Glas gow, during a thunder storm, is supposed by some to be a meteoric stone. It fell upon the sweet, by which it was broken, and a part of it rebounded through a window. When taken up it was so hot that it could not be held in the hand, and was co vered with a filmy matter, and, it is said, w:ts of a sulphureous smell : it is about a pound weight, of a blackish-grey colour. BoxrNc.—Saturday "se'nnight a dispute wok place in Chester, between a sturdy carter and a jolly brewer; ..Ind as it appeared evident that the matter under dis cussion could not be brought to an amicable termina tion by the “ wordy eloquence of the parties, it was recommended to them to resort to inod-me-down ora tory in the church yard. At the commencement of the battle, the Knight of the WO, knotked down all op position. Towards the 3Oth round, hou..ver, the tfirit of the Man of Grain:, became suddenly eleva ted, and he stood to his antagonist like a Giant re fleshed. In short, the brewer got the eekift-hand, j:Ual the carter, and finished the gymnastic perfor mance with a cross-buttock, executed in the style of the first professor:. The 36th round the Jehuitt gave in. Both the combatants were pretty well marked in the face, and the opsk of the carter Leerued " Half unwilling to fun ita officer In the midst of the tight, we pressure of amateurs on the wood railing of the city walls, became so excessive, that it gave way in two places, and great numbers were precipitated amongst the monuments of morta -1 lity. Fortunately none were hurt. MARRIED. Monday, at Queen's -square Chapel, Bath, Daniel Stuart, Esq. ~of Kilburn House, Mii.Wlescx, to Mary Napier ziclialch, only :daughter of the late Major Schalch, of the Royal Artillery. Monday, the stb inst. at Tillington, John King, Esq. of the Leicestershire Militia, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Ayling, Esq. of lillington, Sussex. DIED. Yesterday, at Two Waters, Mrs. Mary Four.lrinier, aged 25 years. Lately, Mr. David Ramsay, of Edinburgh, long Proprietor of The Edinburgh Evening Courant. Friday last, the 2d inst. at his residence, in the Barracks, Chatham, after a tedious illness, Majqr Robert Smith, of the Royal Masines, after a faithful service of 36 years, univorially respected and regretted. /obi • BASIMUJErrs. . Gedtge. tramlty, of Ftancis-placei Westminster-groan, Surrey, and of Sydney's-alley, Leicester-Ca:lb, MiddSetts, hosier,' dolkol-" end elraprnan, to surrender July 10, 17, and August 17, at eleven, at CuildhalL Atturnies, Meets. tunes and Reyna), I.ord Mayor's Court, Royal Exchange. . Luke Si'burn, of Ipswich, Suffolk, liqtusr.tnereisant, dialer and chairman, July 15, 16, and August 17 1 at etevrn,at the Queen's Htad Inn, Ipswich. Attornies, Messrs' Brame and Nistcutt, Ipswich; cr Mr. Burnet, Chathaterplace, Blatirfriars-tead. ..n Mirethurre, late of Wakefield, Yorkshire, malester, dealer and thaptnan, July 16, at seven, July 17, and August 17, at twelve, at eke New Court-house, Wakefield. Attornies, 'Mr. Evans:Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Beaver, Wakefield. William Lace, of Liverpool, slater and plaist..rer, July 20, 21, and August 17, at one, at the Glebe Tavern, Liverpoutr. Attornies, Mr. James Liverpool; or Mr. %%ladle, John -street, Bedford-row, Lund:in. .Thomas fills( and John Bettye, now or late of Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, merchants, dealers chat men, and copartners, July 16, at five, at the Sun Inn, Bradford, July 23, and August 17, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Goniersal. Attornits, Mr. Evans, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Carr, Gomersal, near Leeds: Henry Brauman, of Green-street, Bethnal-Green, Mlddlesext baker, dealer and chapman, July 13, ar one, July V, at twelve, and August 17, at our, at Guildhall attorney, Mi. Mitchell, Swan-strett, Alinories. Daniel Dowling, of Devonshire-street, Queen-square, Middlesex, schoolmaster, dealer and chapman, July 17, at twelve, July 94, and August 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gltrishop, Child's-place, Tempfc-Bar. George Jordan, late of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, jober and cabinet ni.:ker, July '26, 27, and August 17, at e 1 •veu, at the '1 urlr's- Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attoroivs, Mt. Con6table, No. 10, Symond's-Inn, Citancery-lane, Lotplon ;or Mesirs. L.- ley and Fenwick, Newcastle-upon- l'ytte. lola+ Mason, of Rye-lane, Peckham, Snrr-y, potatoc merchant, dealer and chapman, Italy 10, 17, anti August 11, at ten, at Attoruies, Messrs. Ksarney and :‘1.utr,13.4 o p. s a t ,- incest, London. Thomas Jenkins, of Fleet-street, London, taylor, draper, dealer audchapman, July 10; at ten, Juiy 19, at one,.uid August 17, at ten, et Guildhall. Attornisa, Mmes. Douuullun and Bow den, CopthalhbuiLlings, Throginorton-street. John lowett, of Radford. Notthighatnshire, miller and Sour- July 9, at xis, July 10, and August 17, at ten, at the I'unch Bowl, Nottingham. Attoreirs, Messrs. Coldham an I Enfield, Nottingham; or Messrs. Weald:de, Alexander, amid Hultne, Nsw-lun, Looduo. John Segger4, late of Wood-street. Cheapside, London, hosier, dealer and cliapinan, July o, '24, at twelve, and August 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attothey, Mr. Swann, No. .5, New Basinghall-street. Gehrge Heaton, of George street, Tower-hill, London, bri dealer and clilvran, July 10, 17, and Ati;;l:st 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mitchell, Swan -street, Gideon Griadale, of Ship-alley, Wit:close-square, Middlesex, jeweller, July 17, 87, a,d Angus: 17, at u.:e, at GuitallaU.— Attorney, Mr. Collthewood, Watt r-strcet, I.ll.iektriars. Thionaa 1-leather, of Southampton, dealer and chapman, July 23, at three, July 24, at ten, aL.I Augdst 17, at one, at the Coach _ _ _ _ and H•jrsc Inn, Southampton. Attornies, Mr. Hulme , Russil square, London; or Mr. Thomas Parr, Poole, Dorset. George Saltmer, of Kensington, Middlesex, corn and coal-mer cihrtit, July in, 17, and August 17, at tleveu, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. 111•Dulf, No. 3, W . eNt S►uithiield. John Sander+, of Short ditch, Middlesex, upholverer, dealer and chapman, July 17, t!4, arid August 17, at twelve, at Guildhal Attorney, Mr. Cuote, Austin Friars. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To-MORROW. Morn!ng ...... ..... 43 minthes after 9 Aft_rnoon l2 :smut's; af•er 10 TO cure Eruptions in the F:ic?, Skin, &c. without impairing the cor.stimtion, is that excellent pre,paration, Mrs. VINCENI's i:OWLAND's Lozion. The following note from a Lady of rank, No. 49, Charlotte -street, Portland•place. Lady Cz.therine Li n• ox presepts her compliments to Mrs. Vincent, and ha; the pleasure of crating, that, by the use of two quart bottles of her Gowland's LLtioi, the is perfectly cured of a violent Eruption upon her face and arms ; she was recommended by her Physician to make use of the Lotion, ee hich has eitcee•Jed It nto . t SAllgtilllC expectations. Airs. V. is at liberty to r:shd use of her name, as having experiences' its healing virtue:, ; •rid Lady Lennox will also recommend it as much as possible within the sphere of her acquaintance. Sold by Mr•. Vincent, Nil. G, Davies-street, Grosvenor-aga;:re ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxiotd-street ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Cruttwell, Bath ; Woistonholnie, York ; Trewman, Exeter; Gregson, Livsrpol ; Cooke:utak?, Plymouth ; Hoxisnl, Dock ; Tyttabs, Vi'orcester ; Walker, Gloucester ; Jones, Oxford, ard all respectable Venders of genuine Nies:it:int.; and Perinm. rs in every Town in Eel opt, in quarts, Ss. 6d. piLts, ss. Gd. halt pints, .s. 91. To yrevesat counterfeit I.otions, it is necessary to observe the name NI. L. Viticeitt is signed upon all that is genuine. Likewise is sold as above, . _ Vii cent's Restorative 'roach Powder, fur preserving, restor in7, and beauti'ying the l'veth, and curing the Scurvy in the urns, price 2.. Vd each box. GENUINE 11,1EDICINES. NEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul's Church. ,11.: • yard, Proprietors of Dr. James's and other valuable Medi cines, inform tie Public, that since the New Duties the Prices are as follow ; and those who buy six or more will have the Stamps grans: but a. many persons mistake the house, they are desired to observe, that the Number is 45, four doors from Cheapside. a. d. s. d. Dr. James's Powder 29 I Why's Carm:native 1 9 Ditto Analeptic Pills 4 Strong Tinet. of Bark 4 0 The Antibihous P,lts P. 9 I Huxl; - am% ate so Dr. Austin's Chalyb. do. 4 0 English Coffve 2 9 Dr. Ste-re's Opothldoc 29 I Eszence of Givger 2 9 Ditto CUINIaa -.Oa Oil 2 6 Inlifh's Scots Pills 1 I . - Ditto Camomile Drops 1 9 Cheltenham Silts 2 9 Essence of Coltsfoot S 6 IptcPcuanha Lozenges 1 1 Mr. Spence 's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr. Solander's '1 ca 2 9 'lle Cephalic Snuff 1 11 I Henry's Magnesia 2 9 Lozenges of Weis 1 111 Maretlast's Drop• 5 6 Claw's Il[agncsia 36 I Spilbury's Ditto 6 0 'the Eau Medicinele 11 0 Cranes Cough Ditto 7 6 Rheumatic Powder 4 6 Greenough', Tinctures 1 I Tonic Pills 4 9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges 114 Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 14 Soothing Syrup 2 9 Ample allowsnce to Mercluuts, Rec. for a:pension. GUESTONIAN AILDICINES.---CASE S. To Mi. U. GUEST 9, Great Surrey-111m, tout of Black friar's-bridge. Maid-lane, Borough, Southwatk, March 8, 1811. DEAR SlR—When I contemplate on the won. derful cure which your Medicines have perform: el on me, I feel myself desirous of having it made public as possible. In the year 1806 I broke my kg two chili:rent times in the same week, and it was so badly set as to oblige me to waik with my knee on a wooden leg fur six years, the first three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in Loudon, the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until he pro:wince:4l toe in curable, which was in the year I toilr. 1 then begsed of bins to cut di my kg; in answer tow lie observed, that ampe•ation would be the death of me, therelm - e he declined this opt ration In the yt ar I 8 1 '2, you having cored my brother of a most dis• tress!ng head-ache, he recommended me to you : I attended uo my wooden leg, when my kg measured one inch and aim quar tets Ins than the of her—it was cold as ice, anti bad been so for the kr,t five years. Notwithstand 0g this, I had no use for my wooden kg on the second day. The sixth day I finally left of. my crutches, being capable of walking with a stick. In about three months I was compleatly cured, and have continued ever since as well and as upright as ever 1 was. But what seems to me still more strange than this, is, that this leg now measures the same size as my other, nor has it ever been cola since the first week of using your Lotion and taking your Pills. My singular ease. well known to nearly :al the people in Henley in l'harneo., and to more than a thousand people residing within a quarter of a mile from your house, where I live ; and be assured it can never be forgot by me so long as I am capable of recollection and am, dear Sir, ynar humble servant, NO. 5, Ailai4-lane. • WILLIAWI DOW'LINO. (Cue VG In a inure Paper.) SALES :BY AUCTION. Nitlt AitI.ESIAIRY, LUCFC/3. 1.13 MANOR 'AND FARMS. ' Ry Mr FAREBRO'IIVER, At Carraway's, on Friday, tie, at 12 &dock, in 1.0 to, rIE bl ANOIt or Repute d MANOR 01 Upt.a, wits 4 quit tent, payable hens an 3CP,014417, EStirr, and le arral veer compact and highly viltiatile Ereehuld Farins, with excellentj'arm 811i/dings, and Upward. of 770 Atm-% of most istta. ductive MeadoW, Pasture, and Arable Landt, in the !atilt ti Doton, k the county of Lucks, four miles Rein Aylt Awry, on the South ,*4e of the turnpike road to, a:.ci .ix piles distant free* Thaoie, and 4 1 from Lyndon, now in the utcopat,n of Mews. Thomas and lasm-s BisLcip and ‘Viatant !lope, wito•l leases ea* pire at Micbattints next. 'lbis estate f4:tits amen comps:sand desirable property, being in a tier ini.cv. The resin-wive Tenants wall s!)ew the F.states,ind printea pro titulars, o hit a plan aunt Imo, may t:e 4tl at tke Cleortle, Ayla bury•; Crown, ltaitte; hear, 0:!ord.; CohAtit Atm., Bucker ham ;of John I.ms,ni, Esq. No. RS, Ch.thcery-lane; of 32.! Farebrother, lkauturt HOLbe, BaUfort-buildings, Strand; and e Gorraway's. NOWT Ft RIDIM; OF YORKSHIRE. ritEEHOI.I) FARM, to be peremptor.ly SOLD, 14 Mr. FAREBRO I HER, At the Inn, Reidcw, on Monday, Jular 26, at Tetekhi pursuance a the will of 0, W. Frrinptun, Eto. ilecea•ad, ACompact FREEHOLD FAkM, with Farm house, Luildinga, and stir.clry Inclosures of productive Laud, cor.rainiuz alstnit 60 Acres, 4itua:s at Databy Nle, in dm N. rib Rie,lng of the Coiin.y of York, within seven miles oe Wtitby, eight from Guidparotigh, aril five trim Redcar, tufw is the tenure of Mr. Sanders:hi, a, yearly tenant. To be viewed: Particular:, will; a Plan annexed, had at do Inns at by and that.l.,,rough ; of the te.:All; at Garraway's ; of Me.sr,. Rebinic.. and I', Solicitor., Gres; Coram-troet, un.wiek-square; and of Mr. Ferebrotlwr, Ileaefint BOYVIC, Beaufort Buil. ings, &rand. NORTI I BIDDICK, IX THE COUNFIT l'alTßHAkt. MANOR and 1:1(ElIf - 101.D Mit valuaisle VOLI.LERY, aud ES'EA I ES, ro tie pvreni-tor ly SOLD, 14 NIT. FARELISOI At the Querres !lead fun, Nos c.tttle upon Type, on Thurso.lay. July t 9, at Two in the afternoon, in I .its to pursuarce site will of G. W. Errogton, E.ar, &ceased, !units AS) :his 0t1..-r 6 nvok for the Vbtates in one I.ot on Or !vicire I ‘t THE MANOR (or rtplittd Stanur) t.f Noßxii !AMICK, a capital Ikil.wsiott I looe called Diddick Han. %%HI °tricot, Pleasure-grounds. Cadens, ;aid Woo2s, mitts several very eligibk3 Farms, containtog ;shout ;II Aeres of very 'instinctive I And, lying conipacr,with allwraltlr froosfroin tythes on payment of a small tro.lus, a fire S tone Q...arr7„ Ship-yart!, Iron Foundery, anti tit•• valtoilite C..l.iery kmwett 15 tt4C North 1341.1ick, conaisi of four Sean o• of which a small part only 1-.3 her several Messnages, wt: h Gar den, Ground, t.C. c.. * 1 illuminant property is situated in die pzrisli of Washii 'wand. ii iu p..tt Ity the River LV4-ar, joining to latfield, within seven to.ies of Stto.l,-rtan,l, rAtre etT Newcastle, ten of Durham, tour of Cheater le &tett, and 14 from Shields. _ PartiCUl:tr%, WIZ?: a plan arrt-sed. may b had ll* fSe MOS of Sale; at the 801 l and 110.ith, .reds; t:vorge, Yerh; Ta:bot,, Darlington; Wile 4: Aver, DurhAni ; 11.•‘'..;t• Inn, Nelsons, Murpeth ; Post Other, Chester-It...tor:et ; Co.& hrt Carlisle ; Post 066, - e, Be,ltuy Auckl rid ; of .Messrs. Howie? and Stet art , attornies-at•law,Ciatr.ht ad, of Mr. 1 hqtrtas Stakes/ 0e l'atfickl, who will slew the Prtmises; of Mestrts Robinson ant Hill, Great Corant-street, Brui:'.w;clc-strare; and of Mr. Fore. brother, Pcaeort House, 'iltatift.rt-b, th:lngs, Strand, London. WEIST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE, ANU ADJOINII4I LANCASIIIP.E. MANOR ANT) VALUABLY. FREEHOLD ,FARMS. Ey Mr. FAREBRO I HER, At the Swan Inn, Clithcroe, on Tu.tsday, Sd August, without reserve, in Lois, in piirstinee of the Witi of (3. W. nrrineile, EA. deceased, twilt:ss an mei - relit offer br male to the while I.4titie un or beers: Ist Jul}), riiHE Ni.tnisr or Reputed Manor, .er Lo!de'.ip of iL CROOK, and F;re v.lnable and very desn:ab:‘ FARMS. lying cotrp...et, and contai , :ing together near WI Arteb. with snitahle BuiLlings, and now the tenure to Mc sirs trieklart4 Nlercer, Reb:naini, Howthr, and I lowai-d, at rents E-ourrinzto .Ccri3 per 311%Un11. Their Estates aVe it ate in t'... rari-ft of 1 .. .tt0n, the angle ht.:wee:like five's Ribble and 4,1 by the former on the raq, the 1 cry,' no the ves‘sr. and :Aeons two nil's-, fi.ot.t their cembiLnce, twe edits trout heroc, (-let 4,•111 Lidei!niro, I frein Ana 1 , 4 fLoo Lar.ea-ter. ric Estate ahrinnds wi w.d I ilicoonne, is a slum distal ce !ran a Coal-pit, and four Broizes opcu a connamis cation with :Le aejilcent cuumry. May be viewed hy have of V- e Terar:s. Particular: with a Plata annexed, had a: the glace of A.‘k; VlAch Lad, Illsekhutrt anti Pit.ston ; King's Arms, Lattcastir ; Crown, Liverpool; Bridgewater Amts, Manchester; Itohin-on nr.d titkcit ors, Great Co:ant-street, unsulcit-.. g teire; at t ;areaway's, and tit Mr. Farabrolter, BeaVort House, tieastort Buil.lings A CERTM r'reHE Value nf Dtt. Flt - ENIAN'a GerrA SA LI-T-1/tIS, ..I. has been so long proved. :hat nothioe of the present clay can bear a competition with 't, in al the different str.ges of a certain disease ; which it etre t natty ceres ant eradicates from tit:, habit, without e_xciting the painful kelings and exposure that attends salivation—without d blitatiog the const.tution in aty degree, or even regt iring =firemen: front business or restrito. thin did. The radical v•rtutis of these inestimable Deeps have proved their claim to public approbation for to in than 30 years. In all the debility 14' both sexes they prove a neve:AA:4: I cAcr rative—whether the debility is produced hy too free use of mar- II: miry, by ill•( it pleasure., o- the •-ifeces of a war.o climate. 'la 7ravvltcrs and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, %pretty. and complete cure, in all old stubborn gkets, and every weakness that affect* the bloilder and organs of urine. r 7 its efficacy many women !lave bectirmt mothers, who fur many years 1 . ..1,1 LI:i2U deprived of that happitte.s. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, N. *4, Cheapside, the corner cA st. C10tte...1:•;.1; mil retail, hy &lain and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall &Johmen, Gosport; Athititt,Weston, - Mallory, and Jones, Porrtea ; rewmau, Lxerer ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and lime:mil, nimoutla ; NewbOry, Dub lin ; Baxter 3!.J Macdanall, ; Sai.th, Mandersan, Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Cratwell, With ,• R or. and Peck. • Hull ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff; Cheitem. ham ; °region and Billiage, Edwards and Penny, Lirerpord; Stain.: ar.l Lynch, Mancbester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and moat Medicine Venders, is bottles, at Ls. td. 4s. 6d. and ‘22s. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. IBEG leave to inform you, that •;ver ;nee the year t 791,; had been afflicted with the lutes Veneres ; which front its obstinately every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty herr, and itiol.:rgoing several severe courses of salivation and twice discharg.t.ll . rnat thellospit al, with little rtliel, would appear to he at the rto.t inveterate nature. In the spiing of List ycar my di:crder had got to such a lo:ad, as weedy to pot a period to my existence. la this state, 1 WAS ie. conntirnekel by Nir. J. Thoi.Tsen, (who rcceiv.Q. sof reat a cute by them Lere,) to take your Leake s l'at:ent hich I t‘eran t• 1! the tat:th ; in the course of a tOrtnl.the I hir;..at. to receive bei.ef.;. In little more t 3:. to a 11:t/Iliit I became ' by yoor r. I xi, eic: nth: medicine, rerfectly frost , fro n, my f o r. e.eatplairt. 7 Lave recovered Icy termer spir:ts and .tread and ant bccoute jnily and la:, In which state Urine, continued ntaity tr.ontlis to the astoutsliment of all who knew nte, I ant at a 141 a• 14:1111S it/ ea r r,:::s air l . tatia de. hut be ; !: you to' the tocni ui other sulrerliT. tocrtals, t•. Inake this my cos.: its uhue pessiLle, as I :.all on es try e.rnsiort--in Sib tijin • 7.;..1 will greatly ebliv, Sir, ) our grateful ulA.eliest very hatable ter cart. AI .LX. hIPAKER. m's Close, High-street, Fielinhurro. Preita:•eil a:t.f twill by tl't cote Pt opr ictta, Themns Taylor, Nleutber ••!' t ht: Royal ulkge of !int - zet.sa, in 1 A,eldklll, AI 4i• heusa No.?, N.AvlSridgt3t re et ; They are lii4 Sold by ISIS aprnintmettt, at the P‘rinrct . l, No. 35, it. Alhx.'i-grect, P 1117.0211 ; the To)-chnit, No. it... 4 Oz. 'ord-street ; Nn. 7, Fi.h-strt Ilearlyffp roiite the Menunte. it! ; at,t; ity c.,te to every ten...Jet - Age owt: Englard,S.:.th bcses QUI' Ct. 5.1. each, to led rN with ull a:141 Ittiin direction:, krela) 11:r•:•tis oft itlter sex may ewe inii:clve.i wth ease n:td V_•Cr i'CN. LONDON : Prime !1.1. Ltvtt. Kerr, P,cke• Place, and pub"sbed there, atii at the Star-015:!1', len-414'44r.