Star. — London, England, 1806-03-22 00:00:00

BOXING. DAN MYNDOZA AND HARRY LEI. Yederday being appointed for the above Pogilids to exhibit themfelves in a pitched battle, for 5o gui nea ~ the fame took place at Grimtlead•green, three miles and a half through the town of Bromley, in i'leut. The combatants met in a 25. feet roped ring, f armed on the green, loon after one o'clock, attended by their feconds, Bill Ward and Bill Gibbons for Mendoza, and the Game Chicken and Gulley for Lee. Dar Mendoza is known to the public as a fir It-rate bruifer of the old fclruol, and a man who . knew more of the real fcience of boxing than any other man of his day. If he was not of nature and the ,to engage with the champions of that day, Jobnfon and Ben, his name was regarded with terror atviongft fighting men. His lad battle, which was 1. , with Jackfon, war fought nine years rune, and he at that time relinquithed all pretenfi ors to fight again. He, however, was induced to enter the flit n~ith lac, r in confeetuence of a difpute refpeaing matters foreign to us. Lee, as well as his opponent, has been a pu i. glint twenty years, and never until the prefent day t did he become a candidate for fighting fame. He s never fought a pitched battle, although he was a 'good IFarrer, and a judge of the fpnrt ; but he bas lIOW as a trainer, &c. to the tiling generation of , brnifers. The cowed, before letting to, and ever finee the match has been made, has been looked upon merely as a fpirit of reientment, and fuck as would be a very earl' conquelt to Mendoza, a proof of which seas, that torrent betting in the ring was 3 to I on Mendoza. Dan Mendoza entered the ring nearly half an hour before his opponent, and walked round it with great cumpolure until Lee dripped, when he eagerly did the fame, with a Emile of confidence u to the Mirk. . THE BATII.E. VI Round. Lee framed with hi. left arm fully extended, and made kern' feints at his man; Mendoza, on Lee attempting to hit him, gave him a hard right hand blow on the left eye, and knocked him down with his left by a body blow. This round decided bets refpedtiog fiat blood, and the firft knock. down..-40 to 3 on Mendoza. ad. Lk went into his man very angrily. Mendoza hit him, and the blow was returned on the note ; they chafed, and fell irre gularly. Lees note bled very much from the blow he had receiv ed on the eye, in the firft round. 3d. Lee Want in spin furioufly ; Mendoza hit him with his right hand and 111, and he fell. 4th. Lee fiat very game, gave Mendoza a bard, blow on the left eye. Mendoza threw him..-.z to z that Mendoza did not win in haff an hone. jib. Mendoza bit his man as he attempted to rally, and knot. .- bedlam under the napes.-3 to zon Mcaduza. 6th. Mendoza wait d for Lee to rally, and on his daring fo, be • gave him a tremendous blow over the nok,and threw him. 7. The combatants tided at meeting, and fell irregularly. 7th. Lee nrebel twice at his maw in this round, and ach time Modem hit him a bard blow; ha marked Lee to the ropes add v e hlm a complete oars &attack. The head of Lee was at this dreadfully disfigured. -tittia Mendoza gave Ms man a netneetkos blow on the finned , 4 ortu he rallied.--t to ton Meadoza. tag'. Minions laughed his opponent out of maintenance ; Lee ma+ a feelik Mt with ha left tand, and dropped on his knees. lith: Led readied angrily at bit man; Mendoza hit him to a ylebtYLee rim away from Mrs and laid Modell eaftly on the • PINS " • - teffit. In this round Mendoza began to makeplay, be rallied and bandied his nprinent out of the ring. t3th. Let, sotwithflandine his ill rumors, rallied his man ;-a- Mchifiezallit him, when be clung to his man to lave a heavy fall. 14th. Lee, after receiving a blow, run away and laid birnklf down aide. Load bilks from the populace—cries eat take him away ; halal, firuL 11111 tee fell without a blow. Mendoza laughed at hint-6 to a on Dan. sdth Mendoza jopped him with btu left hand in the throat ; Lae fell immensely weak. A guinea to halls crown on Mendoza. I;th. Leecafter receiving a bit; fell, not choohng to wait for a Roth chafed, and fell io Monier. tad.. Lee rated with fpirit. Mendoza bit him on the chin, anti cut him dreadfully ; alter which he knocked him under the hope.. sctb. Lee ruled angrily. Mendoza laughed, and flopped his blows; they tinted and fell kirgularly. sift. Mendoza hit his manT terrible body blow, and he fell in it. Any odds that were alked. area. Lee fell without a blow, Whilfl his opponent aimed one at hint. Lead cries of faul, and a general murmur. sjd. II Ala tell, having doled without Mows. Malt. Lee rallied, Mendoza Mapped his hits with bls left Mad, end beat him away with his right Lee hipped up ; Dan ruffled: . 1,3 t h. Mendoza bit his opponent two blows, while attempt* etstally and he fell through wrakners. - sloth. Maultaa ea Ire& as when be began, Mt down his mm without ceremony. I;th Lix • flll weak, after attempting to bit. allth. Ire wait into hi. man, kizeil hint by the arm, and haul• ed Mal ddwa.' Any odds, as ureal. apth. Several blows were exchanged in a rally made by Lee.— Merldicaa had the worn of the rotand, although his opponent fell andeentoll. 3oUt. Mendoza flopped every blow that was attempted by his opponent. In the latter part of the round Mendoza flipped, and Lee took advantage of It, by repeating kveral good blows on his opponent's face. 3i R. An Irregular round; both elated and fell. 32d. Mendoza appeared weak ; be made a hit and fell on his knees. 334. Lee affeEted to be very gay, although the left fide of his face was molt mire:ably disfigured; his attempts, however, al though very good, were counteratted by weaklier, and flupldity with fighting. 341 h. A hard round, in favour of Mendoza. 331 h. Dan beat his man under the ropes. afc.h. Preeifely the fame as the LM. 37, 38th, and 39th, Mendoza bad the advantage by Bopping and hitting. 4 6 (h. Dan hit his man two hard blows in the ribs, and he fell in the tail of them. alit. Lea re(l down with a flight blow, as if he coul.l Rand no mote. 41d. Lee, for the halt time with any tired, himmoned all his efforts, anal fought a hard round ; but Mundosa dropped him in the end very cleanly. The battle was continued until the sad round, very much to the difadvantage of Lee, whh; how ever, (hewed himfelf game, by the very fevere beat ing he had received. In the 53d round, which ended the fight, Lee fell without a blow; and Mendoza's feconds did not chonfe to give away a chance, as they had done feveral times in the enurfe of the battle; and the matter being referred to two Gentlemen who aged as umpires, they declared Mendoza the winner, after a (harp comet of one hour and :en minutes. OBS Litylrioms.—in this come, which it wasfup poled would be the moll hollow thing ever attempt ed, the fpedators were very agreeably furprifed.— Lee, although he did not ad the part of a game man is the arid fenfe of the word, in falling without a blow, was not deficient in acil.l and refOletion fuffi• tient to enable him to mule the admiration of the amateurs. He never had a chance of winning, el though he made a very go ,- .d fight ; for the odds, to I manly Coe end of•the cnr.tefl, were treble ag.rind him ' t . %%hat they we, e at the comMencetnent : and at the I nod, whets SlendV4a became weak, they were net et 1 a left than fatty to one. He got himfelf tniferably beaten in the firmer part of the fight by making play, I but his (mulcts did not fuller him fn to ad at the lat ter part. He had the advantage in flature and length of aim, .and he fought with his left kind extended, ' conflatitly cawing. Mendoza had a decided advan tage over his opponent, in the knowledge of broiling, which the beating Lee received will molt fully de- month-ate. ran flopped moll admirably, and he feldom hit with his right hand without the &fired effeCt. With his left he fometimes led himfelf into' an error, for he generally hit over his man, and left his right fide exposed. He (hewed himfelf a pleating fighter, as he always has done ; arid his faligue at the end oi - the fight was no more than momentarily, for he was quite freflt alter the contelt was over, and his only suffering was from a blow he had on the kit eye, and another on the nofe, which was broken in a fight many years lince. It is almolt incredible the number of fpedorsthat were prefent ; every one who had any tape for pugi him was there ; for if they could not anticipate a gratifying light, the defire to fee a firft rate bruiser of the old fchool exhibit himfelf, and efpecially fuch a man as Mendoza, was no ordinary novelty. The circle on the outfide of an immenfe ring was not fur ficient for the Gentlemen Amateurs elofely packed, and Tome hundreds were not able to approach the ring or fee the exhibition. Other battles took place ; but our limits will not permit us to give them infertion, without curtailing the one that is univerfally fought after. LONDC.N. MARKETS. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Fran the itheiiviereb ;eche [4th Of March. Total-11,666 facks--Average 625. sd. s lower than left return. INSPRCTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, MARCH SO. Whom per load 151 os m 201 los 'Wig per 'tin& 21 ys to 21 its Oats per ditto 21 Ss to II sgs Moms per ditto 21 Ss to 11 115 Nowditta at its to 21 up' Nib per ditto 21 Ms to 11 35 PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK•LANE. Carraway new 741 to ytis licr cwt. Coriander, 145 to ISO do. Trefoil 6s 6d to 32s do. Red Clover 28s to yis do. Fine Old 78s to —a White ditto 32+ to ygs White Multard Seed, zos al to r6s al per budiel. Brown ditto, os ad to szt od do. Turnip --s to —s per bufhel. Broad Beans its to 3os perquartcr Long Pods 23$ to eh Tam 3 61 to 44$ Od 00. od Rye Grafi os od to 315 cd per quarter. Canary, son od bos od to 64s od do. PRICES Or HAY AND SfRAW. St. James's. Whitechspel. Hayperked 3 ooto4 44 o Hay pc/load 3 3 . 10 4 10 Sow a Ifllo 1 14 0 01111 W I IS to 1 so 13041 S 4 410 25101 Or NAT AND STIAW IN ANITIPITI.D. Old Fhb 11 /05 to 41 tes—Clover 31 los to Ail 131 Roman 01 os to 31 os—Straw, 21 LW to 21 3$ PRICE OF HOPS. BAWL POCEtTS. Kcnt - 51 siSs to yl os Kent - 61 os to 711 to Suites • 51 /64 to 61 tbs Surfeit - 51 rfis to 71 OS P.IrCT 51 Os to 61 Ors Farnham —s to Its iis PRICE OF 310P3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Dap 61 6e to 71 tsl Pockets 61 6s to SI 15$ SMITIMELD MARKET, March 23. To fink the Gerd—per Rona of Sib. Beef 4s Sd to 54 Sd Veal • 5s 4d to 61 Sd I Mutton 54 od to 6s od Pork 51 od to 6s Sd IIZAD 01 DATIL' Till DAT. Beafts, etwat 60o—Sk sad Lambe, 7,z00. NEWOATE aod LEAJDAWHALL, March sr. Per Rope of Mb. by the carvare. Beef p Sd to 4.5 *Wrest 4 1 44 to 6s gd Muttonod to 55 03 I Pork 51 td to 6s id RAW HIDES. liklee(peritone) p4dto Is 64 Horfe Skins zys od to sot UMW; 31 od to 3s zd Sheep Skins 3s 6d to Ss od itrarytelalf es 6d to 24 cod Shoaling* os ad to os od las 6d cock Lamb Skins a od to os od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. atrs market os Oil Town Tallow 67s 6d to os t s iarket 3$ rzid Yellow Rota 631 to 662 od Widtockapel Market White ditto 651 od to OD (Pi Roue of Sib.) 3s zid Soap ditto to 6441132 d Melted Staff 56s to —s od is.tzid Ditto rough .Is ad to as Avow Price 35 zip Oreaves is od Good Dregs 104 to oa Yellow Stop, 711 s to oe—Mottled, SU—Cord, on Pelee of Candles per dozen, tti off--Moulds, 121 od COAL MARKET, March sz. Eldpa at Market fillips fold Price • 3 Rawcaftle Coal 1 Ste od to •-.1 OE, 3 Sunderland a 441 od to oor od a Stone Coal o col od to ...• OE a Cinders o 4 ad. • BIRTHS. Sunday, in Lincoln's Inn-fields, MraGiffinWilfon,of a &disbar. On Monday let, at St. John Wood Houk, this Vircoontia Mahon, of a fon. MARRI l Saturday, at St. Mary-la• Saone, Capt,in Rata, of the id Regi ment of Life Guards, to Md. Harriet Smith, youngdt, daughter of the late Wm. Edward Smith , EN. of the Treafury. Monday, at Alverftoke, Heats, Capt. Fyers, of the Royal En. to Ml6 Clifton, eldeft daughter of the Rev. Francie Clifton Di Et). On the 18th of February, at Bologna, the celebrated Madam Bann. She caught cold upon her mom frees the Carnival at Venice, which brought on a fever, of which he died after a few days inners. Sunday, at Knifing:on Palace Omen, Mrs. Yana, wife of John Yenn, Efq. R. A. Monday let, at Cerney Bury, Ham Win. Butt, Efq. aged 69. Monday lift, at his bottle, at &melanins, near Lynu, Norfolk, 'Thos Daniell; Efq.Attorney-Gcncral of the gland of Dominica. NAVIGABLE CANAL. LIVERPOOL BOOTLE WATER WORKS, COPPER AND LEAD MINE SHARES, CITY BOND., Sec.—MONTHLY SALE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, Oa Tharfday, the 3d of April, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway'ss Change. Alley, London, 'THE STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTER SHIRE NAVIGATION—Two Shares in this eftablifhed Canal, from the Grand Trunk to the River Severn, one of the molt Readily productive Concern, of its dais, the Dividends lilt year amounted to 361. per Share Nctt, and expetted to incrcafe. Shares in.thc Grand Jundtion, Afittun and Oklhant, Peak Ford! and Rochdale Canals. The Taelfteek Mitten! Canal, Devon—Three Shares in this ValineliCorwern, fits= near the emendate Mine, eapeded to be e Th w e Little iu ltk ti t ve ; Copper and Lead Mind.Tl.,ee Shares, fituate on the River Tavy, near Taviftock, a quantity of Ore has been produced. Four Shares in the Liverpool Bootle Water Works, and Three Monmouthihire Canal Debentures of stol. 701. and 431. bearing 5 per Cont. Intereft. • I . IWI City of London Bonds of rod. each, %taring 5 per Cent. Intereft. Particolars at the Royal lintel, at Liverpool; the New Hotel, at flirnf..tetiaui ; at Hate.hett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garr - May . ? ; and of Mr. cor, Ncw Btidgc•Breet, Loudon. -.•••• RANT . S. To be 561 D by AUCTION, by Mr. WgLI.ER, On Monday, the ytft of March, between the bouts of three and four in the Afternoon, at the Red Lion, Farehant, AVERY defiroble Copyhold Ellate of Inheri tance, compriliug a Houk, Garden, Ham, antrClote,with fit Inelofures of good Arable Land; rneaforing thirty Acres, three aral thirty-one Poles, known by the name of CRACKER HILL, delightfully fttuate near Wickham, no a riling ground. and Is a very eligible kite to build on. The Fines and Zit Rents are very (mall which renders it near equal in nine with a Freehold ; let to Mr. Charles Bone, Tl nant at Will. The Tenant will Stew the Efate, and further particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Fielding, Fountain Inn.Po. - tfmuutb, or to Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Oflice, Chichelter. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. LAWES, ' in one Lot, at Free Maori's Tavern. London, no Monday the 3111 of March inftaut, at Twelve o'Cloek, (fukjett to such Con ditions as will then be produced), ACOMPACT Freehold Farm, called COLE STREET, ectofißing of a Moifoose or Dors:Mos Houk, Baru, Stable, Outhotsfea, Garden, and Orchard, with divers Poke ofArible Meadow and Pefture Land, containing in the whole by admeafureateat too Acres (mown or lets). And alfo two Leafy, hold Cottages, Orchards and Gardens adjoining, held under a (mall relented Rent fur two Lives. all which Eremites are Stink in the Pad& of Eaft Stour, near Shaftedsury, in the County of Doerr?. and are occupied by Mr. David Thick, as Tenant at Will, under the clear yearly rent of 2601. The Tenant will thew the Premifes,and for further pardeloar s apply to Meffrs TahOurdin, Solicitors, Argyll•ftrect, London ; or to Charles Bowles, Shr.ftefbury. 10,78 i The Awe valualde Ilitg are wry ailsontagronfly Mute, Moh As to land and water coriaar being within two of Clipping places at yde and St. Helen's harboor. . . Printed jardeulars may be bad gohe Bugle Inn. Newport; of Mello'. Tucker and Midi, ;met.... ; of John Harvey, the woodman, no the. Premifes (who will fhew the fame); at the Cr • is Inn, Portfmouth ; Indi4Arma, Gof;oirt ; Dolphin, Sow.h ainthon ; and Angel, I.ymiTosk_. - - . N. 1.1. Ile trees la the rcfpedive Lots arc all hemmer marked S. W. 0. and the tale trill ineltole the hark and tope, eaelidive of fuck tredureabk limbs as the conditi..ns of Mk xitl tareks WHITS refpeitfully gives notice, that t, LVX CoSeaton iif l'ldturea is removed from Stratford 'Mare fo' • the Oros Room, Saville-row, by permiSon of Mr. Squibb. "A tent they will he fold on Monday and Tucftlay nert..—To be viev , rd this day, To-morrow, and Saturday, by Cataloglies only, at kkaity., a-Crown mcb, which may be had at the Room. L --- - - - • COLLECTION OF CAPITAL Picrustes. . .. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION*By Mr. WHITE, • At Mr. Squibb's Great Room, - Saville-row, • On Monday nest the 34th ioftant, and following Day. THE Superb, moll Valuable, and difiinmiioaed • CO.I.LECTION.of ITALIAN, ILEMISH, mad DUTCO . Iai,:TURF.S, well known sod .celebrated thmughotat•Matupe. titc , Ety of Sk Gear Yale, Bart. Cdntaittipg, pled and fie., My Asia Perfonnatscs of &b beat Mattes, the *toile lot - sal Salatbod bysnarelset Clams, fis. In dm colt peer M' , timbal istarysmal base reituaoad entire Ism that poled ea abb.! pasha tln a paitallant of prefandon. rie:o l es are, two moll magnificent WI InAttly334o ea and Derma-Attn. by Salvatisr Raft ; k ed;'' a Ghent,sitis Marys, by Annette tarieel...equallid int that Mon the Orleans Gallery. A Hall'YomMlT , tril i tubtr 4l the Woman secured of Adultery, by for hosontilt eu : s tat tures. Venus and Cupid, by Vandykvi-nniteldcfs. Ali o , the Elders, Gutreino. Temple of Ddphos,P. da C ona. The Circismcifion, a fine Cabinet Ph:tore' by Pis, Veiettein 'Ate Prefentation, • ditto, by Rembrandt ; 64 a Nitrate algas to Han, by ditto. Two Grand loadkapet,by GAIORI. i . rite.. ditto, by Claud, in ids Snell manner. A licaufiftd,m4 hkl4 finlihed Landkape, by Hobbima. A Country Wake f nne'drgra Sneft Plflurn ever painted by Teniert. A rare calincrilextef,'' the Cat aed Boys, by f . ?Alerts ; &oche/sem by Watimaneas P. Potter, Vandavelle, Borgognone, Canal/fa, Snyders..Pytg,_ Van Huyfuna, Defame, dm ; alto Bronze" and Antique particularly two ntoft rare Bottos of Credos Sculpture 0 7 11 . ,P= of Egyptian Porphyry. To be Hewed this day, to-marrow, and Saturday (by eatalselles only) at u.6d. each, whkh may be bad in Stratford Place; sot , of Mr. White, fkceeee Ose, _Walltittl 46 FOR COUGHS. tipo.pgsiessEs. ace.. R. GREENOUGH's LOZENGES of TOLD which contain all the fonosist iod beards virtues of the BALSAM of f OLU, sad: are thepleafamdt mamma remedy of the Iliad in all Coo*, limarfineffes, Sore and l ••• a ea the Lunge, healing the Ramada end dabs and Ilikeding greet re ief Is ShertnaGrof • NUB 1 1 • and Poafumptive complaints—they do dog ' , parr create an appetite. Sot as .t le be derived from them car otarbols b f - nine, the public are requeepdm ISM 5,041nat a.uirwars. as. to, Ltidgeld•hidi, is printed on the Stalett; grare ' i Lathe, Pmp ". ared and fold by R. Heyward (faccefforr. T. Crossigb te _ the inventor), N. Ith bill; and foil F. Ntsbsy, No. 43, St. Paul's Caurc t O_Beyley ad fpur-Brea; Sam and Co. esti, eMarose; fk . ITrllir . Holborn , and Wm. elsrit; sap; ..1.---_ Price ...Detr to sid. , A CERTAIN CURE MK CORNS 7 - INFALLIBLE OCR MAN Ct4/41.1 ) LAISTIR. THE PROPRIE'rOR of this intlfl excellent REMEDX b fo certain dl' Italßfneacy having never faill, a variety of Cafes, agrees; If le *team ea/Wats the Coro, and branch, IV SATURN .TII/L 1101111 T. And be Is karat to add , that it bu infinitely the a/Yummy of the auntherl alba.' caeloosOlatments, Salves. Sm. sirinsayanasaroda of talletad.para foes can teitity, among whom are fame of the firl charugeos IP this kingdom. Sold Whokfale and Retail by T.Artail, No. 1, Floch4ane, nom the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, Ito, 7, Talßodir Erect; Mr. Want, No. 39, St. jests's-Abut; Mr. fraile r A No. at; Pall - Male; Me. Wsol, No. 334, liallitere; sad jabOatil and 0a110.150, Qxfnfalflrcer. 4 At ' t art i oy ain i:v l3l-gin book er. S a t ud i t t U , Brid r aiL h g en e. % ri a g r t, B pel i ft ien nacr ers : Pads Ctofport, Mr. Harding s. • =by Mr. Gore, prinier,and Mr. joss ,hooMettee t , 'Mi. Moder. Isakidice. ' • .PAWMTISAe vaors,(Aledkince ln En d. : . •~ BeIBDIMIR APT, F. NEW BEICY and SONS, No. 45, St. PinPs Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. ~M.% Popdat ► and other vsistrible Preparations inform the Public, that fequence tithe new Stamp pinks. the price of titan will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, at IL 3s. IkL'ltor but the Quantity of a Meat Paekots In a lot* (as V a l for the Army and Navy) may be. had for 11. 41. And la are prepared, by order of the Cominiffionerr, for Mac Nara bery's feparate in which the Words, " F. Newhap r as" go, St. Paul's" are engraved, sodas it is prefunted that tlaiswar hi a rut:Relent Security sgalnft Counterthiu,his Signature ow beb will be difeontiona. The fullowiog are the prices of their Medicines, to the Stlit twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are affixed, but thalkwikai purchafe fut or more at a now, wilt 'mellowed the Stamps grads ! . Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative s 9, —a Bottle 04 o Dr. AuftiresChalybeate =a) ••••—• Andeptie Pills 4 6 Pills - . • 44., —large BOK 24 o Preakes Tin& of Bo* 4 • Dr. Stem's Opodeldoe a 6 Ditto tfulham's dittily •re Convalflon Oil s 6 Tonic Bills . kw, -- Nitre Drops s 6 Englith Coffee - a 9 Camomile Drops I 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills 't{ • - Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops • I at wiges I el Inglith's Scots Pills I • Angiband's Blois ditto Iz* Henry's Magna* Effeoce of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton', Drops 4/3 1 / W. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Spilibures Drops . Cephalic Snuff a o Dr. Solarder's Tea l o t t n.y iee . s . th i l o u ti m s . pi T a indk , 3 4 Tinettires es a z at Effence of Peppermint ari Effence of Oinger s 9 Olds's Magna" 3 6 N. B. As many Perrone, particularly Meffengers, miltake the bow& of Mars. New eery, they think it niecOry to point out, dim it is at the Ealt end of St. Paul's, four doors from Clreapeldt, with theft Words inferlbed on the front— * Tag ONC• WAILMOVSI tug DI. limas Powell's." 'AVING dedicated 'Warta the had', and Om gradilel by the molt make tit dat baba veldt I thought proper to fele% terra that 1 bit mit VI; p a r n o W my time than that's who, bthe e me ormamally ltetnerfed 63 irtimelt etwoyratialo that iltocea which is acquired UT coseimaila intettadual power to cat nth of difeza Tbe (reties of DftlitUTV are peculiarly dilblAng.4llr dmy bring with thetii a train of concomitant fyroptoma. sod. by a ds :oatie:f all to vgy, ell tense it..N.4 becomes actettamt.... eey artf6 !tan the ptevaler..e of to casumimthilleftrite dve habits of reboot troy*, or the induigooma ofmattufty, sheer re• quire the ninft aliquou. prohtfleami tkal • tat ti the Igabilemce of uneitueated mm, the Impediment tfamsataknaZ the Gan tuents Is edtrenfett. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLlOSafllUltOttakri. I ground my pretenioes on nitilatlty et edlicadea; aodjoos every privlleg: to praAlee I feel myfalf oat/4 to that ceelidymp with tele: —eve hitherto heen to it linty Utsontid In the tit fonfatlons of lost werimets. early ialtettlos will seven the adarnity of a debilitated table; but where the (of , la.?, from a coated •ttibets of the untnatillaeli of the vice elikfeb tweed hie mivfortuee. Is fearful of the contempt or omnre family phylician and broods over Ina Infirmity with careful con cealment It malt to fatleaCtory !or Rim to be aired rot ably of capability of traitment but alto of the moft invteloble honer And in revolt Vesterral Ccounlalats It is pat leto peter-at oat'. danger or diftrea ; In V.e molt contaeatod cafes It la tits acqute• meat of etelulive experience fa die !Me to ries* a dat. cefOMi sad f:vxdy re-ettabliltimant. I offer the advantage of this emunithee to thra'e of elttur fee whr are &Glided with any kind of 1i113.1..1TY, of any tymptomi VM•lntEt.:. NFECIION, and to sit cat?* the terms of Hoc gentian are listed on the firft interview. Patinur , in t.7-e country are expedted to lartae• pa& note.sa' ere r-qu...itA to fpecey their age ant manner of lidos MAW I'TN Pr. Mother of the Royal Coligge of Surgrone, la I nodal. No. 2 9 . Arundeittreet. Strand, near Tmple Par. LONDON : Erb:tett and puhliihai by I.E VEI. KEN r or cm terhory-place. Lambah), at the SrAR 0: :Act, No. t, (.arty• Clut. l'uL;i:hcd alfe aOw S rat rici ,Ternple-Bar ;: MILFORD HOUSE. with Twenty four Acres of Rich Land furroundiag, produdivis Gatlin, with Grape Houk, Shrubbery, Fee. within four Miles of Lymington, r BE LET, Furnillted, for an unexpired Term rof Six 'Years. The Houle contains Drawing Room and Dieing Room 30 feet by an each, and le feet high. Brtakfaft Par lour, Momios Room, Library. folk twit Bed Chambers, three DrefEng Rooms, five Servants' Chambers, Kitchen, Scullery, Ser vants' Hall, Butler. Pantry, Houfekeeper's Room, two Water Clofets, two Staircafes, detached are two Coach Houft., Hones Room, two Four (tall Stables, Brewhouk; Laundry, Waggon and Cart Sheds, Re. - The Situation is (insularly beautiful, commanding delightful Views of the Needle Rocks, Welt Channel, We of Wight, and furrounding Town and Villages, diftant three miles and a quarter from the Sea, twenty-two from Southampton, twenty-four from Selaury-..Terms moderate. Farther particulan may be known of Mr. George Hookey, Southampton, or of Mr. Rkbard Hollins, Lyndapou.—ketters (polt paid) will meet with due attention. THE FIRST PART OF THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY. To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION, By McKee SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. Without Refuse, On Thurfday the 27th of March, deb, at Twelve o'Cleck, and Two following Days, at the Trueldeffian Gallery, in the New Road. Mary •la bonne, London, THE Firll Part of that Magnificent and Truly Capital COLLECTION of PICTURES, well known as forming the TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY; which ban been Imported at an immenk ermine from the Continent. They campsite Come of the limit Works of the molt celebrated Maness of the Italian, French, Eland, German, and Dutch Schools, viz.— R Perluzzi Le Mein Holfilen Giorgiase Beedegne C. Schwartz . Baroedo Risk Bowelneke Vandyek t= randt , P. Veronde paallimit • - Won l / 4 trmane A. Careen A. DOW ThaJardiu Caviclonc H. Orustawald Rnyfdael A. Sacchl L. Craned/ Mkris S. Bourdon ' J 4 Beeinfene Brower Penile Nede Mdlc Aeon 411 re MINN I . llllfrell are the St. Co pe and Angela, Ca MI LIAM. andi.his Soo., Guido Oggpmel ; a Wornanwitlo bier Mid imp; Rembrandt I 'grand] .eirilfeipe, V.ne of Tivoli, by Poicamilwrokand Jikezhens ; a bmuSh tend (cape, by Bath ; tosothar will leidlal me Specimen of the ratty German Scheel, MOW kr Akar limn To be viewed dm days preamling the 414 mad eatalrgues may be had at One MN* ettehosa die !rasa; and of Media. Skinner, Dyke, and OR A 11101.11401111 aille et M. Oeuvre& printer, Baths MOM Roane hid Co. pelleters, RAMA ; Mr. Ballnro, printer, Liverpool; Mr. Donaldron, printer, Edinburgh; Mr. Tait, !whiter, Glafpw ; and of Mds. Gilbert and Hodges, booktell.n. Dublin. N'AL AND aI'HIIR TIMBER, SPINY AND SOUND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Os Wedoelday the 9th of April, iBo6, at the Hattliet Public- Hoare, la Sheffield Englifh, near Rosary', Hants, together, Or ill Late. ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-THREE OAKS, ,or which 103 are computed to be at about 3t Meeting, and 6o at /8, with the Tops, Lops, and Bark thereof, growing con• venient for carriage to the neighbouring Sea Pacts, and is cafily obtained. The Timber may be viewed, by application to Mr. Thomas Ro berts, of Sherdeld Warren Houle, and printed particulars had of him, as well as at the White Horfe inn, at Royalty; the Shoe inn . at Plaitford ; the Dolphin Inn, at Southampton; the. George Inn. at Winchefter; the Anchor inn, at Redbridge; the 'metal= Coffeelidife, in London ; and at Shafield Hatchet. Experienced Riners are engaged.= the colkonary Terms. ISLE OF WIGHT.—CAPITALOAICTIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mere. TUCKER and PITTIS, At the Bugle Inn In Newport, on Wednefday the 26th day of Match, precifely at four o'clock in the afternoon, THE following Lou of Capital OAK TIMBER, now growing on the feveral Manors and Mates of Sanwa, Hardinehute Whitfield, Sroalibroke, Barnfley, and Park, in the Parifhes of B eading, New/church, and St. Helen's, being very va. 'liable, and prime Timber of large dimesfions fit fur Naval and Commercial purpoki, and remarkably found in quality. LOT Trees. I. In Hardingthute and Broadlay fields 399 a. Nunwelt fields, Green Lane, and Broadlay Coppice 283 3. Whitefield Grove and Meadow, with Bulltey piece - 397 4. Whitelield fields do": s. Whiteley fields - - 383 A Swan Pond and Bufhey piece - 284 - 7. Angels Lane with Aldcrmoor Coppice and Grove 1 59 8. Smatlbruke Heath . - 566 9. Akkrmour Heath fields, and Heath Ruw 260 10. Rows and &Idiom Great Smallbroke . 39 6 It. Little Smalibroke, Coppice and fields - 301 t 2. Little Smailbroke, Grove and Prunifeathers aby t 3. Damao, and Preftwood, weft of the road from Ryde to Bradlog . 3 2 9 ' 14. Barone/ acid Preltwood Rowe - 4,38 13. Lineekik fields, north of Handley Furrchills and fields adjoining - 295 i 6, Smiley Coppice, Meadows, and Marik - • 1:6 17. Cothey Cuttum Coppice • 429 iB. Wefibroke Coppice • -16 a tp. Wefthruke fields and Meadows - 381 zo. Park Coppice - . sop ' 1f , Park fields - . . 4 2 3 11. Park Hungerhills and St. Helen's - 19t 23. Fall fide of Whiteficld Wood - 643 l 24. W'clt fide of Whitefield Wood - 1 39 6 ! 25. trickled piece by Whiteficid Coppice - 224 : 26. White&kl Coppice - - 236 27. Rough piece by Fount:hoar- - - 1 45 2.8. Truck ells Wood . - 579 29. Hardinellitne Coppice . - ion 30. Thicket!' Fields and Roak Mead - 139