Star. — London, England, 1808-03-14 00:00:00

POLICE. FOOTPADS, HOUSEBREAKERS, Sce. BOW-BTRENT.-.•••-Then are no less than seven per sons in custody on charges of footpad robberies and, housebreaking, who have been appreheged within; these few days, by Adkins and Lavender, in come- . q uence of private information , whic h the y received. last Wednesday. They went on Thursday to Me. Hodgson's, distillers, at Battersea, and inquired for a man of the name of Tumbler, who, they were infae. rued, was concerned with a seusg of robbers that had committed various robberies in the neighbourhood of,i Croydon, artdother partsof the country. Mr Hodgson said he had no man of the name of Tumbler, but, l v ery readily shewed them his men ; the o ffi cers ob served a man called trace, employed to feed but-, locks, answer the description of the robber they ha 4 received information of, but not being certain of hie. person, they left the premises, and applied for further in, formation. They learofthat the man suspected was the robber,. but that the nairne of Tumbler, by which he was knownoras aniek name, on accountofhis being celebrat ed for agility. ' The officerewent again to Mr. Hodg son's, and apprehended the owl described. They asked him where hillier was ? he denied having one, but the officers, by perseverance, found it ; it contain ed a coat, answering the description of one which a gentleman a few days since had been robbed of, with other property, by four footpads hs Surrey, and the prisoner answered the description of one of them. At five o'clock on Friday morning, .Adkins and Lavender went to a house in Puckeridge-street, St. Giles's, where they understood one of the robbers, of the name of Shepherd, slept ; they fonnd the street door open, and proceeded to a room on the second floor ; they knocked at the door, but not being able to gain admittance they breke it open, and found a man answering the description of the one they were in pursuit of, in bed between two women ; Adkins asked him if his name was Shepherd ? he replied in the negative, and said his name was Knight ;—the officers told him he was the man they wanted, and ordered him to get up, which he refused to do, and the officers were obliged to pull him out of bed ;—in the scuffle they stumbled upon a loose board in the room, and suspecting something was concealed under hey pulled it up, and found several iron crows and bottles of phosphorus, and other materials used in ''ouse-breaking. Adkins took Shepherd away, and Iked him up in a strong-room at the Brown Bear ,üblic hones, in Bow-street, where he attempted to make his escape out of the window, but the iron liars were too strong ; he broke open two doors of the roan, but finding there were two other strong doors, gave up the attempt, and went to bed.. Lavender took cart of the women, and searched the room, in rhich he found a silver watch . and several other ar ks, supposed to have been stolen ; and on searching one of the women eery closely, eight 11. bank notes were -retied concealed in an old pocket handkerchief ; 'lso a number of pawnbrokers' duplicates, one among them Was for a great Coat, supposed to have been Vert. About !Alf past six o'clock on the same morning, dkint and Lavender went to a house in Little racy-la-Boutuestreet, in pursuit of a man of the name Sadler, who, they understood, - was another of the gang ; they found hits in bed with a woman : they ordered hem to get up, which he, with some reluc esnee, (U. Adkins observed a silk handkerchief on a ‘ble, which answered the description of one a gen erale had been robbed of near Uxbridge ; but did niit itiee it till be saw whether Sadler would own it by putting it on, 'At& he did, and then the officer cook it from him. A notidier of setatehie, bank notes, and other pro-. petty, were found upon the different prisoners. HIGHWAY ROR3tRY.—•-011 Friday evening about At pest sit o'clock, as Mr. Sampson of Walworth, pas returning home tercet the COntition, between 'rooting and Streatham, he was overtaken by two then well ditised, who inquired of him their way to London ? stating, that they were strangers, and from their genteel apple he did not hesitate to reply, is the night was fast approaching he would be very glad of their company, as he himself was coming to town ; this tieing agreed upon, they had not pro ceeded more than two hundred yards, when to his 'rent akenishnieet they dentatsded his money, au d after robbing hint or three uideas, with some silver, end wishing Midi good nights they made their escape , Oteabis Clapham. . . 'ILA-COAL mrmits . OFFIC c Mi NEWCASTLE COAL. Mai?, Main &arab Long - Wes Main E, LOI no SS 6 546 M$ SI • 1$ reort'i Maio ...a. 1 ' } ighton Moor .. 1 Ellison .... 4 tqaterheail Park Heaton Klain .1 Holywell M'aiit 1 Kenton Main 4 Morton Main Percy Min 1 Pontop Windsor's 1 ' 2karrittilill 1 Tanfiolii Mbar i— 4 Tent a Havoksworils Main --- . S. Denton Main Townley Main -- Walktt S Wail's Km! -.. S Wall's End Temple's I• yi ylp it Mos o r 2 4onth Hebturn 1 14/•*.rnil s Mind Nowil'i Wan lade flakeley C:aanrek . ...‘ i raktiam. tint nor -....- 4 en iin 11 eteelfacorllt . I, ibl 1 We eh I. itS 0 VI Ci 51 11 540 '7o 46 4 S 4 St 0 55 6 io d 550 54 11 ,ST 0 9. 44 0, I BQ., at is; i: ~ __ r, Lis d. iii;Criiie Moor tr. V i i 4 l 4 l: End -7: 0100.•111. tii U 17 6 56 ARCH 114. ft 4t. Daterdlll. s 1 wlss iS :A i Is* 1 FS4 1 .1 - , DIED. . ...: , Ode MlivdAy Ow snit inst. aged 63. T , homas Elahannoes, al • We..l torconvAch, in the Cowie) , of Stained El. At Clapham, to the 414th year of his ag e, 1-i e t i n, L. o ir e t i ns . Ea+ many years as eminent btiohsetler in the Strand, and nee elf the Cosi' of ,kbaistants of the vedestdpfid Cothran, of Matt:niers. to m a areeetor-plsee, Lady Manln., relict Oak H. 14180111410- Liu Comptroller of the liavy. • FREEHOLD VILLA, PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND LAND, ENFIELD. By Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Sias ria), At Garrawars Coffee House, Cornellll, on Thursday, Aprill4, at Twelve, unless en acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contract, A SELECT subsautial FAMILY HOUSE, seated I- on a cheerful Lawn, on the South side of the %ate, near the Bridge, Enfield, the residence and property ilEdinund Meig han, Fig. with numerous Bed-chambers, lofty Dining and Draw ing-rooms, about 2 4 2 feet by 17, handsome paved Hall, House keeper's Koons, and Offices of every description, Standing for three Carriages, Stabling for six Horses, Servants' Rooms, and Out-buildings, h Farm-yard, Dutch Barn, large Kitchen Garden, and lofty walls, stocked and planted with numerous Frult Tramp an Orchard, extensive Shrubbery Walks, Canal, klpglotgfal,r, Pleasure Gronnds, and rich Paddocks, costal top os uiser up wards of 20,Acr,1?esinded by the New River, we supplied *tit fine Spring Water. .. To be viewed its Days preceding the Saie t urfris ,tidier* . only, which, witli Particulars, may then be had 4f Meiara:l-r4grart and Phillips, d 2, Old Broad- street ;'particulars *hair Wre roar Swin4,, Waithairperees g Greyhound , Ear's' ; White •gut, 14etelihnn ; and at Gateway's.. :.; • AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, with 4 4 kirei; 6ti Si _K HILL, with immediate Poisestion. By MOSAM HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ' (Ssocessort to Mr. Saturn), O At Gattiterayb, on Tueiday, May 10, at Twelve ReaPiatale Wile is in the mean time ,aside by Private; . • • r i' ts 4c4141 ul IttSlD*Mt anA l'roperty of !. 1. B. 1..1.01i11111;11t, atimite on the North side of SMITI, toed AIL &dated ttiougliout Ili t very complettand capital stile, • Suitable for the immediate accommodation of a large respectable . Family, containing eleven Spacious Bod-ebandmers, with Dressing— rooms, Water-cline% Morning an 4 Music Racine... Drawin g. moils ; 33 Net by W I Ilinigg-parlour, 24 feet by 6, opening to the • Lawn; aid commanding - rich an d extensi v e views in' every &cc , t stith &enter Belcindes, and Windobi. to the -ficiee, - and. cooly Marble Chinmerpiesses,a Binakfassrpariaur, Gebthasatialsi roanhavarions Entrant:4o% sitc• with aficel of every capst.si Pry Cellating ; .pouide Cis-hoitoes, t s 0 florses, thfWar ott iTL,Cage, paved Coach 'Yard, and fine zi Water ; large Garden, well smelted-o . MTunis Treeibi high perfeionb; labs, flow*, Clasdess, Conserrearary, and • Gen. very.; enernive ahrishherrvd,lNAry lo all aenoonei.witk a giseer4 city of rich Meadow Land,lying in two p r o ductive incionsaset " drain ed.als4iss* high state of culture , containing altogether about nine Acr. 'This valuable property b held Or upwards of . 13 /en* al a low ground teat. 50 0 May he viewed at any time, with deltas toily,isilich witiltyar. *Mare, may be hal of Meal. Moan and Philitts. 0141-Based • , street. 54 a s By-Mr. GASKILL, AT RUFFOB.D, near OLLERTON, NOrI'INGHAMSHIRE, (On the Premises), OR Tuesday the 99th of March, 1008, at eleven o'clock pr.:cisely, THE BROOD-MARES, and thorough-bred STOCK belonging to the EARL of SCARBOROUGH, (leaving Rufford), in the following Lots : LOT 1 Chesnut Marv, by Potso's, Data Flyer, by Sweitbriar— in Foal by Sir Saloom, 2 Fantal, by Fidgetin Foal by Sir Solomon. 3' Moss Rose, by Sir Pater-Teazle. Dap% Atemetion, by Mag ' pet—in Foal by Sir Soloinon. 4 Miss Brim, by Ifighllyer, Darn Brim by Squirrel—covered by Sir Solomon. 5 Bay Mare, by Woodpecker, out of the Dam of Cypress and Olite--covered by Sir Solomon. 6 Bay Mare, by Delpini, Dam by.:Picturo--atererixi by Sir So .. lomon. ; 7Bay Mare, by Dungannon, Dam Pasuarella by °this—covered by Sir Solomoss. OW-She-Goes, by Shuttle, Dam by Hightlyer--covered by. Sir Solomon. litalNG TWO-YEARS OLD. 9 Bay Colt, by Sir Solomon, out of Lot 1. 10 Brown Cult, by Sir Solon On. out of I.ot 2. 11 • lirown Filly, by Sir Selornim, out of Lot 3. 12 34 Colt,by Sir Solomon, (tut) out of Lot O. . • 13. May Fag, solo Non, oat of Lot 7. 14 Brown I:Utt, by Sir Soloniiin, (cut) out ottlae ikon off 3/foss Raw.. &olio ONpVICAR 01.14 IS fftioivia PMy, by Sir Solomoh, out of Lot-S. 14; Erdorei fiy Sir Solosion,outa . lest '3. • 17 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon,. sat ' 18 Bay Filly, by Sir Solomon. out ce.ialt S. 19 Bay 021 r, by Sir Solomon, oat st Lot 6. 20 Bay Filly, by Fir Solariums, out of Lot 7. 21 Bay Gelding, rising 5 years -old. by Screeetno, out of Lot 6. 24 Boy Mare, by Spaciille, right/ II ,eats old, lest of Lot 7. 23 Brown Filly, by if anshictonisus.rising 3 yrs old, out of Lot 3. N.B. Sir Solomon will continneto Cover, as usual, thcremsdadell • of this season, at Rt,ford. • ' " Printed Catalogues, with Conditions of Sale, may be bad ti•thell Printing Offices of the STAR and Morning Post; 94 tfirPrftld,o4l Dffices, Nottingham, Derby, Stanford, Dobrattet; arid Yaitir, .1111 . 'flays lettere the ;of Mr. Diskill, Ntsttliithatts losep Watt:hell, the Groan.. idnalie iPaifoldes:' SALLU 1 THE wale hidifteine Wit litsin at ksat preyed, 4linctaathhig of /se *lent day can bear a competition with it *ail the dilbanintliagepssfs certain. Difeare, w cirianally cures mid erfatmes frost the habit, winker' e...t4 the Volley' feeliPgs eePorP7 .that ittutids falivation, debilitating tjK unsilleatinal tp.hos *Arco. or airt2 B roaibsement !rant 'bufr •*llettrigibd diek. Artless - oisse4basaSierigspa ipare pAn:weid. ►they j3ilf lbotedran'tilbty jr War , ogyer' yew •Vtecf 17 .M.MOOMMONIIMIIIMMIl have Giles , 1 the r door floor toga man • in pt askec 1 . the 1 1 . office ordet . . the 0 1 the s row it, tit -bout hoes locks publ mak were road he X took whit tide one wet; also thet not I A dl Mai of gati ord , city tab tier not by too .i' ..! . pet hi in fit fns Li :41 , tit is e cc 4 ' k I at to J.. . I ~ • A Bt 4.' Ili c 1 i II t.: H 14 K P P ti 1 7 .I 2 'I 1 t . 1 I 1 1 1 i I i I I ' \ ... ' •% _ tit:dais, nay !wind of Messrs. MU= aaa "ea.,'" 1° """"" E lAcbititado g the esinitistitionip d ang ilegren, or lel . ' ' '; 4 ''' • - taxmen froth 'bn* ' tit 'iliAtriellihd to 'SA.. . . - -- - - cl ed k ii ß icki - rr.t-‘' ' Anne' elf thefehreftings **Ain tare Ittiisid'iltett 1 DititniiA V1.:.(1f ___ .............tagnis A: . io pettlivapprobatten Vac inotetintrtielf_rfjelfo. -.1% tithe de To Bit sopyAZZA ir Ti=l l l:4; • . hility of both few, thq . pfreite toorniltaling eftetntiTe, whe• ily Mean; tiler the depilltt it *vd`omd NI tOo'ffecife td Mercury, illicit (gninkineib .1 • ilsisei)," • Vlesforte, er die iM . • Of **MD estate tertraMiers. and thofc. .. COMPLETE SET tifeHAM:IIE-ft:B,:tititittly gping,abrnsd L Tbey cannot tic 4 , 1%.401441 the Iblingly &of A ftwesit.hp, at a very tonsifirOilietiltprne, Wats dettaerit ttlefewinfaMinettte v fed: . Alg o l Mote dire in alit amteara=ZaOgialt A. aa t ' *of thf 4 5 . 1 * afait'vt. ~lithe btsdner a Telmsr; tormillaing Dining . L 1,5 Dinstatgl'Osal tan 4. two PS *c ...„, =rale wan. -*pat Wilithe• ',II its softy ',rowel tutee beecnne MS..; ialieres to four of the knot pacn- kr._ A .....„ .. _m two N o els B w:r ya :r e ti e. eari ssa " -mr.rtititlaiotioi'.stitambris.,4apitaTtfisle:iiir f Witer'Closas • citefletit'Oftes; d unarms., iltiontit.it'etion! 1 'ail .on the fledand nay, aid - iiiiylis tliviiied Wm ton ISits, aff of Pa col, and raial l tri!V a L r nrt • basing two distinct. entrances. • . ..., .. . . 11 1 "I".flanGetlinahtb. 4,Thitve.altir.ll, ChM , T 0 44.1ieVelt. 114 ' 1 4 0 !", of 14 04 11 . an d . iie tt rigge. wi t i l 'in to ; 4• 14 46" 14 .- iiikth :::4 1 14 114 8 .44,a n13 leint,MON ItlTlAbinb 4itiat a 1 . 121,a1112 11,111.0. Csdb. vr i kartt a w ar t ll .n adqi i* Vk a Ulat. L or a wi th a n s e apesim e4 - .... ;. , 1 '.. . • . ' SALES BY AVM:N. HOGGART and PHILLIPS fespere AL& Ailly inform the Public that the PRZEHOLgt and COPY# HOLD VITA rifs at EGHAM, advertised to be Sold by Ant* tion at °areaway's, on Tuesday, the 22d instant, is unavoidably postponed, antibe Sale of which will take place at the Catherine Wheel Inn, Egham, on Wednesday the 6th of Apt* at One o'Clock.—No. 62, Old Broad-street, Marsh 12, 1808. EllOgßOLDESTATES,lntheParishes of GREAT BROMIAY. LITTLE BENTLEY, and PRATING, - ' Neal Colchester, in the county of Essex. By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILJJ,P4, (Successors to Mr. Smith) , ;•• At the Thorn Inn, Mistley, onTbursday the inketlellarcb, at I, in id Lots. . 216 ,• SUNDRY valtiabld and improv eable F R EEFIOLD ES'FATR4,divided into convenient Farms; containing altci: , L rither IJaont 599 acres of rich, arable, and meadow Land o inrroundeditay fi ne roads and good markets, 6 miles from Ded hasi4 ' and Colchester, 4 from Mattningtree and Mistley, and 57 from ' London, in the county of Esies ;with excellent farmhoUscs, hare ? stdding, and out buildings, In the occupations of Messrs. Bundock, Sheldrake, Simon, Norman, Crampin, Grlinsey, CoWelt, 'Kiddie, Rudiar.d, Strutt, Skete, and others, at low rents, antount ing.to 8001. capabl.: of mush improvement, and free froth land-tax? May be viewed, and particulars had VA days prey inns to the sale of William Malan, Esq. Cadet:ester, and at the Cops Inn ; Blue Posts, Witham ; Thorn, Mistley ; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Spread 'Eagle, Ingatestone Gatraway's; and of Messrs. kluggart and Phillips, 62, Broad:screets Royal Exchange; wheremaps of she kits may be seen. EGHAM. Valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES. BT hbasts. HOUGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. biscru), At the CathariaelKligel Inn,, Esham, on WOdinseaay, the k b, of April, at ova o'clock, In lots, ABOUT 78 Acres of rich FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD LA ND, situate In the Parish.of/fslfwal, comistiogs t• Staines, divided into various parcels in the.andlesenbehl,with ricJs meadows adjoining, and in Runlet/ Mead, bniendetiln part by ,the A turnpike road, iA the several occupations of the. itev. Jcihn trott, Messrs. Jones, Mackason, Puckerkke, Siganon4s, aukt Lenghurst, at old low rents, and L and tax redeemed. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Henry Simmonds, tenon; of whom particulate may be had ten days , previests to the sale ak' the Bud), Staines; Ellig's Head, Egharn ; Caseteiwiaturorg Red Lion, Hounslow; at Garraway's ; of Mr. Golifoild,•Soliciftw, New?' *ridge-street ; Messrs. ltlaxland and San; 1 1 460141, undo( lebreart. liotgart and Phillips, No. ert, Broad-etheetAkoyal Eichariteibla • .. . ABSOLUTE REVERSkiN TO A DWELLIiki-HOU I JE.i . fi FOUR : TKEE-414LL, XNFLELD.• By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPSI • (Successors to Mr. Star u) • At Garraway's, Coffee-House, Cornhill, on Tuesday, the 29d instant, at Twelve, by order of the Assignees, THE Absolute Reversion to a neat Copyhold Cot tage, with Garden and Premises, pleasantly situate at Four tree-hill, Enfield, in the occupation of Miss Petrie. The Pur- Chaser will he entitled to the above Property on the demise of a Lady, aged 70. Particulars may be had four days preceding the sale, of Mr. Kittrnan, Solicitor, Cloak-kme rat Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hogan and Phillips, 62. Broad-street. i -3VSAIJES BY .A.TYCTIONa IP-031 ll , ' 'lit title CUSTOM . HOUSE; deuTinearvil lik cietWassdak,, the 1741 day. of Ivlardr.lolo..etTgli oo444l4lll the forenoon, - ••, (. • : ~, i.q sl A A 0:1 '4 .. ---.. ' : 48o4: of TeX'z' - .;•-• ' f in ' ' . '. -' ) ' '.l i '46 goodies "or °eight ii", ' •,' • ' " • 4)% And Sleseti, sad tisnress. 1Y QM' WEI.-..--)IIIAPHIKeirNIPASSIONEttb rumc VW. • - AND DISPOSAL OF DAbliSti.PKOPitik:VY. ; At the Loudon Tavern, on . kststs.sc the tith instant, at is lgi c ilikfri F t ' the 67f ? to*i ' sh B mug titic 340, ao., tit I. oacuir USW kite Moster,4lo - mined blitreTivate Ship of Wtr LORD COCHRANE, and dontiemned to the Crovrol'i._., fa( alrSt. Abo4t TOIifIostALICANT SALT. For wi.rwing the ,Carg9, 01164;f2r.C144412.9?.#04,4tu,Y PAW' pm' ticularft,a&V,49 4A. P 1 1 44 WAS/R*lo4 "54444141,:?1*:#1AF Agents for' Danish Property. con , AgiIAYEDAKABk73I4op h ~Ecuo;f:tti Mester, eonoaqapato c iii rl!4: erg*, a,n4 F qg c am , Lcntii)o. 913 riOA. • OrrrrY Breadth tal*lve thg • w•fr ' 0. '; DePti!iu 40 4 -; • • , 1 4 • ...,1•;;) •• 0 4 Adineasures 99, -94 Tom; The HuU, Masts, Standing and 19Anni104:04, 4 0. Ik, with all faults and defects. , . 4‘ . • „ , For viewing the Vessel, Stores,and ar t totquOprro. ; and for Inventories and any further p ~ ;7601 ;., t t. GILES WfiLt Meicllints 1 One of the Agestta fOrAlaprlf.grupeiti, ;It , - 011 ."- F6M I7 the 6; he (Nit' nod'. et s ti • •.; ' Danish Property. *' * • • s-.. ; !mu_ At PLYMOUTH, on FRIDAY, the lab' inet. sfewetioic. ' : . TH4. Bark HAASZT,. No. 1-13, with el het 0 1 VdOios and Materials, itiodemned to the Crown. Dimensioi Length "on deck it'll feet 91 inches, breadth' at tieti the walesA feet t We, hes, depth in the ; head 17. feet 2 inches, lid athrteasuras res 47;94 toxii: The Brig c HARLOITE JOHANNA, No. 4 4 , With all her stores grid Mateilds, condemned to the Crown. IDirneudoni— I 1.41101) on Declt 79 fete ti inches, breadth above the wales 4. - 4 feet 4 !riches; depth la the bold 10 feet 10 inches, and atimeasures isz 14-94 tali*. Ana the Brig DELPHiN, iio. S, with all her Stores and Ma tenrwiee condemned to the Crown. Diniettsions--Length r7S feet 11 inches ;'breadth above the wales in feet lt.inch ' es; depth.* the hold IS feet 1 isr.tt;.admeninrys. 174 ii-gi Tons. • - • ...- . • • -• • • 1 A Depositof one-tlii'd 'of the:Mt - 90M of till ' ilitritise-itiroitY, Os' Cash or Batik of.EnglatidNates; ittlit by . reqn'red artii tithe ' bi sale, and the remainder before thiAelbreq, of the Veneta. For viewing the Wild Vessels; Invintofies Atil further -Parties tars, apply three days before the Sale, at the — eotinting4tottee ti Metes. Srittow SYD.IONS d in.I SON, Merchants, .. __ ___, - FHILIII.A.IkIOgre, crevastPd {Tom ;kin, , thew' Termeriting It:clang instaild! remov:4 li y A , 14 rrt - EAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD;intivcrsally ester med I • - estrsurdinary efficacylila !Mews:dims; Psisies,Gb uty Afr _r• 3 aas d nopte} i t limili the .Btoeassih ; -lso where this ter tr i ja -- " u _, ihits been bsoknown or Isegliscleil, ant the Chilblai ns h a „ ..__,.l broke; Widtelitedili•Esimay Cerite -wilt ease; she Flies am * l 'l . s stilly heal them. • s lay " Pr.vared and sold S / It. Johnston, Apothitiry, is, a ria . . - s t re et. Soho, Louise-2T D . , 'llllhE &soul sod Pills at YS. 9d. lad, ti e jav i workid rids. 'SOW' billolty. Z•lssdishie V laider in th e Ve s ta l mitngdom.he ritilde has a WWI hilt stamp, with them atic pe It. Johnston inserted on it. • - - --- 1 . CHINO'4 . IttENT . WOltivl LO . *.NGE - .,T. --.. " -. WO kkg' . 11 " aie, most frequeit sources 4ti a . dretPAffea r eekeir sytoptintne eiiny• Parrot wi t iai ft , t r izo ‘Clipireill bk. ItOwlielnd with. They occasio n M e w o ippetite„a p a l of the c o lon! oc the fact; emaciati on an de r ,. galas oro k a ' ' flowittr;WWnded after whit vinktt pail s , r .‘, hr i ni a vi s op tr wpaprogAhey Whet the gruvith of the liody, oo 4,OZ, t e pee fatAl, bLendiog in a consumption or &eq. R ot h ,;;;.! Ilene* stfeentfrn Of -e* e! ilarniing cent/whims, the'aboveter e i6 eciicine is universally allowed, on the testimony el theirio,,, ara cters in this etutry, both in rank :led reepeetability, t o te m 1, t at equal. 'flair publicwpprobition, girth to the Propriet or , f ra i .I„„„„„ o ckfi r ki e stairsif its wonderful Asactwitt their wea l s . 7 . 7: 11 , its mer i t I m y _ o l,d competition, and gives a sanction tz rioliTiertV6Otheelvfigatte, oftlin &initial boast. %row ars, eolinastivn *eased thikket Altotdd lace this rot . Vaedici,ise to resort to, Whenever the itontache r i iritajey whitlisoeileted;Which it Will alw b e ays 111110--dokkitbalerpie,and. retell, at Ching. and Buthfs, m i . & wipside, London ;aid retail by must country VentierhioikTlZ FOR ,L.Vuutia; HOARSEN' hc. Heitht :01filiiid for M. . CiFtlintowe s :I•=l:orii.if•Totd, skier Ifte ytoritria, prey s 0 . 44 t : deooy "gte . "4lkkofant mad iffttitud Remedy Or a u Co t },. if o i r .elliao, • So-re Thrors.,zoli on' the itit Tliii i iiksi n d &writ& . .of the • * aft, ord grading Mil 4.1 Skirt:x.6ot Beath, Afthraatic, mid Coofump:ive Compod ets , They daunt et)y the Stomach, but create au Aviktitc. A, t i e gnat bent* to Fe ti.iffitl finis them. eau 011ie be feeured , l og g wm p it Aregtdoe, doe Pulse arq. itquefted to oblerve, tin R. tfoittvoito io r ptinied on theltampo. on te r e timitjegeeote Ott pared and fold R. %meted (foods to T,i19•1009111 1 ,,_ theimmotor.) removed f fea 1..0h,04 Nu b 56. rice 'dilly Newhrri mat Sons. A Paul's Church yard; Ba ena. ftsfkill4ttitet . bornujt ; Ward', linthont; mute voeforrp 42 , camloc vte4polre4 throughout the . United Klughti, PHce =OV C44.tEllit.ATE:l) 'ANTIBILIOUS MU& TESE A_ Pi Kaye loi , :g`tAbtaineei 'a just cekluity it l- •!the private praeder of the Proprietor,. Mr. Dhres, Apo * . y, and Irons their great success its many übstinalebsTisos de: s, on numerous patients of clistinCtien andethers,pariketat tlr Duke of Peilford, Sir George Warren, Mr Gregory Pare 'Con k , the Dowirger Lady ay and Bele f the liiscisuntess Bulkeley, etc: Etc. he was peritcaded to offer them to the public, under the:4pt . batioa and sanction of their mane. • 11.4 following is a proof of slide cißcacy: " Deal Casale. Haverforti West, !lotttli Wales, Feb. 24,1931. " Captain Lloyd iiiiisents Ms compliments to Utilise, though WM persuna.4t ouptainted with hub; would take ha air your, if he %Amid* send him four or five boxes of his Pills as sow ak•he possflily 01M -4 'Sifri. idyd, who has always useithe tine, aim itt4stautiand *or, unwell ; fur the great want* have been to MCA. 1 Joyd, as well as to - Cul. Eishop and alllfis fs. roily; Not lieryd feels bids ditty to recotamend the pitlsokete ever is ; Aptsreakly thinks. if . Mr. Dixon would appointsoot persons venders in this county, it stuuLl be a benefit to tke community." The Pills are found yobronincomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the spaniels, for curing h . :dig—Man, for prevaniag crucHtits;AMfthtli Consequent 'disagreeable eructations kid tato lenclea.•• brit habitual and temptu - say costivoVia, itit• headw4ses, and heart4ntrn, which i. occasioned by prspeney. atOmath, whether ari.ing from thesedinorty tbeseltrdapble, intempetate dirt, or drinking to (esops • Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapide, cot:At.' of Paternoster-row, Londrth • and retail by most musty Medieine Venders, in boxes at 25. 9d .i and 6s. each- Ft) kt ktituMA I'ISVS, SPRAINS, ClitLllLAftli,lka.. "':' ••• • • DR: STEVRS'S OPODELDOC. ' . ' IA Ope/tamp reword each bottle.are engraved tile words" 1/. Yew bery. go: 43, 84 I'aul's," and thole natio:lt this diftinelleiiit 11111taw. E fuerefs or this Medicine hat riven tire tsa x• rear flusher of counterfeits, a: welt as to a variety If rmb ()cations, Fff nets. I.ixlmet ts, &c. du. tome of which sti fo hot and ilrnng, as often to runtime. to cab* Niles,* o'ten 'to contract the finews ; and others are fo *ink a•gi. be of n effect, —but this Opodeidoc by its happy w e t ; eon, by the union of efficacy and fafeit, wilt ever its wonted erritiopce and fop!. iot ity. . By its 'www, peaty**, . and au, mating qualities, it is a n.. 11 excellent reined forms. rh.umatiftus ; and by' its tirtiigtbe It 441 nittst power,. .4100 aorrb the parts which are injured by brunt. sanifyraiali Matt great Gluier is cramps, or numbnefs ; in flitlntfi or weakads4 'the jcints; at alto In promoting circulation in the tints ttrbetiht paralytic Rate it is likewife particularly fuccelifulio Clibliay and if ufed in time, will prevent their breaking, but io this car plaint a If ;tie tif it iienald he cliff:ivied in a limos, and apphof wars. Sold only by F. N..wbery awl Sons, No 4y, St. Pours, 4 deco front the coach way from Ch -apftde, London, price xi &leach bot tle. duty incivaltd; and by their appointinent, by flacon aid Ca Gaferd,itt set ; Wade Old-Bond finer; liayiey and Ce. fpur It:eft ; Ward, MidtUe•row.liolborn ; Clat he. gums\ High ileett ; Randall, Royll Eschante; Dicey and Summit, Bear Clur& yard; and Harris, cornet of Lutlgate itrect. . - • " fitiPORTAIIT DifiCOVERY: st.• • r r i ii.E . My:tut:Age the PtilVic must allitays derive _ - 1 -- front regularly educated proCssional wen directing shod etclusively their studies to one apeelds'of Malady, ores never Noe &arty' desionstratedzhanty the nnesanipted wafts which its attended the administration of their new remedy, and the ettruP siTmary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, CURIUM and Clo..Surgeoas, formerlyinbis Maiesty;ttehiehs bat made the Venereal Disease the particular object of tlieir load" 'gather, and are happy hi having discovered a risediarte superior's mercury in the cure of that coniplahat; it is saga* to *ow /hut the diens of this remedy are diametrically oppoate tothor of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige st the virus,in iti most aorsfirined stages, yet it does IVO in *tie* injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates dieursAlk i in all its ineund functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates de 1 station : thus instead of reducing a strong sad vigorous eccial• thou tothe frightful condition slat mercury doer, it not only pc& serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a ft* and skitilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Naininr -I.lvss instances are as repent record of the suptffier efficacy ofaas , I medicine, its inherent 'and specific virtues acing as a Pari si ' co r rective to bodily - debility, whether proceeding front an iscs; ot,eonjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the mo re insidious, dul;# -pot le* destructiste, indulgcnce of incautious youth dhoti sea* in a certain pernicious habit. /staid* tho toclanehelY 4 disorders-whi eh are the ounceq uence ofthis ..U.ltarT Mitt, w &gre °ace ;am silliatiog that that dist ress i hi state oldebilityo4 afr ficiency which presents or,embittors the natchnonial state; this' to , 'NEWT/pp usiffvoer hrs.od. oir,og his nada:time, ;shoale d " wk lid(ilentil be. is 1 1 1 4 11( tli. t. Awls* state of weakness as to sods life oppressive. To such persons it must be a .sovstslin TAW!, eleigk tO .40W. that ,they sp ay now, by a lit'W infallible mod e st o trOaessettt,,lre teWrired tio that tresses: of . 1111 Waren ;asslei ariailft:ifirffit:eidai=aiotinelfoulists. • -121.411 " 1 " lietimienpr, from whatever unse ttle/of. as woll et.* rigor apoojes . .of wersecualhatizcion, !gusts Coe_ zw it h I a:id - CO. niay be lts4 Jay iatiPiti of either sex with ale greatest atcgasli : • air, at their use, O. leri;/ 4321°1 ; Garden. 'Pali . inoe. coup t desciraing the partiO% ti"r"nlSabikitlir Ittst4,posp4alij„ exit:l'l;4 i Petit tun,. bare the fiecOpir*lieitte_otyl,advice sent to any IT. t u r cs Isingtiow, • . 'So. f", fiaf%.._._.....,P u t 'WON ArMitikr TANSON BRIDGE "L'O-hiO lOOlC 'in , ' •':: . nlitOlialli4.:.-.,::..4.: •• 53 swinotPu Ofter 'ill: - . WteifleMlik:.--e!ii • 01 4; .1 4 uslifiaef. after 4 ' - 14 1 =li lace r rOte 44ll4 tV V II - Liulbf;tll ; e tbe SraJt-Oftict;l4. Semi. Publislalke 411, S. As-ta Tellloll AI sr. riet:; 01+4° IVALUABLE 141,ZEH.OLD ESTATE,. IN THE ' SPY 07 By Messrs:HM:oMM sod PHILLH'S, (Suceesioet to Ma. Illerrst) .. • At Quireiray74, on Friday, the 6th of April, at Twelico'Clock, by Order of Assignees, AVERY. desir.tble FREEHOLD ESTA TE, A comprising a commodious Dwelling House, Offices and Premises in'a most eligible situation, No. 11, in the Poultry. Let on Lease.to Messrs. Motif and Co. for a term, of which 22 years will be unexpired at Lady-day, 1808 at a very low dear rent of 1001. per Annum, with n prospect o f Improvement. To be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars bnd ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. Kirkman, Aolicitor,ClUak-lane at Oarraway's ; and of Messrs. Hog,gart and Phillips, Broad-street. • . By Order of the 4.;ommissioners for the Disposal of Danish I J Property. . At the London Inn, Plymouth , on Friday the 18th March, 1808, I t at 11 o'Clock in the Forenon, • THE Good Brig AUIt 0 R. A.---=-No. •88. I DIMENSIONS : Length on Deck . '.. - 68 Feet 5 Inches. Breadth - • 20 11i Depth in the Hold .k - ill 11 . . • Admeasares ..-. • - f19'17-94 Tons. The Good Brig ABF.L MARGARETHA, No 90. hstatiiniftlt • - -- --- -.• • Length on Deck - • . Ile Feel /9111441e5 , Breadth . 22 lot - .- - ' • Depth - : 141 ' 2 Admeasures - ...-1iw7804 Tons. ' The flood Brig NV F.N9IF.AIifT, 140.141. snmcmsioNi: I.tmgth on Deck - 70 Feet 113 Inches: Breadth - 22 19 ' Ifepth in the Hold - 14 2 • I Atlmeastires - 144 61-94 Tails. 'Me Good Ketch DOROTHEA MARIA, No. 49. DIIarNSIONS: Length on Deck - 60 Feet 4 Inches, Breadth . - 7 1 9 9 91 Dt.irth - . Admeasures - . 91 4-94 Tons. I A deposit of 1-3 d part of the purchase-money of the vessels and 1 251. per cent. on the Goods will be required at the time of sal e , and the remainder before delivery of the vessels and goods, in i cash or Bank df England Note*. For eiesting the vessels and goods, apply at the Counting House of THOMAS LOCK YER, Merchant, PlyMontit, Feb. 21. One of the .lgents for Danish Property. 7 7 : rd.; • 6 T Lao and Nid easel amo :~ HPI w 8 WI i i 1 I I