Star. — London, England, 1806-05-30 00:00:00

1~ A FRAGMENT, WRITTIN NEAR TNI 311 SHORE. Eve ! And o'er the glaify furface of the deep, Serenely calm, and undiftutb'd, five where Their gentle breath, in Ilia retreating gale', The Zephyr's fan, and 'mid the liquid plain 'I be Sea-nymphs, fportive to the phial breeze, Stir the ezpanfe., and try the mazy round. The azure (Icy, unfolding to the fight, Difplays its clear irradiance ; not a cloud to fern to dim the Nitre, or to throw Its dufky veil o'er Imi log Ether. Far The gilded fails, refietling to the Sun, (W hole verging orb, already haltisnmcriel, Emits a partial gleam) iiiredt the eye Where the horizon, in its convex bound Smooth ccean robes; a pleating fieEtsele, Intent to eye the part.colour'd groupe, Which &int in ever-veering cowl: the main, And kern to whiten as they mat the Sun. in wades progreffive, (ober Ev'ning yields Her reign to Night, whore fable mantle wraps The murky face of Nature, and conceals Impeded objefti. Hence my wanarring thought Slow-turns, and inward-muffing, farms of things Unreal paints, creative images, Which, fpringing from the Mind's prolific fore, Abforb the faculties, and lead us on Through all the pleating fictions of the fettle. Here Contemplation waken, from her dream Of Mast revert..: faint-retiriag founds Of murering creeds, from yonder rugged cliffs, Born by the plc refponfive, rouse the ear To mark the dying cadence. Chaned appears H area's lucid cov'ting; vetted with a dye Of darker afpedt, that but tends to add • hirer (picador to the fulgent beam Of placid Luau, and bedecks the holt Of numerous liars, In clearer Rita arrray'd With all tbc wide-ethereal canaille Oh! may Life's tranquil ev'ning thus refipi Its balmy elate, to meet the bright advance Of pureft night. No (pot profane ihaU taint That happy eve, when we prepare to pafs Our ni ht in Heav'n. DUBLIN, 3mr 24. I. I. • Agreeable to notice, every regiment compofing the garritiln of Dublin, marched from town on Thurfday morning, to occupy the laid down for them by the Commander of the Forces. The flying artillery took the ground at an early hour. They were followed by the eth dragoon guards. the 18th light dragoons, the alEtth. 48th, 9:d regiments of the line, the North Cork. Cavan, and Donega' regiments of militia. The North Cork marched from their cantonments at Cabioteely. Having prepared and formed the line with coon aerobic precilion, General FLoyo, accompanied by his fuite, prepared the troops for the reception of the Loan At is o'clock the arrival in the field of his Grace was announced by a difcharge of a I pieces of can non. His Grace, attended by a great number of General and Field O ffi cers in his &ire, with fever al of his Grace's fervants and led horfes, and &rifted by a Iquadron of cavalry, appeared in the field, accrmpanied by her Grace the Duchefa of Bedford in an open carriage, drawn by fix horfes, with four out tiders, came in front and received a general Palate from the whole line. His• Grace then rode along the front of the line uncovered, the whole fa. luting, .bands playing, and colours lowered as he pallid. Ili. Grace then took his Ration oppofite the centre of the lice, which then formed into grand di. Tifton: snd marched by his Grace in flow time, offi cers faluting, colours lowered as they palled ;—the bands of each regiment taking their Ration oppofite his Grace, and playing, as their refpeelive regiments marched along. The Commander in Chief, after snatching at the head of the forces add fainting, took hi. Ration at the right of the Lord Lieutenant, her Grace the Duette& of Bedford's carriage being im mediately on the left. The line being again formed, his Grace advanced a little. when a general Lime was given by the whole line. His Grace and fuite then took the Ration near the Hibernian mihrary chapel, and the regiments of ca valrysbargect along the front of the line in three di •ifions—tfl, the sth dragoon guards—ad, the 18th light dragoons—and 3d, the horfe artillery. A dif charge of a t pieces of artillery were then fired, and their Graces left the field—when each regiment marched to their refpeelive barracks. The ground was kept with the gleateil regularity, to afElt in which detachment of the 7th dragoon guards ar• rived in Dublin on Weelnefday. The number of men which formed the line amounted to near 7000, and the c, monde of fpeetators was imnienfe. The review was over at three o'clock. His Grace was drcfred in blue regimentals faced with yellow, and laced with Myer, and mounted on .. very fine charger. M•Y 25. ,ne of the banditti who perpetrated the atrocious • ,',scry, a few nights fince, on the paiTengers of the mail coach going to the packet, have yet been dif cov:red. _ _ A few days ago, a gentleman and his lady were bopped in a poft-chaife, near Fe:moy, in the county of Cork, by Come villains, and robbed of a watch and money. They did not proceed on their journey, but returned, and having related their misfortune to a gentleman in the neighbourhood, an officer of Yeo mury, he put two nf his men, well armed, in a poll. ekaite„ and feat it in the direflion in which the gen• tleman had been robbed. Near the fame fpot, this carriage was flopped by the villains, upon which one of the Yeomen fired, and (hot the principal robber dead. Upon lurching him, the gentleman's watch %di found, and rill* his money, and fcventl bank notes of which the mail had been recently robbed. TLe body of the robber was brought to Fernsoy, arJ when the letter which mentioned the above cir cuinfiance Caine from thence, it was in contempla tion to hang it up for fume days, as a miming to affendess. IVAN'STEAD ANNUAL MEETING OF NHS TAIINDLY SOCIRTIIS AND CHARITY SCHOOLS. This meeting was held en Tuefday !aft, at Viet (lead Church, where a molt excellent Charity Ser mon was preached by the venerable Retor, the Rev. Dr. GLASS!. The text was taken from the fourth Chapter of Ephefimls, 32c1 verfe—" Be ye kind one to one another." A considerable colleaion was made, and tome charming anthems were fung, in the very fined 'kyle. Lady Ca ru max Lotto being prevented from attending divine ferrite, by a late melancholy domestic misfortune, molt generoully fubfcribed 5o guineas. The church was crowded. Lady Not. THISK, Rev. Daflors CasKts, PRINCI,BII•CIICROFT, P , &c. were prefent. A molt fplendid cold collation was afterwards given by the venerable Reaor, on hit lawn ; for which purpofe two molt beautiful marquees were pitched, and a band of mu. fic played all the time. Every gueft expreffed the highest (mist:talon at feeing their venerable and amiable holt fo well recovered from his late very re vere indifpolition. CAPTAIN WRIGHT. The intereff which the Public have naturally taken in the cruel fate of Captain Wilo FIT, has induced us to publiffi the following letter, written by that mai. tortous O ffi cer. It is dated from the Temple, at Paris, and addreffed to Mr. WeLus, his Frit Lieu tenant, who was at the fame time prifuner in Ver dun Depot. " My Dar Wallis—ln order to intrude but little on the Teen- Gator • in office, and favour an early delivery of my letter, I fend this time merely a Mort one, In acknowledgment of your kind pc:- tea:ranee which procured me the pleafure of receiving yours of the apth of Auguft, a few days ago. Accept of any heft thanks for your congratulation, on my promotion, which, however, Is be come indifferent to me, farther than It demonitrates the Jolliet and liberality of Government, of whir!' ! never entertained a doubt. I beg you to bear In mind, that I have every proper feeling upon the fubjedt, and that the handfonie manner in which it has been conferred, has not &aped my obfervation, or failed to have due weight upon ow, although ft has been in my contemplation to re ago my commiffion, through an official channel here, in order to reline Government from the embarraffment my extraordinary fituation mutt have placed it under, and toprevent a pradtice, which I forbear to charadterize, from bearing on any other vietim on either fide; but 1 felt upon further reffedtion, that although I was willing to forego its proteftion, yet no set of mine, thus attuned, could abfolet my Gosanment front the performance of its duty to a &kith fubjedt. I rejoice to hear that you are under the jurifdic• lion of a liberal.minded military man, for I was under tome anxiety as to the regimen you might be fubjedt tee I think I had already prepared you to esprdt benevolence frotn Individuals, where they might be at liberty to exereife that right. I doubt not you will make ufe of the inftence under your own eye, to obliterate from the yotutg minds of my poor boys t unfavourabk imprealons, to which they may have already yielded. I rejoice, alfo, to hear, at length, that you are near thole dear boys, in whore progrefs my whole fo licitude centres. Give them my belt wines, and ref their me mories with what has been fu often in•-aWffed upon them. I muR have no idknefs, no indecorous boyillt trick., no habits of riot or inebriety, no deviation from the truth, no adoption of prejudice, no tendency to exaggeration no indiferierdnate carfare or profcriptlon sa ex 'fe. but a liberal gen t lemanly condudt, and a Ready, perfever log alliduity, which will alone furmount the difficulties that are before them. Remind them often of their dittinEtion, of the pre cious kifure they have upon their bands. Let the main.fpring of their adtions be the charader of my dear country, dcc. Remind them often how much I expeift from than. • If Mr. Travis's fon I be with you, let him partake of all the advantages I propofe fecuring to my own three boys, but with flab delicacy as will hurt neither his own nor his parent's feelings. In the mean time, apply to my authority wherever the pecuniary means are obtainable, which, in the courfe of our correfpondence, Mould it continue, I Roll elpeeially appropriate. " I am not unaware, my dear Wallis, that tam thus impofing a difficult talk, and laying a heavy Linden upon you ; but I ant ' fore you will undertake It with &afore. " Give my belt refpedts to all my Officer' individually, and tell the Dada. I take it for granted be makes good ale of his leifure. I recommend him to walk the public hofpitals, if there are any in the neighbourhood, and to follow up Chemiltry with ardour. " I Mall be very glad to hear front any of my officers when they are in a feribbling mood If it be potable, let my fervent King attend on the boys, and tell bins I have begged of you to take care of them. * Is poor Mr. Brown srecovered ? The bait I heard of him was before your departure hence. Pray give an account nominally of all my people. Poor old Sam**, I ruppefe you know, is no more. Is that poor being 11 whore willies death teemed unwilling to accomplilk, Rill living have a little cat that has jolt taken the caprice of lying along my paper, and purl to me, fo you mutt perceive that I am not without amiable fociety ; and I Inuit tell you, for the comfort of any other little amiable creature that may weep for my misfortunes, that I cast bear them, however great or multiplied; but that I am kfs ill off than people at a diftance (whore apprchenlions magnify evil) are aware of, for I have with in a few months obtained the facility of procuring books, and habferibing to the Alfestismr, whole fables and prejudices I ;fibre you lam not in the kilt danger of adopting. how fare you well, and believe me, aloft faithfully, and unfeignedly, your friend. - S. Ten me particularly what all the boys have done; tell them I continually think of them—Adieu! • Is the Secretary, who trans ates the letters for prifoners into French, for the lapedtion of the Officer commanding the Devot. Three of his young Midfbipmen ' • one Ids own nephew, aged Is, who was fent to Metz military prifon, for having a (mall piece of line in his trunk, at the time of his being in the citadel, which Could only be for the purpofc of playing with ; one a nephew of the gallant Sir W.S. Smith, and the other a young boy, whofe re lations I have not a pared knowledge of. I One of his Warrant Officers, whore fon was alto on board. § Mr. Wright's Clerk. I One of the crew, who had been long lickly. ECCLESIASTICAL and ACADEMICAL PROMO !lONS. CAMBRIDGE, MAi 26.—The Re►. George De Hague, B. D. Fellow of Benet College, is prefented by the Molter and Fellows of that Society to the Redtory of Little Wilbraham; and the Rev. John Hewitt, B. D. Fellow of the fame College, is alto prefented to the Vicarage of Gratitcheiter, rear Cambridge, both vacant by thr death of the Rev. W. Butts. The Arebbilhop of York has collated the Rev. Dr. Edward Hay Drummond to the Prebend of Ramptoa in the Collegiate Church of Southwell. The Rev. Edmund Outran, Public Orator of the Univerlity of Cambridge, and Private Tutor to Lord Vileount Merton, is ap pointed Dotneftie Chaplain to Earl Nelfon. The Lord Dl!hop of Briftol is cledted Canon Refidentiory of Chiehelter Cathedral, and the Rev. the Dean, Cuftos of St. Mary's klorpital, both in the room of the late Rev. Mr. Courtail. . The Rear. J. W Paysfep, M. A. of St. John's College, is ap pointed Doeneftic Chaplain to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.—SarnueI and Rubert Wood cock, now or late of Banagher, Kitts's Quitiity,corn bayers,to fur render May to, so, and June to.—Patriek Green, new or late of Begeworthltown, county of Longford, dealer, May at. 23, and June to —Bryan O'Rorke, of Sligo, listen and woollen draper, May to, so, and June to. SALES BY AUCTION. SUSSEX. By Mr. WELLER, (on the Weedles) On Wetinefday, the 4th of June, .806, and fin folltneing Days, (Sunday excepted) 'THE highly didinguilhed and juilly celebrated MUSEUM ; comprifing a very unique and rare affemblage ' of Machines. of the molt exquiflte and colt!) , Conn rudtion, In the various purfuita of Experimental Philofophy, Mechanics, and Male, with the Houfebold Furniture, Plat:, Books, Carriages, and Horfes,"&c. of the late Wm. Frankland, Efq. at Muntbam place, near Findon. Among the Articles are the following—A capital Orrery, Elec trical Machine, Air Pump, Hydraulical and Optical Apparatus, Loadltone of peculiar powers, iota and compound Microfeopes, Camera °talcums, Globes and Pentagraphs, 8 highly valuable Turning Lathes, combining the various powers of the Mandrale, Square, Rofe Engine and Face Movements, with j portable Lathes. with appropriate Inftruments and Tools ; Printing and Book binding Preifes ; Looms for weaving Damalk and Diaper Linen ; Carpct, Cloth, Lace, Ribbon, and Stocking Machines--a large and fine toned Organ with ten flops, calculated for a Chapel, two large hand Organs, an organized Harpsichord, a grand Plano, Cre mona and Stank= Violins, Violoncellos, Time-beaters, matical Bells and Otaffes, and about 43 other choice Inltnunents. The general Articles of Furniture, capital Time Pieces and Clocks, an excellent portable Billiard Table, Library Tables, and Mufic Stands, on an ingenious plan; Air and other Guns; a crane neck Coach, a Chariots. a MEd-back Chair, 4 font , wbed'd Carriages to go without Horfes, a light Waggon on Springs, a dog Carriage and light Carts ; 3 luent-taU'd black Carriage Hoyle., good figures and excellent goers; wattling and dairy ntenilb, a large Stock of Beer Calks, &c Ste—The eiredts may be viewed on Monday and Tuefday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had at era. 6d. each (no perfon will be act mitted to the view without one) and may be had of Meffrs.AVin • ftaniey and Son, Paternolter row, and Chapter Coffee-houfe, Lon don ; Bulb Tavern, Brillol ; at the principal Inns In Mancheftar, Stockport, and Birmingham, and the adjacent Market Towne; place of Sale ; and of Mr. Waal . , at kis General Agency Office, Chiehefter. N. B. The Coach from Worthing to London pilfer within half a mile of the Manfion. DIED. On Wedocfday the silt inftant, at the hook of her fon in law, Doctor Davie, at Carmarthen, in the 96th year of her age, Mrs. Saunders, rend of the late Erafmus Saunders, Efq. of Pentre, in the county of Pembroke. To..fday mommg futldenly, at Ms bottle at Higbbury, the Rev. Dr. John Ford. Un the 34 of Auguft lift. at Bombay. Maj..r Browne, in the Hon. haft India Company's !entice, youngelt fon of Thomas Brown, Efq. of Johnitonburn. Scotian+ Thurfday fe'noight, at the Hotwells, Brift.,l, the Rev. Thomas Hughes, A. M. of Monmouth. Tuctelay morning, at Pimlico, In ehild-bed, the wife and infant daughter of CONCIIN litobinfoo, of the London Reenoting HANTS. By Mr. WELLER, On Saturday, the Lath of June, at twelve o'clock, at the Bear ion. Havant, ATRULY valuable and de fi rable liefidence, with attached and detached Offices, delightful Shrubberies, Plea fare Grounds, and Gardens, leading to the termination of two enelofures of rich Meadow Land, the whole near fix Acres, fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family—now in the occupation of Thomas Barber, Efq. the Proprietor. The Struc ture Is handfome. and very firmly built, and in the moll complete Rate of folld, as well as ornamental repairs, and comprifes the fol• lowing apartments; a molt capital proportioned eating and draw ing rooms,library andgentleman's routa, ample domeftic offices, airy bed chambers and dreffing rooms, with good ferrants' apart. meats, together with a s Railed Italie, carriage and wood huufes. —The above premifea are Cupybold, at a trifling ftintest toe, fituate in the Patient, Havant, at the verge of the town, and perfeffily oneonnedted with any other property, it has all the con venienees of a town with the retirement of the country. The land (cape is hold, varied, and extenlive diftintft views of Chichefter, Stantead Park, the Me of Wight, Ponfdown and Portfmoutb har bour. And towards the termination of June, will be Sold by Audion, the genuine entire, genteel, and almolt new Hsufehold Furniture, with other Fifer% of Thomas Barber, Efq. removing to Bath. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Weller. at his General Agency Office, Chieheiter. HANTS. By Mr. WELLER, On Tuelday, the 13th of July, at Oarraway's Coda. houfe, at Twelve o'clock, ATRULY deferable Freehold and Manor Ellate, called North Houfe, fituate in • dry and plaurefgue part of Hantplitire,comprifing a well cam:eked property of 536 acres of Arable, Coppice, and Meadow Land, in the higheft hate of culti. varlet, with a good Family Houfe, nearly in the centre of the Eftate, wither:vie offices, gardens, and plesfure grounds, in a moft luxuriant Rate. At a proper dlftance from the villa are a good Bailiff's houfe, gate-room, barns, and cottages. The fituation, al though retired la itfelf, is within two Mies of a focial and polite neighbourhood--a very capital pack of Fox-bounds diftant only fire miles two out of the Turnpike Road from London to Pont mouth ; frosts the former 60, and the Latter s 4 ; three front Ham. bledan, and z 8 from Winchefter. _ _ Printed pullculars will be timely prepared and iffued at the Bell Inn, Horndean ; Dolphin, Peters&ld; Four a a, Portfmouth; Bear, Havant ; George, Wincheiter • Libraries, brighten ; Suffez Tavern, Tunbridge Wells ; Marl:Jones and Gtecn„ Solicitors, Salifburplquare ; Metre. Winliaoley and Sun, Paternolter-row • and at the Chapter Coffee -hoofs : at Gar away , Change•alley Landon; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency (Mee, Chiehelter, where tickets (or a view of the eltate may be bad ; alto of Rleb. Eyks, Fig. Eaft Mean, Hants. • SURREY. By Mr. WELLER, (on the Premifes), On Monday, the i.ith of June, at Twelve o'clock, A VERY valuable Freehold Villa, a modern and neat Elevation, with domeftie Off ce, in the Bafement, Ground Floor, Entrance Hall, Drawing, Eating, Brealifatt, and Gentlemen's Rooms ; Fiat Floor, four Chambers and a Duffing Room, A Wm, four Bed Rooms, with attached and detached offices of every defeription, Gardens, Orchard and Plealure Ormands,Hot and Green Houk', Coach Houle and Stables, with two Enclolures of Rich Meadow Land ; the whole (landing lo about five Statute Acres, fituate at Ether, on the rife of the Hill, entering the Village from Cobham, finding unconneeted with any other property, and peculiarly dlftinguilhcd for beautiful Scenery, the Soil Dry and Healthy, the Neighbourhood highly relpediable, near Moen! Packs of Hounds, from London Extent miles, Kington and Cobham four, and Hampton Court three. Printed particulars may be had of John Vidler, Efq. Milbank; Mefrs Winftanley and Son, Pattrnofter-row ; Chapter Coffee Houle, London; Mars. Knight, and Co. Kingfion; Grapes, lA . hlte Lion. Cobham; Talbot, Ripley; White Hart, Etter, Guildford; King's Arms, Godalming; Libraries, Brighton; Fountain, Purtf mouth ; and of Mr. Weller, at bit General Agency Office, Chi chefter. REVERSIONARY INTEREST In a CAPITAL POSTING 1N21..—A GENTEEL RESIDENCE for a LARGE FAMILY, and MONEY on GOOD SECURITIES. By WILLIAM MOORE, On Saturday, the 70; day of June next (beginning precifely at four o'clock in the Afternoon) at the Hop-Pole Inn, in the City of Woreefter, by order of the Alfignees ander a Conuailliou of Bankruist, Lot t. "HE Reverfionary Intereft in that vTI y definable and well ellablifhed Inn, called the HOP. POLE INN, in the City of Woreelter aforefaid (expectant on the deccafe of a Lady upwards of 88 years of age) The pa mires comprise nine roomy Parlours, excellent vaulted and other Ca. latge Hall, Larder, Bar, Bar Parlours, Laundry, Servant • Hall, Kitchen ,Back Kitchen, or Brewhoufe, a large Garden w, led in, and clothed with choice Fruit Trees, capital Stabling, Coach Honks, Granaries. Holllcry, Soldier's Rooms, and other conveniences, an excellent fpacious Alterably Room, with Qr. cheftra and lobby, and 14 Beeping rooms. The whole completely fitted up in the belt puffible (tile for a pelting houfe, in which bufinefs it has been eltablifhed many years, anal is a3ve let to Mr. Thomas Weaver, at the yearly rent of tiol. This I.ot Is held by Leak under the Dean and Chapter of %Woe celtsr, for a term of forty year., renewable every fourteen. Lot a. The Reverfionary Intereft in that exceeding w.ll•lndit Freehold Dwelling-houfe and Premifes, fituate between the Hop pole and Star and Garter Inns, ia the Foagate ftreet, in the City of Worcefter aforefald (expectant on the decea,fe of the fame life), and eftimsted to be of the yearly value of 701. but now in the oe • cupation of the prefect owners. 'feu Houle is in a very genteel part of the City, and fit for any buinefs that requires room, for the refidence of a large family. Lot 3. The Reverfionary latereit in the lam of 200 1 fecured on the Wandler Water-works, bearing interelt at 4 per cent. Lot 4. Ditto on scoot fecured on the Kiddcrniinfter Turnpike, bearing the like intereft _ _ I.ot 5. Ditto on sool. fccured on the Droitwich Turnpikes, bearing the hke interett. Tl.c left three Lou are expedlant on the deccale of the fame Life a, the two preceding noes. For • view of the Prem ire,. apply to Mr. Weaver, at the Hop- Pole, and for further partiesiaro, to Mr. Street, Solicitor, pot-Lae, Lo doa, or the Avetisow, Tewkvibm. SALE, BY AUCTtON • NORFOLK. • In Lots, at the Maid's Head Inn, in Norwich, on Saturday, the iii day of this inttant May, at Four o'Clock, unkte Comte difpored of by Private Coruna, A VERY delirable Eltate in Eall Totidenh am, Hockering, and Bentham Broom, In the occupadun of Ro bot Recites, whofe Leak expiry at Michaelmas nest, confining of a Farm Houk, with neceff ary Bindings, Cottage, and about ago Acres of Arable, Meadow and Pafture Land. The nate is in a good Sporilog Country and In a Neighbour. hood aboondlng with Gum, mar the Turnpike Read, a b ou t Wen Mtn from Medea, aid Mu from Norwich, Particulam may bo km** by oggiffog to Mr. amytk, at Mec ham, where a plan of On laws may he flea. CAPITAL HOP GARDEN GROUND. and HOP KILNS, FARNHAM, BURR hY. By MeErs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. On Thurfday the jth of June, at four o'clock , at the Sulk Inn, Fariiiant, In Ns Lots, SEVENTEEN ACRES of Freehold Capiml HILd Garden Ground, and a Copyttald excellent double Hop Mitt; Storchonfos, Ware/Looks, and Centre Yard. advantage...fly Stoats nearly contiguous to the Capital Market Town of Farnham., 39 miles from London, on the high road to Gofport, Wiuchelter and Southamptevi To be viewed t3f ',eying to D. /Mow, Efq. at Panama; where a plan may be Wu, and of whom printed particulars may be had; silo at the Sw - a Inns, Alresford and Alton ; King's Arms. Bagthot ; Built, Staines ; of Mr. Collins, Printer, Satilburp ; Mari Smart and Co. Printers, Reading; at the Place of Sale, atid et Meffro. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgatvercet, where a Om may alio Mika By Mr. GASQUOINE, (By Order of the Magnets of the nate and Ifiradb of Winton!' Joynfor and Richard Lewis, Bankrupts), at the Bridgewater Arms, In Maneheßer, in the County of Lancaßer, on Thurf day the twenty Oath day of June neat, at t h e hour of Bs in the even, A LL ing that Complete and Valuable WATER R. CORN MILL, Otuate and being in the Tovnilitip of fink. Icy. In the laid County, cootaguing Five pairs of Fra2ch Sones. Four pain of Grey Stones, One pair of Wekh Stones. A Drying Kiln and ocher conveniences. . . . And alto all that large spd convenient Dwelling Hoare, with Nimble Stables and Out.houres, two Kitchen Gardens, and up wards of fourteen Lanealbire Acres of rich Meadow Land, belong ins to the hid Mill, and theme In the Townthip of Mickley and Great Heaton, in the raid County. The above Pre:noires are held by Leafe under the Right Honour. able the Earl of Wilton, for a term of which eighteen years or there abouts are now unexpired, at the low yearly rent of 2011. 41. 71d. The Paid Mill is flume on the River Irk, at the distance of four Miles from the town of Manchefter, adjoining the road to Roth. dale, and is worked by a fall of ten feet of that powerful River.... The Mill has been lately put into complete repair at a coonderabla expcnce, and the Mill Dam very much ealarged, fo as to infant a consent Supply of Water. The purchafer of the above Prernifes may have the option of taking the tannin Rock and fixtures on the pendia at a valuction. Fur further particulars apply to Mr John Carter, Mr. William Barker, and Mr. Andrew Comber, all of Livemool, merchants, the Affiances of the Paid Bankrupt's eftate and ein.fla ; Mr. David &Moult, architeek, or Mr. Gafquoine, accomptant, both of Man ebefter ; Mtgs.. Lace and Haifa!, attornies, Liverpool; or Mart. Duckworth and Chippindall, attornies, Mend:Alm. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the fludy, and been gratified by the molt conOderable practice in that branch which I thought proper to feled, I truß that I have not more Wl employed my time than thofe who, in the eatenfive field of the profaffion, are necalionally immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fueceli which is acquired by concentrating the Intelledual power to one dais of difordem. The difinfia of DEBILITY are peculiarly dißrelling, for they 111 bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoma, and by a de predion of all vital energy, exiftence lured become embittered. Whether they arlfe from the prevalence of ill example, the &Arne. dye habits of fchoolboya,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt affiduous profeffintal lkill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, she (primulas arc aggravated, and the cooltitu. don is deftroyel Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I grow ntrny pretenfibns on regularity of eduction, and poffeffing every privilege to yrs.lice, I feel myfelf wattled to that confident': with which I have blaserto ben fo liberally honoured. In the kit fmfatiuns of local weaklier', early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated fame ; but where the Uri:rev, from a cordetournefs of the unmanliners of the vice which canted his misfortuae, is fearful of the contempt or ceofure of his family phyEeian, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, It mutt be fatisfaelory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable fecrccy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poThbie to prevent paha danger or diftrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of exclaGve experience in this line to effedt a fate, certain, and rpectly re-titablifltment. orer the advantage of this experience to thofc of either fex wits are "Mined with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fyrapteuns of VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the wins of real mutton are Bated on the firlt interview. --------------- Patient■ in the country are expedted to inclofe a Bank Date, and arc requefted to fpccify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London. No. ap,Arundel-Rreet, Strand, near Temple Bar. ADVICE. WREN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent fOr firm and experience, offer their advice, and exert their Of. titles for the cure of a few reigning Difeafes, they rife fuptior to that prejudice which is fojuftly excited agaiiilt the advertifsments of mai, ignorant of the firft principles, and uneducated in the prac tice of phyOc. Malta. CUkRIE and Co regular Surgeons, fuse dolled by every privilege to praCtice, and by the uniform Needs which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi therto been attended, continue with the fame of iduity to direct their itwlies to the cure of every fpecies of that baneful paha, as well u the removal of thole diftreffing debilities and deficiencies which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial flute. In the cata logue of human Infirmities, there are none more afßiEtin g than thole which are the unavoidable confequence of an indulgence in a certain deltrudiv.: habit. The unhappy fufferer broods over his misfortunes. &Clamed to reek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a Rate of niifery, as to render life oppreflive. To fuch perfons it will be a confoling refiLetion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be reamed to their tormer cocaina ikon, itrength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excefs of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or from a long renitence in hut climates, hard drinking, the injudl. Mous MC of Mercury, Ste. Ste. arc fpeedily refored to health and arength, _ _ It mull be a fdf evident propofition, that where the arvregre of intelledlusl capacity is diredled to the treatment and ...it,. nt a few peculiar compl.,int•. there mull be the greater ceri,,in,r of fuccefs ; and as a proof of this potation their methial of eive r fo particularly expeditious, as well as fate, and In erliently to the common pronice, that in Come flight LAI cf inf-airm, a perfed relloration is completed in the Mort rtrinti of Tklott onus, and In thole of the mown inveteracy, where other pradll tomer, haws failed, a proper perfevvrance in their pltn of treat ment enfures to the patient a fate, well grounded, and haing re ettablieunon. Cly an early application, the patient win efespe the .danger and expence of a tedious attendance upon the leis expe rienced pradtilioner. Man: CURRIE and CO. may be confulted at 'heir hotafr. No. toy. Hatton Garde.. by patients rf either fez, with tbe treat oft fccrecy, honour, and delicacy. Letters tram the country are requefted to hate particulars of the cafe, putt paid, eneloling a bank note, which win be duly anfwered. TO-MORROW. eon rifts Ban 4u Moon fn. 33 Mial6ooll !deer s I _7_ mlnutts aka j l i 54 minute, ACT HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-PAORROW Merging 13 *Mite" atm Aftenron . minutes miter z LONDON s Printed and NAM:4 LSVELIENT, (at Car - terbury , I.arbeth), at the STA' Orrick No. Ottel.• amt. alto at thiklittas Oattaa, Tomplit4be. 1 rl 1 ~' A