Star. — London, England, 1808-06-08 00:00:00

Pgctlc TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETrk.. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 7. 14 , E Regiment of Light Dragoons--... Gent. to hr Cornet, by purchase, vice Gwynne, promoted. Ch Regiment of hoot—Pete: - Bon thy, Gent. to be Ensign, with e', mirehase, vice Manby, whose appointment has not taken place. 51s iette—Captaln Arthur Gnbouvtlien, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Caldwell,* who exchanges. 7th . •• Lain Charles Cox, fri m the 4th Garrison Bana l. • . • - 4, - Captain of a Company, vice Nooth, appointed to es:. 14th Foot. 9th t..u—Lieutenant— Percival to be Adjutant, vietaGode win, promoted. 14 a I..atto--Captain Henry Nooth e (rola the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Wadman, appointed to the 4th . Garrison Battalion ; and Henry Fired, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wyuniat, promoted, • 2 tit Letto--Ersign Robert Forster Dale to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice blewbure e , who resigns. Jetli Ditto— J anice Baldwin , Gent. to be Ensign. without put. -awe., vice St. Clare, promoted in the Beth Foie; 88;d: I;itt —Ensign and -adjutant Willisan Hopper to have the rank of i iteitenant • and Ensign Jennie Matthews tq Liete; tenant, vice Blake, deceased. eM DettiP—Licutenant Charlea M'Laren, froat the 4th Oairison Battailon, to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, who exchanges. 42th Ditto- T .-Lieutenant Freak Scott to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Thompson, dismissed the service. 'Fo be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Junco Chadwick, vice Wooler, promoted. E•sien 4isnon Isaac, vice McNees. promoted in Bradshaves Levy. Etsign lames M'Gregor, vice Scott. both Dittoe-Nlajor-General William Dowdeswell, from the 84th Foot, to be Lieutemuit Colonel, vice Drununond, who ex changes. Ditto—Seeontl Lieutenant J. S. Edwatds, from the 2Cd Foot, to be Lieutenent, withetit purchase, vice Gordon, promoted tteth Ditto--Eretri John Leslie to le; Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Tvlagennis, promoted. 745th Ditto—RE:ha:4 tkante.4l Cita; y, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Hetherington, promoted. 78th Dino—td•aetenant John 'Chisholm, front the Inverness Itli- Ftia, to he Endgin teed Ditto--Etteen Starkey to be Lieutenant, without pur tet.e.e, vice Meuatate, appointed to the 10th Royal Veteran Battalion ; and Themes '1 °hematite, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Starkey. Seh Ditto—Ensign Francis St. Clare, front the 36th Foot, to be Li e ut e nant, ..eithont purchase ; Charles Wanly, Gent. to be Ensien, without purchase, and Strjeant Charles Pullman, front the Ist Foot Guards, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign. 86th Ditto—Lieuterent Colonel Edward Drununond, front the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Dowdeswell,who ex charges. 9Ctth Eitto—Ensign George Mackay, from the Royal Perthshire Militia, to be Ensign. Sid Uitto—Walter Mudge, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnrchsse, vice Reid, eppeinted to the let Life Guards, and Lieutenant Ce.ude Alt-eat:4er tube Adjutant, vice Stephens, superseded. 94th Ditto—Ensign Johnson Thornhill to be Lieutenant, vice Conway, deceased. 1 tt he Ensigns—Win, Thos. Masterman, Gent. vice Thornhill. O. Sullivan, Gent. vice Lawrence, deceased. John Healy, Gent. vice Farmer deceased. N Smith \Vales Corp , —Jo!..n Melt, Esq. (late Lieutenant), to be Paymaster, vice Cnx, supeepeded. ed West India Regiment — Lieutenant Richard Machell, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice kV- Carthy. Sth Ditto—Thomas Hooper, Gent. to be Ensign, without pure chose, vice Hely, promoted. Royal Corsican Rangers—Ensign Antonio Astuto to be Lieute nant, vice St. Laurent, who resigns; John De St. Laurent, Gent. (late Lieutenant, with temporary rank) to be Ensign, vice Astute. &ape Regiment—Lietterant Henry Hanson, from Half Pay of the late Ist Regiment of the Irish Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice hi'Donnell, appointed to the Caradian Fencibles. 4'h Garrison Battalion—Captain T. C. Wadman, from the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cox, appointed to the 7th Foot; Lieutenant Arthur Fraser, from the 4ed Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Laren, who exchanges. 7th Ditto--Captain Clark Caldwell,from the Sth Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Dubourdien, who exchanges. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—ideutenant William Drew, from the lath Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. BREVET. Colonel William Munn", on Half Tay of the Caithness %Alton, to be Major General in the Army. Li:-.4tetiart-Colonel Francis Delaval, on Half Pay of the Indepen. dento, Colonel in the Army. Lieuten ant•Ctilonel Pare, on Half Pay of the Pah Foot, to he Cr lonel in the Army. Brigade-Major J. Carrington Smith to be Major in the Army. STAFF. Lientenant-Colonel Richard Eourke, from the 21st Font, to he Permanent Assi , tant in the Quarter -Master General's De partment as Major, vice Cuffin, appointed Deputy-Quarter iastt r General in the Mediterranean. John Kane, Esq. late Lieutenant-Cclonel in the 4th Fcot, to be an Inspecting Field O ffi cer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, v.ith the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel ki the Army, while so employed. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the under- Menctoneii Officers of the East-India Company's - Forces to take rank by Brevat in his Majesty's Ar my in the East Indies only, as follows : COLONELS _ _ _ Ct-orge Roberts, Urban Vigors, Arcldbald Brown, Robert Cro ke:, George 'Wahal , , I-.ar.iuel Watson, Robert ayne, Ricllard data:., George Uardyman, Thomas Leighton, Francis Tor. r*os, Czry I..alande, James Kerr, Richard Gore—to be 13.1 J01i..-GENERALS. LIEUTENANT-COLONE/.S ''matt: Kirkpatrick, John Macintyre, John Gardiner, Henry do Centro, Bennet Marley, William Burn, Thomas Ilawkshaw, D I ; sun Adarsholl, Dur.iel Conir.ghnin, John Garstin, Samuel Brad 'Saw, George Wend, John Haynes, Patrick Agnew, Robert 1 1 / 4 .l4chay, Hector Maclean, William Henry Blaehfofd, Charles Pope—to be COLONELS. CAPTAINS Charles Mouat, James Parlby Lomsden, Peter Grant, T. M. Weguthn, James Davitli.on, George Cruttenden, Paris Bradshaw Richard Hodgson, J. N. Smith, F. Wilford , George ()m iner, William Cuppage, Robert Morrell,Bart let, Kellie, Donald Macleod, Joseph ()Halloran, B. L. Greciet, Robert Fran cis, D. V. Kerin, William S. Pryor, John Ainsley, George Mac morine, Charles William Lamborn", Thomas Featherstone, Wil liam Georzc Maxwell, John Leathart, Butes Delamain, Atty He nessy, Sidney S. Jones, William Rankin, Richard Hay, John William Franklin, Mott Ville, Henry William Hicks, Peter Gascoyne, Martin Fitzgerald, John Y. Bradford, Goddard Richards, Martin White, Frederick French, George Downie, -j :min f:tewart, Thomas Peoson, Arnold King, Thomas tvans, S.,hr. J. Bird, Lavis Sloan, Thomas Robinson, John Drummond, i'sr;:lip S. Keay, Dennis M. Holford, Samuel Carter, George Powell, Robert Blaekall, John Johnson, Benjamin R. Masou—to be MAJORS. sj WilLstniPeO, of the perish • A* PiTh4upon-Severn, Glonces tenhire, :lor in pip, dealer and chapsnan, to surrender June 17, at live, June 1-8, at eleven, at the Lowe George, Clouees ter, and July 19, it eleven, at the Bear inn, Newnhankaid county. Mr. Lucas, Newsilsam ..or George P - saunas, Moe of Pleas. Lincoln's inn, Landon. George Damon alit Vela Walnuley, both of Liverpool; met . chants and copartne4s, June 29, 71 0, and July 19, at one, it the Globe Tavern, in John-street, Liverpool. Au:grain; /Views. Branistrect and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool; or Mr:Thomas Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, Lnndon. William Lowe, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, 'cabinet-maker and broker, June 14, 21, and July 19, at twelve,at Attomies, Messrs. Neck! and Fladgate, Norfolk-atreet, Strand. DP/HANDS. Jose 7. cltstretrMacdonagla, of Albany Tavern, parish of St. James. Weattcninster, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 8. John Heves, late of Wigan, Lancashire, lineo-intuntfac •• turer, at nine, at the Eagle andebildi Wigan. • 'June 11. George Cousens, of Gray's-lnn-lane, Middlesex, mer chant, at ten, at Gidleal. - June B. Robert Acorns, late of Wigan, Lancashire, cone:ln:lnner, • at eleven, at tjtv Eagle and Child, Wigan: • June 7. Edw ard Pugh, orFranl lin's-yaril, near the Circus, Surrey , oilman, at one, at Guildhall. • . June 7. Janici Better; and Thomas Benton, of Bireweghatn, button-makers and copartners, at eleven, at the•Swatirhviern, Bull -street, Birmingham. • , - • , ' June d. Thomas Dow , and• Anthony Dow, .both of Liverpool, merchants and partners, at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL Jane 6. Thcmtasfaranden, of Chkheatsr, Sussex, hr.rtier, at two, at the Fleece Inn, Chichester. June 7. Samoel Draper, of I:3xford-street,-Middiesex, lincndraper, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 8. Joseph Vipond, late of Penritb, Cumberland, Sax-dresser and grocer, at eleven, at the New Crown Inn, Penrith. Jute 11. Charles Hingeston and Robert Hingeston, of Walbmok, London, men's mercers and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 13. Charnel Thteman, of Derby, money-scrivener, at Lleven at the Arms Tavern. Derby. June 11. James Beofield, of Covent Garden, fruiterer, atone, at Gull llla'T. June 11. James Parry and JohB Pickman, of Deptford, Kent, merchants and maltsters, at ten, at Guildhall. June 11. Richard ..t.tkinson, Henry Watters, and NVilliam Or: of Penchurch-street, London, wine and brandy tnerchans and copartners, it twelve ' at Guildhall. June 11. taniel inwood, of Lower Thames-street, London, oil and calotrman, at one, at Guildhall. June 11. Robert Scaife, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, at t;even, at the Shakespear Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tene. blue 14. John Carleton, of Hart 1-hall, Westmorland, cotton spLtmir and manufarturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.oitdon. PARTNERSHIPS DISS01.V1111). - Thomas Mud.; and James Tabbs, Pr.scot-street, Goodman's fields, hair dressers and perfumers. May Thomas Hildick a rid Francis liildick, of \VILA, SyKord shire edge tool-makers, March 1f;;.5. Thomas Sharp and William Sharp, of Portsmouth, wine mer chants, April 30, 1808. Samuel Hcllinrake,of Horsfall, StanssAd,lialifax,Yorkshire; and Abraham Hollinralw, of Newshop, in Szaasiield ''aforesaisl, cottoti spinners, May 7, 1808. Kirby, Waterhouse, and Company, of Sheiffeld, silver-platen, May 12, 1808. William Fendall, Charles Evans, James J elf, Henry Shirpe Por.kllngton,and John Strond.of Swansca,bar.kers, March 9,1808. R. Shafto Hawks and E. Reed, of Fellingshore, Durham, paper manufacturers, Feb. 6,180 s. Ralph Sutton and John Slatcr,of Birmingham, tinplitc-workers, May 21, 1808. • • James Cox and 'Thos. Walter Pride of Battle-bridge, talltktv chandlers, May 21, 1808. Thomas Matthews and Ephraim Taylor, of Bzsinghali-street;' London, factors and warehousemen, May '23, 18r8. Peter Hardens and James White Powell, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, silkthrowsten, May 18, 1608. Richard Fisher. and John Muratori, of Birmingham, grocers and tea dealers, May 18, 1808. John Lloyd, William Ibobley, and Thomas Barlow, jun. of Sal ford, Lancashire, brewers, May 24, 1808. ECCLESIAS"i'?f:AL and ACADEMICAL Pis ()MOTION CANER:pc', MAT se.—On Wednesday the follosvir.:; Gentle m wore admitted to the degrees under-mentioned : Masters of arts.—The Rev. Henry Finch, of Cnrist% College, and Mr. Frederica White, of Trinity College. Bachelors of Law.—Rev.' Prockter Tho—^s, and Rev. John Pitman, both of Trinity-balL Bachelors of Arts.—Mr. Mathews, of Emmanuel College; Messrs. Humphry Chohneley, James Bernard Camplin, William Johrson Yong; Ceorge "Pierce Richards,. ard Robert Elsins, all of King's College. BIRTH. • In rsrontagne-s:reet, Russ A-square, the Lady of Sir a:nry Fitzherbvrt, Part. of u son and be:r. 111ARRIED. On Friday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, the Hon. John George Dalrymple, nephew and heir of the Earl of Stair, I to Miss Manners, daughter of E.lcly 'Louis . ), Manners. At Edinburgh, the lst inst. James Home Ri b , , Esq. of Donn • field and Morton, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Majer Meivill, of C.irnie. Monday, at St. Mary-la-bonne Church, the Rev. Samuel Johnes, Rector of Welwyn, Hens, to Anna Muria, eldest daughter of Ge , neral Cuyler, St. John's Lodge, Herts. Thursday last, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Charles Pannier, Esq. of Jamaica, to Mrs. lngoldsby Massy, of Norbiton Park, Surrey. Saturday last, it Greenwich Church, Mr. John Egan, of the Inner Temple, ,London, to Miss bums, of the Royal College; Greenwich. On the let Inst. Mr. James Roiscrtson,_ solicitor at law, Edin burgh, to Miss Mary Tennent, daughter •of the late Mr. John 'Ferment, printer, in Edinburgh. Lately, at Yarmouth, James Wilson, F.sq. late of Sloane-street, Chelsea, Lieutenant of the Royal titity, to Priscilla, daughter of the Rev. R. Lane, of Egham, Surrey. 111 - I k de Oita M. Do T. $ Br. Ge Do cis. sinc nci I .c Pc R i P Ir Pc be Li 44 in • 11 A of mr, , fori ANDUIL Captain Mathew Towes, of the Royal York Rangers, and Lieutenant John Clarke Stephens, of the 55th Regiment of Foot, who were superseded in the Gazettes of the titith I:a:nary and 24th May last, are rtinst ad in their rank. Lieutenant Benjamin Waste, of the td Foot, is superseded, he having desc ri ed. Lieutenant M. Lawrence, of the Seth Foot, is superseded, tow ing absented hiinst If f :um the Army DeTct without leave. Commissions signed by the Lord " Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen.-sth Battalion of Carmar thenshire Volunteer Infantry. Wiiii3M Rees, to he Lieutenant, vice Humphreys, resigned. David Hayti:a:re:7, ',.et!t. to he Ensign, vice Rees, promoted. Arthur R. 31);:, ti• vice Hughes, procaoted. S. I tawk:n.. t.• s.lzrgeen, vice Tones, deceased. 'mot !Es, 1 . - - ------- HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE To-moßitow. Moniing 44 minutes after 2 Afternoon ..... ,t; minutes after S ME , tOR The spri.:r.tr.s,.::: o•en:alt Spark 4 ir. - the South Hants Re ?iient ot tLI t a r zs i...vrt• i:1 a itqc.er #. , .uette, has Do t token 0 pluck the tole art uiewitire, and n it itstt►be wttlde• I by its thorn, has been the favourite objet of matikitul.though in this they have been tun often difappoiuted; happily fur the good of fociety. the baneful effesits of illicit intercom* are cafily removed if application is made to that invaluable preparation of ih*. Pet uotes, termed ourrA SALUTARIS. Thofe Diurttic Vege- table Drops contain no mercurial poifon to undermine the contli union, and plant difeafe where the aim is to reltore health, which fo many boated (pacifies of the day do; on the contrary. fo in nocent is this molt efficacious preparation, that-it is adminificred with &fay to children of the molt tender age,lit fucceisful are its powers as to eratficate from the habit in a Mort time the Nods of difeafe, however latent they may be, or diltant the time of of ftelion. The molt obilinate sleets, loft of bone and palate. and in Atom die wait appearances of the salon of a certain difeafe have yielded. in a very Sion period, to their iliflueace. To this Medicine bow many thoufands have bectfinthrbted for the reito ration of health, after bcing,difinlifeel the Hofpltals. rod havin goer through all the routluf of common medicine; nor are its airtisits-confiscd.alooe to citunteratt a certain Weak ; wlierever a morbid Rate of the fluids caills, as in frorbutic and nervous e nm plaints. it is ao kf. a rover Wang remedy. Sold whok(ale at Mr lit,tkes ' No. 4,oltemitide. comer of Paternoillar-row ; and retail by molt Country Bookfellas, in bottles at aa. yd. and 41.6 d. with ample . - btsrAszt ellt 'On 111tEntRA—sya tat *, cmuoirmw SALFi BIr'AUCI II IO4 •- ~ =gated v , A ,..,,,,,—;----- ) , msit ,„,„ PS ,le ag r :it ; r ---• pm r,f: s aid ftetazdies, m r . Dup ouft . DiiACITFI) RltSWElllegi mqvicak imidogivitsam itii-bw" , ._ Ill" bt. may, air "watt be Atilt tentult e d {mit i • FOURTEEN ACRES OF M.PWOI I I - 1.A161;k• • 'at his mesa, No. 44, Frith-strott, Soho, i r , am , at "ik • - By' Meant; WitteATANOY and sbnif, . ° homology% 01e0.% k: C. as well as t.r.' terlit al Wat t .. nd ram disordet where stave At Garraway's, on Friday :be etth in at Twelve o s i3rek . l i a . , ,___,. Yis sae tsentlAlt mph* , It i t ars I I r ir err a Ptl it c.j or " a inuc° 9l. l ed : 4" w ill ing ni t t:l e le a l i r r : t ases elkil ..m7ly l *It' !1 a kttt:l3:ll(46.4i''' cubrs o:mayikabe bad m i iism EAs winitimk EHOL l D .and H eo. OtY: raten, E, oter. wl;ll A Coachliouses, Stabling, suitsblt (Watts, and four laclosarrs • ff, l l l _ l l y e t.... __, : _7_ : the that tilPirtitAret or stn, of rich hicadosw Laad adfOleing.• lite' treushes or* attaated at aar : i r ii"` p ra c t i ce ___,,,,."" &Meting sum en ,37,l B . foa m me er a mot • caste si.au, fallacious. traii i ti k . Waltbanotow, la Essex; only six miles - front Candies. ' . confine:shrift or restraint in diti and al • h ' --• " t h r 7 m 7 Pard o : Wre f eu fil la enn ti 6:ll:4l:::hirAwc"l7r4wka."eT ;hll4:lll4l:e ' thewh4tiCh."%lWiletailld're°"fmaatlreelkat :: i -7-2mAtsPeruialeigs:hol4:lllll)Cdenalidies"cplaiT;nts'artr:7tl;bethts.rueb.adietil:liesPreeeertA:ice:uttior2::::":E74:trss a' -- Man, at I t aytonstone ; sod at At places of wk. p u c e irbeae Fit Boogies art sold. FRBEHOLDS,AIreANN LANE.. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON. At Gsteaway:s, on Friday the 24th instant, at We've * I MO, in Tint: Lots. AN Eli ible and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTAI E, consisting of three brick Dwelling Houses, with Shops, Yards, /cc. being Nos. 33, 34, and s 3. Gray's-bso-laue. opposite Gray's-inn Gate ; five others forming the south side of Pendar's-court adjoining; and a piece of Ground.being part of the Wrdte Horse i;utifie Hoene; in the possession of Mrs. Motire, Cheesemonger, Messrs. Anderson, Vincent, aril others, Tenants at Will The estimated value about '5Ol. per annum. To be viewed by applying on the prenxiszs ; and particulars bad at the place of sale; and of Messrs. Wiustaitley- and Sun, Pater noster•row. PLATE, Jr.wELL ERY , PLAT ED GOOD: , , CUT. AND FIXTURES. By Messrs. WINS T A.NI.EY and iltlN. On the Premises, 10, Poultry, on Wednesday and Thursday the w2d and and on Wednesday and litursday the ihith and 90th inst. at Eleven &Clock, HE Valuable and Prime STOCK' of JOSEI ) H SAVDILY, Silversmith and lewel!r ; consktlng of modern elegant Plate and Plated Articles, Fashionable YewrlLry, Cutlery, Hardware, large (;lass-cases, Show-glaskes, Nets of Drawer!, and other Yin:tyres; which may be viewed twa days preceding each sale, when Catalogues may be had on the prentlses; and of 711.:ssrs. NVinmailley and Son, Paternoster-row. 'LER V, ELEGANT RESIDENC;P: ON 'l'l-11'. 1301WERS OF KENT _ AND SURREY. By Messrs. DRIVER, At GA' 'a , tv.l7 ' s C(ATee-'ionse, 'ChanrfAlley, on Thursday, the :13d June, 1809, at twelse o'clock, in Si. , Lots ; AVERY Valitable and partkularly Dc :irable FRY.EHOLD ESTATE, and a mall part COPYHOLD ; most delightfully situate in an excellent Neighbourhood, at Holly Hill, near Forest Row, on the Brighton and Lewes Road, 95 mils from London, '24 fault Brighton, and 10 from Tonbridve, c:..isi,ting of an elegant Allusion Hoe.:!, fitted up in the Villa style, in complete repair, containing an excellent suite of Booms, of good proportion, with Offices of every dez.cription, which can he requisite or convenient; an excellent Kitchen Garden, com pletely stocked with Fruit Trees, in full bearing, and about 250 Acres of rich Arable. Meadow, and Wood land, in the highest state of cultivation ; together with A Right of Common over mote. than 6000 Acres, and abounding with a variety of Game. , The Mansion to be viewed with Tickets only,. which, with printed particulars, may be had of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, Strand ; and'of Megirs. Driver, I.and Surveyors, &c. lint Road, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be scan. Printed Par ticulars may also be had at the W'hite Hart, Codstone; Dorset Arms, East Grinstead ; Star, Lewes ; Castle, at Brighton ; Sussex Tavern,' Tunbridge Wells; and at Garrawars Coffee-house, 'Change Alley; .I.ondon. . yoteDbonters, Indigestios, fres Living, are. are remeteaNt the ass of Dr. TOTHEROILL's NERVOUSIAWPS, TO )R. ritEEIVIA:h.I.. COQ. -C?ertttii indiscretions, which are too apt toak- Fovea Mui, bad so rebind rin conetittAM was brought almost to the grave wea!'nels was reat could rest amok my senses wore apt at retract to Leave Ale , akki whole frame was so tonvotsed that tlikk vessels seeinechnearbter of calvring ou e functions of lite, but with great at catty, otto' sytttptomsattendedW t hichlshall nen ~ : roseurare,t Nes , : to 'pans • eisiottite of. Chance, at &hi Owe, tbrew in bit %vas' a pm", olio had labourud ender a similar Aisorde, Ike 'strongly ?krone mended to me your POTHYROILL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL. DROPS, the elfecurof it, I must cailoss, in a ver•thort time sut , prised toe. bi using them far abnitt sit weds, cal disore.r bars left tots and I feel myself everyday gai:4t. h !altlt and i t rent,: ; which I have been Inv .o:kent to eomtautiirtot to you, as an indtkeemezt to others to apply. in tlke same way, 14 this invaluable medicine. Sir, your ohof3ient servant, TOWN THOMPSON. London Cefreelicuse, Ludgate-street, April TO DR. FR2.1..h1d% N. . KENT hARM:i, 'TO LET, B Messrs. DRIVER, At Carrlway's Cot Ts. Ilitaise, 'Change-alley, Corn1:i11, on 'Thurs day, the 7th of July, 13tot, at Twelve &Clod:, in several I.ots, SLTNIikY very Valuable FA Rh:Se consisting of above 400 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Marsh Lard, mo-.! ;-oaveniently situate in the parishes of llealey and Erith, in the county of Kona ' within 12 miles of the Metropolis; in the occupation of John.Wytinni, Thomas Gluing, James Sal. ge.ant, Thomas Seal, and John Weeks; to be jet upon a Lase of 21 years ' from Michael.a..,s, 1b1,4. The Lands of Bexley may 1)..: Vie77ll4.lby applying to Mr. Binv, at Bexley ; and those at Faith by applying to the t,:peztiVe txru piers.—Printed particulars maybe had of Mr. Binge; Ship 'Ta vern, Woolwich; Castle, Eit.4:oll; .Is;l j am, Gravesend; CroNvn, Rochester; Stir, NlaLlsclue; Bull, Thetford; Redl.l3ll, Fern inghatn ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street; at Garraway'!. and of Nfessrs. Driver, Land Surveyors, &e. Kant-road. London. SIR--I Lad long labotirea untivt x sevtte complalat s wa.; attended witb sirpression and lowness of spirits, palpitatiots tier heart, and a eunetant Caili tg, as.thengli 1 wete perg t'.'x —ou seeing your a...vc•rtiseirient of Dr. To-hergit's Drops, ties eye peared to answer my ease, and onelsoltie wa s p ro , n:e d I fotod astonishing bent:tit s and by the use ut a few bot :1m Isms restored to greater strenath and vigor than I (Net- possessed eeTcPt I shall occasionally continue to use it and look upon it as a n.-.t valuable lamas . !uv;ielne. Sir, your obedient Sirs Inv., Pottinan-square, July 1 . 5, 1804. J.ANF. V.ZIW.kII!)!7. Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Mr. Ilutlyes., 14. 4, rhot!i eoruerof Paternoster-row, London; and Reality ia.ost Cotxzrt toolisellers, and Aleiliciae Veuders, hi Bottles, jt 4s. and sells. each. ' IMPORTANT DitiON't.R.Y. • 'T l E Advantage the Public ntast always de!itlf -IL- fmm rtvilarly educated professional men directing *oast exclusively their studies to ore species of malaely,•was never mot clearly demi mitt:lt...sr! than I , y the unexampled success wllich has atterded the ad tninist ration :It their 1:e \V remedy, and the ettrzets dinary ci.res it has performed., A or a Ling .seried ofyears„ltletsts. Con x i r and Co. ! , .urgeonli, formerly in his Majesty "-twice, havr r .-itle the Vecereal Disease the particular object of tkelt Inve!ti ration, and are happy in having disaoveted a medicine superiot to niereury in the. cure of that c....nplafht ; it is sufficient to nl - ,SCI*.:- that the eltertS of this remedy are diainetrically opposite to tleoe of mercury, tier though it completely eradicates every vestige ht 'the virus, in in rat , St confirmed stages,,set It dee- not In the h iist . injurer the constitution • on the contrarY, it renovates the *voe in .all its natural functions promotes oppetite",i.sitil facilitates di* ' ge.lion : thus instead of reducing a strong atid:Viyoroo contacts* thin to the frightful condition that mercury citki,.it not only Ms serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restom a weak a 11 . 4. ~ I; bilitated one to its ts.atural strength and vigour. Numbds 1.:: , 5 instances are on recent record of she superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpett2l , :..orr. , etive to lankly debility, whether proceedir.g front ':.! excess , :f conjugal or illicit pleasure, orfrom the more 'n5141.114., th ea g h nut less destructive, indplger.ce or incaudous youth of both s••res In a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disertlars which are the consel tierce of this solitary vice, th :re art rite more africting than that distrassingstate of debility and do- liciency which prevents or embitters thejnatrintonial state;. the unitat:vy sufferer broods over hes minformne, ashamed to seek so. lief, until he is reduced to inch a state of weakness as to render life eppressive. 'l'o such persort it mast he a consoling tenets thin to lentne, that they may-Moto r by aarcw infallible inenle u( treatment, be re'tored tothatpgreattst of ail human blessings,; strene, manly g!.:1 - ei:oretts codstitution. In all cases of debility, deficieney, front Whatevei ranee arising as wed 134 in every specits of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients Of either sex with de i gr ea tes t secrecy era honour, at their ltonse; No. 107, I Latan. Carden. l'atients in the country describing I,lle pavictif , !rs of theireomplaints, by leiter pn,t paid, enclosing a Bank note, will have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any putt 0 the kingdom. • . 14(1,1 07, Hattori Girdou. .. . MARSH LAND, KomNer ATAt4SIi, TO LET. By Messrs. DROVER, At the Saracen's Head Ims, at Ashford; on Tuestlay, the 14th of Jolv, 130.;, at Two o'clock in the Afternrm, in several Lets, SUNDRY very N'aluable FARMS, consisting of above 75s Acres of exceeding rich Marsh Land, in very high condition, situate in the parishes of Alston.; Snaith, Warehorn, Brenzet, Ivey Church, Suargate, and New Romney, in the bounty of Kent, in the occupation of Jeffery Moak, Messrs. Eve and Maylane, and John Scounes ; to be let upon a tease for 21 years, from Michaelmas, I ROS. The Lands to be viewed by applying to the respective occupiers, and particulars may be had at the Saracen's Head, Ashford; Swan, Hastings; George, Rye ; New Inn, Romney ; Red Lion, Apple dore ; Folkestone Arms, Folkestone ; King's Head, Canterbury ; Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rochester; Itose,Sittingbonrne; Messrs. 'l'ournay, Hythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Great Ormond-street • at Garraway's, and of Messrs. Drivers, Land Surveyors, & c. sent road, London. , 11) '1:11 , 0XIAS TAY f.O R ESQ. No. D. NEW #ItI9GE-STREET. LONDON. ItoNoeszotta, • • • • IBEG leive to•ittleirna On, that ever since the year 1 7 90, 1 had been afflicted with the I:urs Venereal which, frnm hs obstinately resisting every course of medicine rrescrilted by the must erniaent of the faculty here, and undergoit.6 , seven! stvetv courses of salivatiOn, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would acrear to be of the most inveterate nature. JD the spring d last year my disorder had got:to such a head, wi nearly to put a period to my existehce. Iliad alaige ulcer dit slit - crown of my head, one on each arm, and my ie s were broken nut in a frightful manner; my'riglte was dreadfully painful, and had been inpintate.ot ulceration fOtthe last sevenisatit ntyluft had also two nodes • upon it, was verb/ muck discolourett and gave me such excruttiatimf pain,. particularly when warm in bed, E s nearly to. depriv: me of rest; in this lamentable itati, - I win re 4 commended. by Mr. J. Thompson, (who receives; wygreat-a rxtry: by them litre,) to tithe your !.rake's Pater.; Pills, which'l heart y t.: do nn the Stith May; In the course of a fortnight 1 began to b:nefit—M little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arm were soundly healed—soon after, the sores on My' leg haled :•l:..); leaving, however, considerable discolomt • t on in the ski::, and pain in the bone of the felt _ fi Whitti, by tLe blessing 01(441, and a little longer pt•rseveranctrin goat 'with-- . ble Aledieine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skit, re:•,..i!tillg • its natural lye, and the nocturnal pains grad y off--! dos benme, by your liberal advice cod medicine, pwrtee:ly tree fl way forater complaiuts—have recovered my former -Nil its 41.3 strength, and am become jolly and fat, In which statehavikt cc:"v• . tinned many months to the astonishment of all who knew me: I ant at a loss in what terms to exprecs my gratitude, but beE, )ou. for the good of ..'•.er suirerlrg mortals, to mac ;his My Gut! public as possibu.:, as I shall on every setasion--in, drhi will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very hum! •'t vant, ALEX. • CHESHIRE. MANOR, NIANSION-HOUSE, AND ESTATE, WI TH VALUABI.E CONTINGENCIES. —By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway ' s Coffee-House, on Tuesday the 38th of one, 180 ti, at twelve o'clock, in One Lot, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, THE MANOR of WINNINGTON, with the Mansion-house and Offices called W INN IN( I'FON-HA LI., comprising a , paciotis and complete Residence for a loge built with stone:, and covered with slate, and finished in a modern style, containing rooms of large dimensions, superbly fitted up-- geometrical stone suers, ntaboxany doors, • plate-glass windows, marble chimney-pieces, and oak floors, with appropriate attached and detached offices ; stabling for .50 horses, eoach-houses, green :use, hot-houses, grapery, pine and mccessi”n-houses, excellent kitchen-gardens with hot walls, mushroom-house, cold-baths, ice -house, a poultry - house upou a superior scale, and every ne cessary %Aiding for Agricultural purposes; dove.house, entrance cottage lodges, with shrubbery and plantations sloping to the river Weaver, at a convenient distance front the House:, which is well situated on very highly 4:whams:oral ground, and surrounded by' about 640 acres of land, chiefly meadow and pasture, of superior quality, divided into f.ultus,and let to respectable tenants, woods and plantations In hand, and ornamental cottages and gardens ad joining. the road; the whole together forming a trulydesirable and elegant residence for a large establishment. Its which there is attached, a most vatitable MINERAL., which, if attended to, far exceecL the value of this place as a re. ski. nee. . _ _ The Eltate is situate one mile from Northstich, 17 from Ches ter, 22 from Manchester, and 90 is oat Livt.:pon!. May be viewed, hy 'applying to the. Rev. l.)ah Furey, Win nington Lodge, near Northwkh ; and printed particulars may be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grove, nzar 13anlor ; of Mr. Ed win Wyatt, Solicitor, St. Asaph ; at the Chester ; the Ho tel, Liverpool; the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester; and of Mr. Claridge, No. 4'7, Pall Mall, London, where a plan of the Estate may b.• se, it, and further particulars known. • Swan's 00f-e, 1-ligh-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure, John Thompson No. 3, New I'onitry-marlsct,Eli.l l . urgh. Iclin IsPlittosli, AsA•r.ibly (;fuse; Edinburgh. • Prepared and soid by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Tay:ors Member of the Royal Ci.licge of Surgeons in Londt.:), at his Leer'. No. h, New Bridge-siteet ; where, after a constant resi&-nce more than 40 years, in a practice particularly directed to t 7.0 Cure of Venereal o)9J:tints, and those incidental to ti rails of Generation, with that invielable secrecy whin of his profession shaidd always observe is such news, tees Munich', the advice and assistance he gratuitowly ..;:.r-i -niszers to persons taking this Medicine, will be es:Tented, by caning Public, as an advantage seldom attained and. void of ambiguity. 'They are also sr.b.l by his appointment, at the Perfumer's. !LI, St. Albans-street, ; the Toy-shop, No. 103. Ox ford-street • hir. Disburough's, No. 7, Flsh-street-hill, nearly op. posite the Monument ; and by one person in every consideraL.e town in F.nglar.d, &c. in boxes only 21. Rd. each, sealed up with' full and plain directions, whereby persona of either set may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. • _ I;l.Every box sold In Great Britain is sealed up with astamp, on shieh,by favour of the Commissioners, iaprinted,at tilt:Stamp Oifice—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge -street—to imitate which si felony, and all others arc counterfeit. MESSRS. I,EIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine the i attention to the treau:sent ot certain Co . otplaints, contracteld in an unguarded hour, and tint Debility erl.k•Yia eaused by youth- ful habits. Mr. I.rron having been ,:ngavd in this excluiir a ; branch fat the last eleven yetrs . in this horse. it is presamed that I the advantage of such experience gh.-c. the tarticarnoreess to that assiduity with which they-devote themselves to the Care of these Complaints.-11 all eases of recent occurrence the ogre is speedy, and pain and danger are equaidy avoided. In ray complicated case, and in those distressing deficiencies, which are the - conse•_ quences of youthful imprudence, or the e•nervsting indulgenies of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe and permanent restoration to eigornus health. Ihe terms arv• stated on the first interview, or_ in answer to letters, Containing a• bank note, and in every•case the most inviolable secrecy is ob. 29,4rundei-street, mai Temple Bar.. Printed and published by LEVEL KENT, of Cis, wibtiry Place, Lambeth) at the STAR-On -1c", No. 1, Call', • street. Pablished also u the STAR-01E10E, Tte.:7l•_rat These is an addiciiial wowsin Watsvatreet adjoining. 1 " DUD. Of a decline, on his passage from New Providence, on hoard the ship Julius, Mr. Robert Caruthers, late merchant there, aged 27 years. On Friday last, after a long and painful illness, Mary, second daughter of James Pigott Ince, Ertl of Upper Park-street, Bath. A few days ago, at the hlanse 'of Blantyre, the Rev. Henry Stevenson, minister of that parish. At Dumfries, Miss Emily Hepburn, eldcat daughter of the late . Provost Hepburn. At Bath, Miss Villiers, danghtey of Villiers William Villiers, Esq. and niece of the Right Hon. I.ord St. John. At Ballygurton, county of Kilkenny, Ireland, on the 17th inzt. at the extraordinary age of 118 years, during the lapse of whielt he never experienced an hour's sickness, Dents Carrol, He retained the full possession of Lis faculties to the last moment of existence. 7 IF I '' I lit I 11 1 0 I . ate+ tel ;te - si auk gee mop