Star. — London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

POLICL. Calla. 4allomakitaLllollol7olll Neta4ls4l a PM olattalkidaaaadalficer in'the R.yal Artillery, charged a Mr. Mnfgrove, a tradebum in St. James's, with del.auehing his wile, and elm with an effault and tae imprifonment. It appeamd, that the wife of the complainant had apartments at the boom of a Mr. Sutton in Om neighbourhood of Whitcomb tuner; and the hutband baying heard fomenting too Awe-cher c..uget.ial to his f..elings, repaired m town, and te.ond the Defendant tested in the apart meats at his wife. His fituation was (itch as warranted an col rims, that an illicit amour fobatted between them ; and. after ton• fad-rabic altercatio- had taken place, the hufbaud Mace:dal in geving away his .rail rib Crum the houte. The 1/efen4tit followed them aloog the Meet iii fting t'''at the wife Oinold not gnus Woolwich with her hulband; amt. on met ing two foldiers, be charged the hufband with being a defence, and be was inftantly dragged away to confinement, in whith Stoniest be was kept nearly two days, when an Officer from hie regiment retested hint. 'f be Defendant by this ftratagem again got poffef- lion of his pest, and he recondite:4.d her to her sperm:snits, where I the hulbasid. on being retested, found her locked In the arms of her fared. The Lady refuted to go with him a fecond time, the having formed an attachment for soother, and the hufhand was then bereft of his frail fair one. The lady, in the Office, gave vent to a hood of tears, when the Magiftrate ordered the Defendant to Sod bail fur his conduit, and bee roe unmanageable. The landlord of the haute was alto held to ball for an affault on the hothead, when he went a fecood time en demand his wife, for the difemery of whom be had advertifed. Bow- . r.ss-The King, on the profecution of Charles Browning, Efq., late High Bailiff of the City of Weltmlofter and a Magifirate for the County of Surrey—apinft Thomas Jeudwine, Elq of Fitt-place, E;sfone, Surrey, on a charge of writing and • fending an auonyaseus letter, threatening to kill and murder the Laid Charles Drowning. 1 be prifoner was on Saturday brought up to this Office, in colter:ly of Adkins. the officer, for further exami nation and committal; when at the prrlllng Gil:citation of the Prato:ter, his Counfel and Solicitor, and from an attention and &chug cenfideration for the Pritoner's family, the Pmfecutor was toduced to content to his being admitted to bail, inftead of being committed to the county Gaol to take his trial at the rest iffiscs for a capital felony, under the 27th of George 11. chap. ri. Mr. Browning was bound over to profecute, and the Pnfoner there upon admitted to ball, being admonidwd by Mr. Graham, the Biting magiftrate, that he would not have contented to have taken bail for 1. (critics an effete without the Proteutor's content in writing, and the [melon of his Cow:lreland Solicitor. ?Or. Gurney attended at Countel for the prufecution, and Mr. Suy, of hprom, as solicitor. Union HALL.—Saturdty John Finch. John Adams, and Nigh Smith were charged with robbing their employers, Mr. Avery Benham, of the Hisb-ttreet, Borough, and Mars. Tachey and Cooper. alto in the fame area. The depredations bad been carried an for a long ti:ne, and to a counderable extent. litutpicions wrote, and the lodgings of Adams being torched, a large quantity of articles. (old at izazier'e and ironmonget's Glom. were (mind, many of which were owned by Mr. Benham, the late employer of John Adams, by a private mars. Some others were owned by - Mr. Tutees% 114 snicks being found in• the puffeffion of Adams, be was fully committed for trial. Finch and Smith were difcharged, there being no mit dente to affetft them HATTon Galata ...-otl Saturday Mr. S. Mt:Writ appeared at this ogee, under the following eircuraftanees :—Mr. M.'s tether, who refided at Child's HiU, }tendon, died lately, appointing a Mr. Clerk:on his executor. Mr C. d fpo'ed of his property by public autftion, and the fon bid for a quantity of thee and a tile kilo : he paid the depoSt, but pealed ior to pay the remainder of the purchate money, the executor ordered that the tiles Untold not be removed. Mr S Morris, h weever, carted them away by fore. Mr. C. conceiving that this amounted to a robbery, ob tained a warrant in eor.fermenee. The Magiftrate were, how ever, of °pink)", that althongh Mr. conduß was bicorreL it was not within their cognisance ; and it was at length agreed to adjourn the ellicuiLco till Friday mat, when the parties are to at tend by Counfell Walfh, and another man,his accomplice, were charged by a Mr. Wiggins with defrauding biro of 41. It appeared that Walla had fold him a bode for that farm. Aber the money had been peigl, the accoMplice called upon the purchafer, and told him the horfe was lame and uttfnend. Wiggins, upon this information, returned the brute, and defied to have his money bark. WAIRI Cairellted to pay him the money, but Lid he had not got it by him : he pave him a written order to receive it, which turricl, out to he eat :,o value. The fame trick had been praclited upon other petrol), who lodged Stellar complaints. The Mseiftratew thought the oilcure amounted to a con piracy to detraud,and they comusittod the psi toners le:further exainination. . Tea Tustreaus Pontine sa Strain.—YEtleeday the Drawing of the State Lottery began. The firtt drawn Ticket, No. 7557. entitled to Ten Thnufand Pounds, wits fold in one Q2arter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenth Shares, by Swore and Co. No. st, Poultry, and No. la, Charing Croft. Dam. Fortune is again at her old Tricks: fhe has e iLvided the Fir It-drawn Ticket among her Favourites. Her Alseat on this occafion was Stare and Co. in the Ponitry, and at Charing Croft, and we under (land the has promifed to attend their Offices an the Second Day of Drawing. All the Capital Prizes are afloat, and zOOO Tickets to be drawn each day. DITIDIIIOI ar THI BANC—Thole who have to receive their Michaelmas dividends at the Bank, which are now in entitle of payment, are informed they may purchafe Tickets and Shares at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices, warranted indrawn. Two Thonfand Tickets are regularly drawn each day ; and there being no fixed Capitals, renders it parti cularly advantageous to the public, in making their purchafe before the Second flay of drawing, which will be on Thurfday, OOnber 23. TO MR. SPILSHURY.—MarIow, Augult is, tBc6. Sir—The writer, in June lan, called on you with a young woman of the name of Brookes, sho had a. bad leg, and to whom you gave a pint of your Drops, which has nearly effefted a core.—The following cafe has alto occurred in this neighbourhood : James Gyb fon was inoculated at ten years of age ; half a year afterwards he was feized with a pain in both legs, fop poled for time time to be rheumatilns, nr growing pains, but it fettled finally in one kg, which (welled, and rendered him incapable of walking. He had in four years, t t or s a ulcers. and t 3 pieces of bone were taken out. Hi. health was impaired, and he was confrantly carried abort. He was fupplied with fifteen bottles of Sertsetrey's Patent Antifcorbtitic Drops, which entirely cured him. It is now three years fine; he is grown tall, healthy, and works conflantly as a bricklayer.—The bearer is alfolrecom mended as a deferring °hied for your excellent Infti. lotion. She lives thirty-two miles from London, and it has been thought ben to fend her to town that you may fee her. The Genuine Patent Antifeorbuti: Drops are fold in bottles of g.. 6d. to;. and tl. a. duty included, at the Difpertfary, No. t 5, Sohn-fguare, London.— To prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied with a black ink Ramp; and the cork, at the mouth of each bottle, Pealed with red wax. %1./Ifilk AT LONDON ARMOR TO•MOIlitOW• Mowing - • s 4 MIMIC , . ?ACT 4 A ft...nylon - • 34 filliMstel thee 4 LONDON MARKETS. IitTOIN ?ITC* 0101101 N ON BOARD III? AS Wheat 36s bas 500 Boilers ass lot od Fine y6l Sao Suffolk' to •—.4 cd Superfine Sas 11186 Grey Kos 4 0 47a odd Floe Effcs White, Re. Spa oil Beano, 3sa 44, cd Rye, new 34s co Tick Beano, 316 381 Barley 401 460 od Oats I:. 15. Jos Malt 7is Os Polands ll' 331 od What. Pots eco 454 Rape Seed 231. to sPI. per laft Tare. 38'. od. to 64. od. per quarter. White Muilard Seed, to. od. to LI. cd. pie bialbel Brown Dicta 1 to cal to int. per ditto Carraway 485. W. to 54. cd. per cwt. Coriander zoo od to It. rd. PRICY OF HOPS. 2/1011. Th. Rent - 41 oil to Si s$ Rue - 41 set to 51 tee guitar • 41 04 to 41 154 Stairei - 41 108 10 C Ito Oki 4 1 0 1 1 to 51 cs Fsruhans ;l —t Isi . le Old Duty I yo,oaol. PRIME OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MANJOIT. 131;wktags 41 151 to sl ss I Pockets 11 or to 61 cts PRICES ON HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. White/imps lf. Hay perked s 18 oto 4 is 0 Hay per load 3 16 to 3 o Straw 2 3 olf a as co Straw 1 14 (as 8 Cluver • •10 S 5 filet 00 DAY ARV STAMM 111 1 11111711111. D. . _ Ray. • 31 la to .0 la I Chou 41 04 to 51 tt. Yew Do. ol os to ol oe I Straw • 11 O. to al Si smini FIELD MARXre, Osclobrt s 3. To link the orlal—pa dog! of 81b. 0 9 1 IN.,' 0 4 to se od V 4.11 ' 3e osl to 61 od 114-aton 41 64 to IS 4d Port te lid to 6s od Lomb Si to ss 6 IIZAD OF Brafte, about ttao.-...Sheep and Lambs irT6OO. )IC.WtiATE and LEA DliNtIAl.l., adobe: cj. Per Roue of 811. by the carafe. ref 3* -0 ' 10 4 , 4.1 I I'Peol os od M 6• b.! 146tt00 4t 0.1 TO Apt 8.1 Port AI LI to 6s 01 1 yob 4t 4tt to tt cd. PRICE. Or TALLOW IN I ONnON. It. James's Burka 3, a rOmltt i . .P•hh, 52, ed to os Cher Martet as 4 , 1 Yell-nr R. Its pis to —, ad Whitecharel Mart ct Ntillt, ditto 5-0 od to ;Is (pa toot of 31b.) 34 aid Soar ditto t7s to ens od --- Melted "Dint to, to ON cl C t) to rongil sos od to os *wage Prke 31 ost Greases it. NI Good Ore!, to, to os Yellow 9ovo, 76.—Nfotled. /6,—Curl. 904 rel: . of Candies 1 , ,r dozen, to. 6 ..—Muokis, ti.6d RAW' HMIS. M(perftone) ek t.. 1 to 3s od Fuck Skin. tea to If • nek ir ailing II ig , i to 1. 0.! Sheep Skins 3. (NI to 3. 94 Ordinary es 441 to es 64 Stirarliors cs cd to c. t :,4 Hoary Calf to Al tacit 1 Lamb Skins 2• e 4 to es 0.1 'SUCH OF I.E.kTHER.p , r 110. Air Lii.kI)FNHAILL. Butts, so to 3611, C.ICA 2141 to 244 Ditto, (to 1.0 6,;111 tort to 18.1 M r rchant. Pae!,e .td to aid rtral..g ltd., lOW to T9ll Filo. Hide Co3-!. HiJ elf] to 21 4 rrop IliJ.• for Cutting 214 t 0 21 a kint Ordinary sittl to lyi.l C.. 1( Skins, 33 to oolb pnr I , Zen ':‘ to 4" . 3 Ditto 5a to 7:•,1b 3is to 4119 Ditto 7o to Volb 3,4 to 3 1 Snell F.O. (Gre 34d:tad) per lb. 31 3d to 3o 91 Lor.r ditto too. to i 6Ja per dos. 1 as6,l tiorie iii.los 202 10 jp c2CII BY THE KING's PATENT. Vrrs, Pains in the Stomach, Pains in the Head or Side, and pale languid appearances in young perfona, arifiug from various cagier t'd ohltrudtions, that have refitted the power of every other medicine, have been entirely removed and wholly eradicated by CHING', PATP.NT WORM DESTROYINO LOZENGES. which eleanfes the ftomach and bowels of that acrid Ohne with which du , / arg i frequently loaded, Ovid which too often became the retort caufe of theft fatal diforders) bur are effedually (abducd by the ufe of tin, medicine, which Ie proved fuperitir to any other in its cafy method of dillocigiate thole crucible% and re• itnring 'the body to health and ftrength. Cafes of its efficacy from many Noblemen are werappcd round each bob. As opening phyfie on all needbua., Chirg's Worm Lozenges arc peculiarly efficacious, will keep good any krogth of time, and in all cli MVO. _ _ . Sold w►olefale aid wail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap• Me ; and by molt Country Medicine Vend.rs._ vrogn the Right Hon. the EARL of EXETFR. To Mr. CHI/0, Apothecary, No. 4, Cbeapfirle. . . Ste, f tint . ..viand from my Apothecary, that the effeet of your CHINO'. PATENT WORM LOZENr;ES, on my fervent, was complete in removing an oharuElloss in the Soft pel f:tat a end bowels, but there was no appearance of N'omes; fhe had been unable to get up from her bed for above nine wicks ; I. Ott lay down or flood up. the pain about the region of the flomach was increafed ; the bad not cat folid meat for many weeks. Every medkine that two Phyfulans and an able Apothecary could ven ture to preferibe, was given t, her, but without proper effedt.— The warm bath alleviated the F ain, but that was only temporary relief After taking your Medicine two days in fueeeffion. the got ' up and began to eat her meat, and from that time the mended apace. Whenever the bowels arc oblltudied, your Medicine alone relieves her. Burkina, Dauber 14. cr As Opening PhyGc on all occafions, LOZEN- Ghd arc fuperior to every other Medicine Sold in Boles at se. pd. and se. 6d. each, and for charitable put poles, In Bosas,at s3a. sad • I'HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD thins the blood, cafes the molt violent pains in the brad and Romach, and promotes gentle perfpiration. By the Nobility and gentry this Medicine is much admired, h. ing pleafant to the tete and tmell, gently altringirg the fibres of the flemach, and giving that port' tenfity which a good digellion requires. Blatbews and Leigh, t /3, Strand, base juR revolved a very valu able supply of the celebrated Cordial Baku of Gilead, foe Debilities, Nervous Difortiers, weakneffes peculiar to females, byfterical affec tion. and lownefs of fpirits, leafs of appetite sod lediseltion, and, ear f u roptive compla int. in general. Ste. price is.. 6d and 11 cafes with t z half -guinea bwiles,on which :1 fia I. Eased to the parchafer This medicine has been etinitantly ufed with inyariable funds Its ellablidatd efficacy kayos Rood the ten of half a century. DoOlepoltage of all letter to Vs Solomon, Gilead Houle, near Liverpool, mull he paid. and a fee of toe. 6d. enelofed for advicer ._ DISEASES of the Uarriiiili aidterted OCMPLAINTS S fox: Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated meta)- A 1- elicited Bouzica and Reuediea. Mr.DUEOLIR Worms de Public, that he may at usual be coufalted daily front site j, at bin book, No. S 4, Prith-Itraet; Soho, on Cafes of Solderer. Ohltrue s,Oleet.,ke. &c. as whiles I)ebility, and every difotder when feereey is fo effentlal a requalkw, that Mr Dufour hale presided a fpacious book, that every Patient may be introdseed its hyalite apartment. ift D. has for many years otillned blenfelf to tbat department of Surgery, and from extenfte prediee, Ind the mutt ...ttcrloz Needs, he I. enabled to offer a method admits mild, efficacious, requinng no condemner v natant.' In elfin% and which prevent. a r.lapfe. rerfone in the country Bating tht ir nth* fully, In a I..tter, enelnfirg a one or a two pound,note, wiU have proper renbAte• fent to the amount. Fur the 'minus fymptoms. &e. fee Mr rstooor's Treatife on the above com Plaints, price ss. 6d. the sth t um..-to be had of J. Callow, CrOwn-eourt, Soho; M'C,Lit to, Easter Chang, sod of the Author. ... , , HFALTH AND I ONOFVITY: Dr. JAM FS'. ANALEPTIC ANIO HE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pals. as a gene .- rat Pr.fe , vative of Health, is beeowte anaverfal, from rbdr eLhc , cy in dime complAints, which continually dilturb the human frame; fuch Chit. khearnatifm.. Head-azini, indigefticoa, and other Dilate. of the Stomach and &lath; which rife tt.irn tht vicifTitudc, of our climate, or Item indulgence in the luxuries of lite ; and theft falutidy trail are prosioetil by gently opening the pores by night, and the body's" , day, without requiring any parti cular regimen or confinement. But tbouch the Andeptic rut. are alto very ferviceable in Bilious and nther deep-Crated diforder, yet being draped as a mild pareirive only. and du:retort run alway futheicntly active, the Attibilious Pil s have Awe retonommded In aIF by an eminent Phy4cian, who ha. urea there hiedicin,s combined for many years with the happleft furref., in all com plaints of tit: Liver, is well as in other internal Weak.. Sold may by F Newbery and Sons. Ilan. 45, st. Paul's Clirch• yard. on the Coach-way, Four Door. tioni the Corner of Cheap fink, London; ate at Dr. James's late hoiden, flnred.ftrcet viz. the Analeptic Pills, price 4s. 6d. the Box. or Six I:: tine large Roc ter 11. 41.; and the Antibiliows Pills. prior 2' 011. a Boa, Doty iu eltidwi.—Obfcrve that the Word.... F. Newlicry, Nw 4J , St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. By Order of the Honourable Conunifffonces ntEscifeor Scotland. For SALE by AUCTION, At the Star and Garter Tavern. Portfmoutb, on Wednefday, the sad MIL at Eleven o'clock in the morning, 'I'HE FOLLOWING G 0 0D S, VIZ.- 21 Double Fortified Iron Guns, 6 pounders So Carriages for ditto so Sliding Carriages for ditto Brats Locks for ditto is Slides for ditto About eso Caniffer Shot fordo. About s 4• Round Shot for do. to Ca/T=24es, t S pounders 154 Double-headed ditto And fundry elevating Screws. Traverang Bars, Spunges, tee. which have been landed from the Prince of Wake and Royal George Excite Ships. The fame may be viewed three days before the Sale, sod farther partlru!ars known by application at the Office of THOMAS B. ROUSE, Bro►er and Ship Agent,Batb-fquare.Portfmouth. At the Star and Garter Tavern, Pordmouth, on Wedoefda y, the aid Init. at EICYCO o'clock In the Morning, TH E good fait failing Cutter FOX, together with aU bet. Tackle, Apparel, Furniture, and Stores, with which the is abundantly found, and may be fent to fea immediately—the h a remarkably fine vtfla clinch built, admeafures about 56 tons, and is well calculated for a Pilot Boat, Packet, Drogher, or any other ferviee where difpatch and accommodations are required. For a view of the Oat, r and Stores, Inventories, and further particulars,application may be made three daye before the Sale, at the Office at THOS. B. ROUSE, Broker and Ship Agent, Portfrnouth._ At the London 'Taman, Plymouth. Mt iriday, the 17th day of Oetutier left. at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, In purfuance of dlredion from the CommigEoncrs appointed for the difpolil of Profllan Property, 'THE FOLi.OWING CONDEMNED PRUS 81ANVFSSELS, viz._ . No. 39, SHIP EDV.tRD, late Mafier—Length en Deck 97 feet to inches, breadth above the Wales se fee. 41 inches. height!' between Decks II feet 31 inehes. depth in the Hold 8 feet 3: Inches. Admeafurement s• t 54.94 Tons. No. q, Ship NAIADE, •—• late Matter—Length nn deck It 6 fat to inches, breadth above the Wales s 7 feet 81 inches, depth In hold sa feet to inches --wimcqureenene 39 0 4 9 94 tons. Na.3B, Smack WERI.V.AART, roun4 Rem,— late Mat. ter—Length on the deck 88 feet 6 inches, breadth as feet, depth in bold it feet 4/ inehcs--admeafurement 189 tons 33-9aths. For Inventories and Particulars. apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth. BRAND' ,RtiOhiS. At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 17th day of Odober loft. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in purfusnee of direttl Ins from the Comantßoners appointed for the difpofal of Prufßan ProWth THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz, Fel EXPO/TATUM. I ;S Pieces Brandy 6 kids. French Red Wins 91 Half Piece. French White 3 Cafes Preferred Fruits • Wine 7 Rio. contalning OEI, Olives, 86 Hogibtad ditto Anchovies and Capers, 1 Half Pieces French Red in bottles 1 Wine a Keg ordinary Oil Olives Being put of the Cargo of the MO, fig, IDA MAILOAILTTA, and condemned as Prize to his Majefty. . . . I Catalogues, Aseoptes, and limn particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth. At the London Inn, Plymouth, After the Is Margaretta's Cargo. in purfrance of direCtions from the cosArtiflames. &a THE FOLLOWING GOODS, TIT. FOR EXPORTATION. 300 FISCH of Brandy ; itrengthi tin 8, and g in p is Ditto 4phits ditto, above 1 to 2 4 Hogfhmds Red Wine i Piece, 1 Hoglhead, and t Bartel Colouring s Cafes, captaining t is phial bottles Brandy, (did Lonrho) Be* the mini Cargo of the JONOt ANNE, PIETER BIOWIR, and condemned to Ids Majefty. For Caulorues, blanks, and other particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. On Friday, the tyth day of October ['Aunt, by ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the London Tavern, Poshole.ftrcer, Plymouth, 'THE Ftench Sloop La JEUNE JEAN. Burthen about 6c Tons. Alto ber Cargo, confining at about 40 Tons of.Yrench Salt, and 40 to so Calks Bardinias. Captured by his Ma Jelly's &bor•ner Pais, Richard Bourne, Fig. Commode, 110 light Ohio hildcßy's Ship Pallas, the Right HOD. Lord Cochrane, Cnmsnardt7.—For particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. • At the bodes Tavern. Follbolo-ltreet, Plymouth, Oa Frid.y, the iv% day of Oftober &trot, after tro Sale of the Brandy, Sec. ABOUT 140 Iron Guns, French, principally long Flebtent Pounders, sod a mutat* of Shot, deliverable as condemned from the French Frigates le Preedente captured by the Squadron under the command of Admiral Sir Thomas LOW Y, 8att...14 la Minerva and l'Arindde, captured by the Squadron und.r the comntand of Commodore StrSamitelHond, K. B. . . For partlenkrs, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. ading for the kitocrya and l'Armelda, and to MC4II. HAWKER and SLADE, mains for le Preidan. • - - - At th — TI.ToTdO - 11 Taxers, Foxhole-Rivet, Plymouth, on Friday the at.tt of November next, by ten o'clock In the forenoon, TliE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 313 CACI Cllll2llltl, 3 Cafes .CortAtip. to Calks Turpentine, a Cants Cream of fartar, 12 Cafes mamboing us Parma:au Ci3eefea, 1573 Pkces yt.iloor I)ye Wood, &dor the entire cargo of the Mill& elp SW A N rx, condemned to his Makily'slldp Druid, P.& V. Evoke, Efq. Commander. For catalogues and other particulars application may he made to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymooth, Cultober 7, 406. VALUABLE FARMING STOCK. eirc —EPSOM. By Mrtfrs. WINS EANLEY and SON, On the Premlfes In Chureh-Rreet, ?prom. on Monday the 27 t h loßat, at it o'clock, by tinier of the Executors and Devitec of JoGph Shaw, bfq. doceafed, ALL the Live and D ea d Firming Stock and 3 . Implements of Huthandry, whiting or Svc acre' Draught Horfes, a well bred Colt, two Cows, kven Hop, a Sow and Pigs, 300 two, four, and Gs tools Ewes sod lambs, of the true South Down Brad; 7o Load of 1401 got Meadow Hay, about ago quar•crs of untie:Atli Wheat, Barley, Oats, and Peas; two Rick Sta,idies on Stone Caps, two Waggons, two Carts, a Light Ditto. Ploughs, Harrows, Harmer., and numerous other articles, Tube iii,wed on Friday and Saturday preceding and morning of Sale. Catalogue, may then he had on the Premifes; at the Fwan, at Leathcrlsead ; Bull's Head, at Ewell; Red Lion, Dorking; Greyhound and King's Arms, Croydon; White Hart, Ouilittord ; Swan. a: Reigate; Griffin, Kingftoo ; Bull, at Dartford; George, at Weftethani ; sad of Mears. Winßanley and Son s Paternokers row, London. *Aar CICSMII.R. CAPITAL MANORS and ESTATES. strOOLD IIY AUCTION. or TUESDAY, pre eth DAY of NOVRYBEIt state At the ANGBI. INN. ALCESTKR, by Three &Clock in the. Afternoon, In the Nine following Lots, (fubledt to fuch Conditinns as will be then produced), • ALL their° the MANORS of KINWAR.TON , HASELOR, and WALCtrI'T, near ALCEISTER 6 in the Cntanty of Warwick, with the Courts. Rents. and Services. thereto hiletneny a And alto ail thnfe Capital Valuable FARMS, with aloft excellent and frb&sOtW Buildings and Offices eruct` ad therepti, in the fevaral limn:vs and situations hereinafter mentioned, viz. nerethafter menttonea, um. • . TENANTS. InamarttmlOmatAlaml Harakir i I Teak 1 Canting ag.. „ . A. R. P. AR. P. L A 3 . K. 2 P 6 . A. R. P. A,,i, i g William Cbattaway, Barilebiray Farm - - - 0 SO g William Glottaway, Waleo•t Farm, Manor, Ike. - - 40 3 0 stag J d 3.lthbartl Chattaway. Afton Farm . - ill 6 o 5 216 •5. alEseeutora of Peter Gibroci, I lute Alne Fenn - 2 75 3 6 2 75 a 4 5 Samuel Buffcry. Little Aloe Farm - - - Su H 0 7 I .. , 6 Samuel Hemming*, Great Aloe Farm - . - 51 as 7 A I2 ft 7,Samuel Hemming*, Hafel .1- Ground Farm - . 110 3 5 1 . Ito 3 5 11. Thomas Webb, Hafelor Farm, Manor, he. - . sAI a x aN I 9 Thomas Forty, Ktnwartnn Eras, and Manor, he. - 19 4 kII Dian, anal Great Aloe Grimm& a 5 0 . 3t . . , I : 51 $; a i l —..,-----___ ts 4 2 f 9 I ICS 0 3$ 1716 13s 1 7.. t 3 flf 1 1745 3 34 The above Manors and Vetoes ahoand with Came. and Ile comm.& ir. a very fart* blerldk tin thn Rite! Aloe. I mat •". tifol part ;lithe Country. with filiation, commanding the molt !iaurcfcue Scenery, over the grand and ruperl. 121t,i,,file of Hall, and the titlightful Vale of the Arrow ; and nearly adjemirg to the market town of Alccltcr, and *Ana too- Milan ie. market towns of Stratford on Avon, and Henley, in Arden. Sprcifieatioos and Plant may be had by applying at the °Aces of Mr Jame., hood Aga), at Warwick, and No 14, c w rikwi d I.ondon; and to view the hltate apply to Mr. George Whalen. the Bathe at Attcacr, agtinthe Tenants on thefpot. • • LINC4SIIiBHIR E. - Voluble and Tmproveabk FREEHOLD ESTATI hi BUc~ FEEDING LAND. near Spalding and %floe, with Land Tull redeemed.By PETER COXE, At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, on Friday, Odober te. at Twelve o'Clock. In Fourteen Let f uniefs an acceptable offer is previ may made by Private Contred, Lot A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATZ of A. 196 Acres, of rich Feeding LAND, with a new built Farm Honk and Buildings, let to Mr.W.n Healey, on leak, expiring Lady day, 1809, at a act ran of 235 L per annum. Lot 2. A Ditto of 448 Acres, with a new brick ParmHoure and Buildings, on kale to Mr. 'John Weft, which will wire at Lady-day, t 69, at a net rent of 6t51. per orb 1111. Lot 3. A Ditto of 148 Acres, with Knife, Ste. on leaf,: for the fame term, to Mr. Edward Palmer, at 153 E per annum. Lot 4. A Ditto of 116 Acres, oo kale for the fame term to Mr. Halliday, at 1741 pet annum net. Lot 5. A Ditto of 57 Acres, on leak to Mr. Coogreve, for the fame term, at 981. per annum act. Lot 6. A Ditto of 419 Acres, with the Manor Hook and Build ings, and Manor or reputed Manor of Llttlebury,on leak for the fame terns to Mr. Janes UUett, at 6001. per annum net. Lot 7 to 11. Sundry parcels of rich Feeding Land, containing 68 Acres, In the occupation of Mars. Halliday, Congreve, Jul ian. and Guy. all yearly tenants. at fandry rents, amounting to 97 1 , 1 Es. 3d per annum altogether. Ist 13, Thirteen Antes of Wood Land in band . Lot ta. A valuable Freehokl Eftate, 0(37 Acres of Meadott and Arable Land, is the occupation of Mr. Wm. Stthal, ycarty tenant, at sal. Ica per annum net. There Elates are dttrate in the pariftes of Wslplode and Hot beach, nearly the whole in a ring fence, eight mike from Spalding, twelve from Bolton, four from liolbeach, twelve from Wilbeack, all good market towns, and aco milts from London, in a dry healthy country, mot liable to Lodi ; the roads good, and near i navigable river, width lekel. to the lea. A moiety ..f the purchafe money may remain on mortgage at e} per that. for MI y term not se:ceding 7 y. To be viewed by have of the tenants, oo application to Meth. Fetter and Emmet, Spalding, who will Blew the dime, of whoni primed particulars may be had ; as well as of Mara. Nieboilon and Upton ; and of Mr. Jonathan Teak, of Leeds; of Mars. roller, Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln's Inn, Logsdon; of Mr. Peter Cone, No 311•Throstnortomftre , t, with all of whom plans of the Mate may be inn. Particular may alto be had at Lloyd's and Garraway's Coffee Hooks. IN profefling myfelf a regularly educated MEM. bee of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS in DON, I think it Incumbent oo me to Sentry, that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons, as well as Certi fi cate* from the Hofpitals, and various PrefelLUs under whom I !Ladled pa*, Sunny, and Midwifery. have been for years placed in one of my Patient's; open to the inlyeelion df any Mei Who happens to be there, or Ls &Brous of fuels Mann n atiou, . Tatar can Yea as I have reilgued all other Praftic_ . e far' die Study and Treatment of V INII.•[AL Corroders andU H ine'{ ... bit it was not UM I had experience as an Army Surgeota end ' General Praditioner, that I thought mired( fortified in the feke tion of this pallier branch. The concentrated force of the hyenas intelleft, when dandled to a particular gust, mug acquire (ape. rarity within the circle of lac own adion,aod long continued (m -ash a decided proof, that my efforts have not been Ida benelkiel somber. aim &drama:tease to myktf. The diftrefs and the mifery which mire frost a certain &time. the habit, fo pernicious te &boo, bop, hive been frequently pour trayeti by the lestststWts of the age. not it to the duty of every Praditioner, when called upon, tp relieve fuels fufferlngs by Me dical Alf .o.tnie; and it is the acquiremknt of my exclufive cope rience in thIS Hoe to offer in every fueb cafe ; Cafe and certain re. eftabliflunent. In Eight cake of deficiency produced by free living, refidente In warm Climates, or to much indulgence of feduelivc Padoos, and in all recent Venereal Complaints, early applicatlwiinfures an Im mediate cure. But in the molt complicated Cafes of Ditsitirr ac eompatii:d be fever, or difordtrs of the fyitem miring from ne glected infection; Genie perfevemnce is indlipenfably reqolfi:e foe the re-animation of the conititution and reltoradon to health and vigour. —ln all cafes with either fa, the molt inviolable fecreey is obferved, and the terms of remurrratitn are plainly Rated on the firft interview. MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons to London, No. so, Arundel-ftreet, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water.itrect adjoining.—Aft letters from town ox country are impeded tocontain a Book Note. - - - PDBLIC ADVANTAGE. 'T'HE advantage the Paldie mail always daive front regularly educated profeffiemal men Weeding ale-of exclufiveiy their Studies to one fccies of malady, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the un•lunpled (acerb which has attended the adminßration of their. New Remedy, and the extra ordinary' Cnres it leas percotmett 'For a long fertes of yrars Mara CURRIE and Co Surgeon', tormerly In Ma lilajeltre Service, km made the VENEktRAL DISEASE the parch:Dia °Wet of theft inveßigation, and arc happy In having &cover, d • Medicine fopetior to Mover, In the cure of Sae tomplalnt t fs to fitikelent topfiferve in praikof this Peg Remedy% that its Oka* are diametrlearly rippoGte to fhofe Of Mireufy;ifoi fit6tigh it corn. nietely eradiates eery wallas of thelfirus In its molt confirmed doges, yet it does not in the ft injure the Co ititution. On the contrary Ic renovates the firteen In all its natural rundlons, pro motes appetite, Ind fiscilitotee digation. Thu. i hltead of reducing a ftrong and rigorous eimilitution to the frightful condition that Mercury does,lt not only irefervea that eonititutioe in Warhol. are Ants, but tatores a oast and debilitated Pile to its natural strength and vigour. NUtObfrif.b.klitatlCCl are un recur rcconl of the fuOctier ethetcy of tilts Medicine, its inL-rent and (petite virtues lifting as a perpetual corredtivc to body OeLility, whe• dur proceeding (min tip Pernicious halite of siakidea youth, or the exceffes of mat urity—.iniprudencies which often embitter the matrimonial Eate.ilatuntsppy fuliererbroade over bit misfortunes, afhanieJ to leek taint, auti,i be is reduced Infilak a Rate of wealm nab as to render life oppreffive. to fuck perfoCs It muft be a eon. baling wan/lone. tracer that they may now by a new and MAW.. hie mode of treatment be refloat} to that yucca of a l human blefflogs,a (trots manly, and viori.us conltituticw. In a/Leaks of Debility and Deficiency from whatover calk aril. tag, as well IS In every Ipecac. a Wow* lerfallon. t4tZrs. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of eitheiSciiiiith the peewit fecrsey and honour, as their heats, No. toy, Hatton Garden.-I.ctters (pelt paid)encledlog a bank note, will be duly anfweree, and the ncceffary Medielne and advice lent to any part of the kingdom._ N. B. Many Gentlemeo of the atitacfpeßability who have ex perienced the benefit of this new Medicine, ha►e particoLarly de. tired that a reference may be given to them to aria'► the tided of any perfon of the real utility of dais tally tfupguat dlfco►ery. No. 107, Hattie Carden LONDON - Priaty: and pablitbed by LEVhL KIN f, (of Cm• terbury Place, lAMLeth). at the STAR O►ncc, No 1, Ca7cy. theet. PablitLd alto at the 2TAA Of IICE, bat.