Star. — London, England, 1812-04-18 00:00:00

fUh'ER,V. OPTHE DUCHESS OF GORDON. • Thursday the remains of the Duchess of GonDoN were laid out in state, at the Pulteney Hotel, and were removed yesterday morninF, at half-past seven, to be interred in the Church of Alva, near her late beautiful residence, Kinrara, Badenoch, distant horn London 620 miles. The cavalcade consisted of— Six Men on Foot. Six Horsemen. A Man, bare-headed, bearing Ducal Coronet, and Cushion. Hearse, with six Horses, and Escutcheons. Mourning Coach, with her Grace's Upper Domestics. Ditto, Undertaker's, with six Horses. Ditto, ditto, with ditto. Duke of Gordon's Carriage and Servants. - Marquis of Huntly's ditto. Duchess of Richmond's ditto. Duchess of Manchester's ditto. Duchessa Bedford's ditto. Marchioness Cornwallis's ditto. Lady Madelira Palmer's ditto: (Confined to the Family only.) The Marquis of HUNTLY is to meet the funeral at Kinr:ua, and attends the interment. The Coffin is covered with rich crimson velvet, coronets, &c. and bears on the Plate the following Inscription; JANE MAXWELL, Ducurss OF GORDON ; Born 170, Obiit 11 April, 1812. 2Etat. 63 years. Lord KEITH continues to reside at the Govern- meta House, Plymouth-Dock, and h to make it his residence as often as the SAN JOSEF puts into Caw. sand The public will 'rejoice to hear that there is great probability of the out-ports being admitted to a free participation of the trade to China. The pre 'sent agitation of this interesting subject, by the en lightened part of the mercantile community, has ten ded to remove all those fears and dangers with which the Company have so longand so successfully alarmed • this nation. It is a nctonous fact, that the Teas sold at the Company's Sales; on an average of the last 10 years, have been 85 per cent dearer (duties out of the question) than the Teas imported into New York by the Americans, who, in common with all other na- Liens at peace with this country, are allowed a direct trade to China, which they carry on to a . great extent, and an immense profit, while British subjects are most vigilantly and jealously excluded from all par ticipation in such trade. In the wager cause between Sir Mark Sykes and the Rev. Mr. Gilbert, on the subject of Bonaparte's life, a Rule for a new trial was granted en Thursday, in the Court of King's Bench. Lord ELLEN BOROUGII thought that the claim of the Rev. better might be resolved into that of ae annuity. Flis Lordship thought the question was worthy of being argued. A Rule was also obtained, in the Court of King's Bench, on Thursday, to slim cause, why a criminal information should not be filed against Henry Wise, a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, for provoking a Magistrate of the name of Bradley to fight a duel. Lord ELLENBOROUGII granted the Rule, as the pro vocation scented to have been given in connection with the exercise of Mr. Bradley's duty as a Magis trate ; but he thought this a case in which the parties might relieve each other from the necessity of coming before the Court any further.. At the Devon Sessions on Thursday se'nnight, woman was sentenced to be imprisoned for twelve months, for having, as a fortune-teller, extorted from a credulous girl, at Sidmouth, the sum of E 3. ss. 6d. for telling her that on a certain day 2000 guineas would jump up through thefroor accompanied with 1000 pounds worth of silver! Pierre La Roche, the French prisoner, sentenced to death at the late A!sizes for Launceston, Cornwall, was executed on Monday last. He was a 'young man of interesting appearance and of engaging ad dress. The natural powers of his mind had been aided by a good education, and he was generally be loved, by all who knew him. Unfortunately, the leisure which the prisoners have, added to the desire of profit, induced him to turn his ingenuity to ac count, in the-manufacture of Bank-notes It is to be hoped that the execution of this fine young man a't ill have a proper effect on the prisoners in Hamoaze, who have for three or four years been actively em ployed in this nefarious manufacture. The pickpockets reaped a plentiful harvest on Thursday night. at the Argyle-rooms Masquerade. One'Gentleman had a snuff-box, value four hundred guineas, taken from his waistcoat pocket; and during • the bustle occasioned thereby, another Gentleman lost his pocket-book, containing bank notes to a con siderable amount. Yesterday -- Neveland was fully committed from Hatton Garden Police Office, for uttering for. fled five pound Bank -notes, in various places ; parti cularly at a pastry-cook's shop in Islingam. an Tuesday last a poor boy was murdered in a wood near Woolwich, by a ruffian, who having rob bed his master, and being pursued, fled for refuge to t h e w ood, where being seen by th e b o y, t h e fatter streamed with terror of him, on which .the villain seized and strangled him ; he was apprehended soon after, when he confessed that he was newly three hours in perpetrating this horrid deed ! A singular match took place on Saturday last be tween two officers stationed at Canterbury.—Cap tails M—, of the 9th regiment, engaged to hop 50 yards, while Mr, B—, of the 4th dragoons, ran 60 yards, which was won by the former by A yards. A gentleman of the name of Frogard, of Berkeley. street, undertook on 1 resday, for a wager of 100 gui neas, to go on foot 30 miles in four hou rs , w hi c h h e corn . i pieced n 7 minutes within the given time. Betting was 2to 1 against the performance. The pedestrian did 16 miles in two hours and five minutes. A Lieutenant Groats undertook, on Wednesday morning, for a wager of 100 guineas, to go on foot from BFackfriars-road to Canterbury, and from thence hack to Stroud, seventy-two miles, in twelve hours. Mr. Groats had also an engagement to do 14 miles within the first two hours. He performed half the distance at Moor-street, in five hours and folly mi nutes, and appeared tolerably fresh; but having done 60 miles v he lagged; yet, being within time, by the aid of refreshment and good rubbing, he did the wonderful Herculean journey in six minutes within the given time, by most extraordinary exotio n i n a - vary crippled state. • V . MARK TS NEWGATE AND LEADENHALI. MARKET. Beef 4s 4d to 5s 4d Veal Ss Od to 6s 8.1 Mutton 5s Od to 6s Od Pork Ss 44 to 6s 81 Lamb is. Od. to 89. 4d. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 41 Os to 61 Os Kent 41 Os to 71 Os Susses 31 Oa to 51 Os Sussex 41 Os to 61 Os PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 51 Os to 61 Os New Clover 61 Os to 71 Os New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw 21 los to 31 Ss COAL-MARKET, April 17. • Ship/at Market Sold Prices. 51i Newcastle 3o 3.15. 6d. to 545. Od. 1 Sunderland I 48s. 9d. to ON. Od. 2 Cinders a 2bs. Gil. to 00s. Od. We are happy to find that the immense track of Waste Land, generally known as Bagshot Heath, will soon bear marks of cut- Ittvation and improvement. The Landholders In the parish of Windlesham have laudably set the example; and their Bill has, we understand, passed the Commons—other parishes will fal low; and it is supposed that So or 40,000 acres of land'will, in consequence, be brou3ht into tillag e. The persons who bring forward these inclosures must not be daunted by the opposition which will generally be made by particular individuals, interested is the lands remaining In their original states BIRTH. Tuesday, in Queen-street, May-Fair, the Lady of Colonel James Orde, of the 99th Regiment, of a son. MARRIED. . Wednesday, at Finmore, Oxfordshire, Dorset B. Newman, Esq. Captain in the Royal Bucks Militia, to Mary, daughter of Wm. Holden, Esq. of Harpur-street. Wednesday, at Bristol, the Rev. R. Govett, Vicar of Staines, to Miss Sarah Romaine, youngest daughter of the Rev. Doctor Romaine, Reading. Monday. at Vandzwerth, Earle Lindsey Daniell, Esq. of the Island of Antigua, and late Captain of the l 2th Light Dragoons, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late William Walker, of East-Lill, Wandsworth. April 14, J. W. Brydges, Esq. of Watton-court, Kent, to Lady Isabella Anne Beresford, daughter of the late, and sister of the present Marquis of Waterford. DILD. Thursday evening, at an advanced age, Dr. Francis Annesley, Master of Downin, College, Cambridge; and during thirty-six years Member of Parliament for the Borough of Reading. In the month of February last, of a fever, at Port Mahon, in Minorca, whither he had been removed from his Majesty's dills Warspite, Henry Robert Lloyd, Midshipman in the Royal Navy, and youngest son of the Rev. T. Lloyd, of Peterley House, Bucks, in the 15th year of his age. Wednesday se'rinight, at Frome, Mr. G. Edgell, Attorney at Law, and Clerk to the Magistrates for the Division. April 18, at Walham-Green, in the Sist year of his age, Wm. Shaw, M.D. . April 13, at Clapham, in kis 43 d year, Lieut. R. Lad , ana,R.N. SALES BY AUCTION CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. Milford-lane Wharf, with the Buildings, &c.; Northumberland Head Public-house, St. Martin's-lane; and a Dwelling-house adjoining.--By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, April 23, at 11, in Three Lots, THE capiull FREEHOLD ESTATES ; com prising One Undivided Moiety of the extensive Wharf, at the bottom of Milford-lane, Strand, with a spacious range of Warehoust.s, Granaries, Counting-house, and other erections, in thr occupation of .Messrs. Soulsby and Allison, Coal-merchants. One Undivided Moiety in the back-built Dwelling-house, si tuate No. 4, St. Martin's lane, known by the sign of the Nor thumberland Head Pull c-house and Liquor-shop, in the occu pation, and on lease to Messrs. hieux and Co. And an Undivided Moiety of the adjoining Dwelling-house, in the occupation, and on rase to Mrs. Hicks. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, o; whom Particulars may be had; of Mr. Wortham, Solicitor, Castle -street, Hoiborn ; at Gatraway'a ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square BRO MP I ON. Capital Freehold Estate, valuable Plot of Ground for Building, nearly Eight Acres,Fr;ehold Ground Rent., Freehol.: and Lease hold Hollbee,a Moiety of the Profitsot BromptonChapel,&c. p, e- Benda_ a very eligible and desirable Property to invest Money. By Mr. ROBINS, . _ At Garraway's, on Thursday, April 23, at 12 o'clock, in Lots , AValuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLn ESTA IT, comprising a capital Plot of Freehold Ground, containing nearly 8 A cres,sit uate at the back of Brompton-row and Terrace, a very eligible site for building upon an extensive scale. Freehold Ground Rents, amounting to 66.1 t &Q. per annum. issuing out of, and amply secured on Brompton Chapel, Houses in Rawstorne-street, and 18 Houses in Brompton-row and . ' errace. Also a Moiety of the Profits arising from Brompton Chapel. A Freehold Dwelling-House, situate No. 48, brompton Ter race, in the occupation of the Misses Pengries, tenants at will. A desirable and improvable Leasehold Estate, comprising five brick-built Dwelling-Houses, Nos. 4,5, 6,12, and 13, situate in Boompton-row, in the occupation of Messrs. Chamberlain, Jor dan, ounce, and others. The Crown and Sceptre Public-house, and four brick-built Dwelling-Houses, Nos. 29, SO, 38, and 39, Brompton Terrace, ,in the occupation of Messrs. Poole, Nix. Ainslie, Garner, and Bergne, respec.able tenants on lease, held for a long unexpired term, at low ground -rents. Particulars may be had on the Premises, at the Crown and Sceptre, Brompton Terrace; of Mr. Wortham, Solicitor, Castle street, Holbot Q; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden -square; where a plan of the arate may he seen. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, EAST SIDE OF TAVISTOCK SQUARE, With Coach-house and Stable, Garden, Green house, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway':, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, ADesirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; com prising an eligible DWELLING-HOUSE, conveniently planned for the accommodation of a Gent lem.m's Family, contain ing on the upper storey four good rooms, second floor three excel ' lent bed-rooms neatly papered, closets, &c ; first floor two capital drawing rooms with folding doors, elegantly papered and fitted up, finished with statuary marble chimney-pieces, balcony in front the whole length; on the ground floor a good entrance hall paved s excellent tinting-parlour, breakfast-room finished with stuccoed svalls, closets, &c. stone staircase to the second storey; in the basement housekeeper's and butler's room, kitchen, wash house, scullery, larder, wine -cellar, and roomy vaults at the back and front, for beer, coals, &c. a coach-house and stable, ' with loft and rooms over, an open garden, green-house, Sec. To be viewed by Tickets ;, Particulars had on the Eremites ; at Garraway's; and of ,Mr. &Nor, Warwick-street, Gulden square; where Tickets for viewing may be had. HER rs-BELMO:4T PARK. Froth()ld Estate, the principal part '1 ii he-free, and Land-tax re deemed.---1 he spacious elegant Family Mansion, thriving Plan tations, Meadow aad Arable 1 and, near 100 Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tue:day, May 12, at Twelve, in One T.ot, ri 'HE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 - Tithe free, and Land-tax redeemed, called BELMONT PARK, near the village of East Barnet, and within 10 miles of London ; comprising an elegant Family Residence, seated on a beautiful eminence, commanding extenvve views in all directions planned for a Family of the First Distinction, wi t h offices of al; descriptions, lawns , and pleasure-grounds, tastefully disposed dry gravel walks, and briviug plantations, excellent kitcheu garden, walled round, and well stocked with the finest fruit-trees; peach house two graperies, ice-house, &c. farm-yard, and c o n ven i ent buLdfugs, an entrance lodge, and carriage drive to the House, surrounded by upwards of b 2 acres of rich meadow land, in a ring fence, and 14 acres of arable land; held under the Crown for a long term, at a trifling rent. The whole forming an eligible Pro perty for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family; excellent neigh bourhood, good roads, and beautiful rides in all directions, and only ten miles from London. May be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Preali3es •' at the Cat, East Barnet; . Red Lion, and Green Man, Ber net • iCastle, Highgate; Cherry-free , Southgate; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, WahVick-street, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing may be bad, and a Plat of the Estate KM SALES BY AUCTION. MONTAGUE-STREET, RUSSELL-SQUARE. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, in the most complete order fur the Immediate Reception of a Family. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve. A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ES I'ATE ; comprising an extensive D WELLING-HOUSE, desk-- ably situate, No. Mustague-street, Russell-square, over looking the Museum Garden., in the most complete (trier, being recently finished by a Gentleman for his own Residence; containing, on the upper storey, three excellent Rooms ; secon d floor, two Bed-chanibers, a Dressing-room and House.-maid's Closet ; principal storey, two elegant Drawing-rooms, finished in a very neat style, and communicating by folding-doors ; ground floor, neat Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour and Library, finished with stuccoed walls, water-closet, &c. stone staircase to the se cond floor; in the basement are appropriate offices, with wine cellar, and vaults for beer, coals, &c. a garden at the back. Ts be viewed, by Tickets ; Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; of Messrs. Baynes and Manure, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, of whom Tickets fur viewing may be had. HENRIE'PTA-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE. Capital Family Residence, with Offices of all descriptions, large Garden, double Coach-house, and Stables for five Horses. By Mr-ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, May 1?.. at twelve, AVERYeIigibIeLEASEHOLD ESTATE; com prising a capital and substantial Dwelling-house, in com plete repair, planned for the accommodation, and fit for the Im mediate reception of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family; eon taMs on the ground-floor a handsome entrance, paved hall, a di ning-parlour (23 feet by 161, a breakfast-parlour (15 feet by 13), a study, and water-closet ; on the principal floor, a drawing-toont (23 feet by 16), with folding doors to an anti-room (14 feet by 16), a back drawing-room (15 feet by 15), and a large dressing room ; on the second storey are sit excellent bed-chambers, and four roomy attics over and leads, a principal and secondary wair case, convenlen't domestic offices of every description in the base. ment storey, with roomy and dry cellarage, vaults, &c. wash house and laundry adjoining, with servants bed-rooms, a five stall stable, two double coach houses, with loft and room over, a . s;:acious airy garden at the back of the hause, upwards of 70 feet detp.—May be viewed by tickets, which, *its Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. GREENWICIL-TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax Redeemed; eligible Land to. Build on, capital MANSION, OFFICES, &c. on Croom's Hill. By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, or. Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve, in One Lot, A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax redeemed, situate on Croom's Hill, Greenwich, and opening to Royal Hill ; comprising a capital MANSION HOUSE, with roomy Offices of all descriptions, Yard, Gar denet 's house, Wash.liou , e, and Laundry, Coach •houses, Stables and Out-buildings; two excellent productive Gardens waned round, Green-house, &c.; Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, and Mea dow-Land, the whole upwards of Six Acres ' and a small piece u: Lea,ehohl Land, all lyirsg compact, gravel walks round, orna mented with full-grown limber. roomy Pavilion, &c. in posses sion of Capt. Hamilton, whose term expires before Midsummer nit. '1 his Estate is most eligibly situate for building, com manding a large fro .rage to Croom's Hill, the Northwest angle opening and overlooking the Park, and the South-end to Royal hill, a beautiful spot, and most desirable property for erecting Residence and Buldinzs. May be viewed, with tickets, and by apply:ng on the Pre mises, where Paniculars may be bad; at the Ship, and Grey h ,und, Gretnwlch ; of Mr. Cook, carpetrer, Royal-hill; at the Royal Mortar, Woolwich ; Green Man, blackheath ; of Messrs. llyneley's, Gray's Inn; at Garrawa)'s •' and of Mr. Robins, War wick-strett; Goldro-aquare; where Plan oft he eta t n ay) e seen. NEAR (UILDFORD, SURREY. Capital Freehold Estate, near Five Hundred Acres, called Down- Place Manor Farm, abounding with Game, au eligible Pio• petty fur investing Money, or for Itesidence. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on 'Thursday, May 928, at twelve, by order of the Proprietor, under the authority of the Commissioners for the Sale and Redemption of the Land-Tax, THE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called DOWN-PLACE MANOR FARM, abounding with Game, Coppices and Wohd Land, with a capital Mansion or Farm Honse, Offices of all descriptions Barns, Stables, Cattk- Sheds, and various Out-buildings and Cottages, together with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabk Land, hi a good stare of ctJtivation ; the whole &tate comprising upwards of Four Hundred and Eighty Acres, in a ring fence, lu possession of Mr. George Ellis, for the remainder of a term of twenty-one years, which expires at Michaelmas, 1817, at a very low old rent, but immediate possession of part of the Land nay be had, if re— quired. This Estate forms a very desirable property for a resi dence, being all compact, a healthy and ties ated situation, good roads, and cxcellent neir,likourhood, only two miles from Guild ford, four from Gudalnting, eight from Farnham, and thirty-two from Loudon. May be vitwed by applying to Mr. Fills, the tenant, of whom Particulars may be had; and at the White liars, Guildford; of Mr. Moons, King's Arms, Godal►ning; at the Fountain, Ports mouth; Kn.'', Farnham; Sun, Kingston; of Messrs. Jonei and Green, Solicitous!, Saltsbury-square, Fleet -street, I.ondon ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Kohins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Han of the Estate may be seen. • HERTS. CAPITAL FREEHOLD FAMILY MANSION, MANOR, AND ESTATE, In the most beset:rut Part of the County, withfn Sixteen Miles of London, in incfpal part Tittle-free, an Land-tax Redeemed. Ey Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, May 28, at Twelve o'clock, in Ong Lot, • rritiE Capital MANSION, MANOR, or reputed 1. MANOR and ESTATE of WALL-HALL, the Propety and Residence el the late GEORGE WOODFORD THEL LUSSON, Esq. M. P. deceased, situate near Aldendam, be. twten Elstrre, Watford, and St. Alban's, in a most beautiful and retired part of the County of Herts, within sixteen maws of London. The Mansion is an elegant and spacious modern build ing, with castellated Roman cement front, of the best taste and workmanship, dalightfelly situate on a gentle eminence, com manding prospects of great beauty and variety, and containing ample accommodation for a family of the first respectability, with well arranged offices of all descriptions, spacious yards, ex cellent stabling fur ten horses coach-house, Ice. lodging rooms and lofts over; a plentiful supply of excelltnt spring water, and a large reset volt. for rainwater; lawns, pleasure-groundr, shrub. beries, and plantations, laid out with infinite taste; two kitchen garden., walled round, well stocked wish the choicest fruit trees, hot-house's, grapery, peachery, flower-garden, pheasantry, dairy, tee-house, spacious farm-yard, bailiff's-house, and capital farm-buiLings of all descriptions, screened from the mansion by plantations. The Mansion is surrounded by upwards of 2..0 acres of excellent pasture, meadow, arable, and woodlands, ly• ' lug particularly compact ; the prihcipal part laid out in the park ' style, and ornamented with handsome timber, and is approach ed by extensive and beautiful drives, also ornamented with ' harkisonie 'trees and plantations, with two entrance cottages, and gardens, &c. There art also two other cottages, with gardens, &c. The Estate is bounded in part by the river Coble, a fine trout stream, which, as well as an extensive piece of clear running water, branching from it, lately made at a great expen.a s and winding beautifully through the grounds, are in full view from the house. It is situate in a neighbourhood of great respectability, and abounding with game. The. whole is Freehold, and • the greater part 1 ithe-frec; the Land Tax is re- deemed. May be viewel, with Tickets, and by applying to Mr. Thomas Smith, the Bailiff, at Walt-Hall, where Particulars may be bad; and at the Essen Arms, Watford; Red Lion, Elmer; White Hart, Edgeware ; Abercorn Arms, Stanmore ; White Hart, St. Alban's ; Bell, H ert f or d ; of Messrs. Oldie, Oddie, and Forster, Solicitor s , C arey -street, Lincoln ' s Inn ; r. Shaw, Architect, power -street ;at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goidea-square, whore a Plan of Ws Estate may be seen. SALE BY AUCTION. SIDMOUTH, DEVON ' FREEHOLD and MAR INE COTIAGE VILLA, with Meg, Yleamare Crowds and Meadow Land. By Mr. ROBINS, At Clarrawars, on Thursday, May 4 29, at Twelve, in one Lot, A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE = comprishl a MARINE COT LACE VILLA, seated on a fine commanding eminence, about a quarter of a nine of Old. niouth, embracing ettenuive prospects of the beautifully diversi fied country, and boundless views of the Ocean, planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first distinctioo ; cootakiing, on the ground floor, an elegant snit of Apartmen s, i finished, ndsomele nished, consistirg of a Saloon, Drawing-room, Music-room, library, Dining-roomouid Breakfast-parlour, Study, Vesnbok s and Hall, principally opening to the Lawn, Pleasure Chiliads, and Into a Conservatory, wi b suitable Bedchambers and Drew leg rooms, excellent dames is Offices, with Servants' Apart% mints, roomy Yard, Stabling .for six Hoists, and four Cos houses, Fleet-tits, &c. three Orchards, and Meadow Land, cow taining in all about aloe Acres; the whole forming a mon en . chanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Rsidence for a Noblrman, or Ge , ttletflan in the sea si rvice; their remarkably mild and salubrious, and excellent neighbourhood. The Fur. chaser may be also accommodated with about 50 Achy cf dow Land, Gardens, and Orchard, on Lease; and the gant Household Fortino , e, by valuation. To be viewed by icketi. Particle-us may be had on the Premises • at the London bin Si : mouth ; N ew I nn and Ho , da Exeter; FlounTain, Plymouth-Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth anchWe y. mouth ; George and fountain, Portsmouth; White Hart and Antelope, Salisbury; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Mote; and Messrs. Floyd and Mules, Honiton, of whons Ticke a for viewirg may be had ; London Inn, Sidniouth ; of Messrs. Wytliase, Gray's Inn-square; at Garra w ay's ; and of Mr. ROWAN Warwick. street, Golden-square, where a Plan and Elevation may be seen. DR. SQUIRRELL's (author of th e M at i ms of -1-# Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have be. a pre. scribed for Lutist. stion and its effect 3 for SU years oath astuntstabg success. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of digewion, ii,vigoratetbe nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pee. duce an appetite, and col met acidity. They alto cure disears el the liver, and those incident to warm clituatts, or too in:thing. N B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove obstructions, lessen irritability, diminish heat, cat ry off fever,core t: e head-ache, and have singular efficacy iu removing a Et of hr ilammatory gout. The Po;vders its. 9d. or 6s. The Drops 9s. 91. or 6t sold St the late Tun's, Royal Exchange; Clarke, Slip, High-weer, gs.. rough ; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-square; and the Pro prietor (from Soho-square), 39, Charltou-street, Somers Ion; also by all the whulesale Venders in London. •••• Merchants and Captains of Ships anowed an ample G► count. FOR C.OUGH3, HOARSENESS, Re. T • • HE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH'S LOZENGES of fOLU, after fifty years' trial, prows their superiority as the most pb r asant and effectual remedy for all coughs, hoar enesses Sore throats, and 414u:ions on the lungs, brali u g t h e rawness andscreness of t hel breast, and affording relief in s ,ort• news of ht eath, a , thmatic anal consumptive complains. The gr. nuine only have R. Hayward printed on the stamp, all ethers ate counterfeits. —They are prepaced and sold by R. HaywsrJ, (stim censor to T. Gt the inventor); and sold, by his ippon* m•nt, by Newbury and Suns St. Paul's Chnrchlard ;Dicry sal Sutton, Bow Church yard; Bayley and Blew, Cock.purnreet; NIX, Royal Exchange ; Ward, Sat, Holborn; Clarke, 269, I:0. rough ; Sanger, 150, 0 zfot d-street ; Barclay and Sons, Hew Mar. ket ; Blake, 56, Pick add:y ; Vale, Cornbi I; and Vcusless of twine Medicines—Price is. I id. each box. " Proention is the better cure; " So says the proverb, and 'cis wee." Dr. Couores Vision on Hralth COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, CONSUMFIIObiS,&c. IN the long Catalogue el - human maladies there an st nut, perhaps, two mote inquest In their ocauvencc, or mop fatal in their consequence, than Asthma and Consumption. Om may justly be deemed the torment of age; the other the &tray tion of youth. Tho'sands in the decHne of life, emcee& eat • miserable and almost breathless existence, under thcctuel owes. Con of the tonna; whillt tens of thou•ands, in tise prim: cif*, are consigned to a lingering ,eath, under the merciless rased the latter ! Of these a coil is usually the primary cauie v ssi s cough the con- tant forerunner MADDEN's VEGEFAB3 ESSENCE immediately checks the progress or, and rely woe entirely removes, Coughs ; and thus happily prevents the note of the two dreadful despoilers of mankind above mentioned. In recommending his Vegetable Essence, Mr. Madam wit only add, that a Palnphlet, curraining a particular accusal dies virtues, wilt the recommendations of nearly one hendrsii Gentlemen of learning, rank, and r e spec t abi li ty, who have irk its wonderful and pleasing effects on themselves, or have het eye-witness ca thereof on others; and many well attested Camsd Cures, truly astonishing, and almost incredible. May be had, gratis, at his Home, No. 14, Gloucester-Owe Queen-square, Bloomsbury; Mr. hanger's ' 150, Oeford-snedi Mr. Huguenin's. SS, Hay - mark e t ; Mr Parkes, IN, SKI& ampton-street, Covent.gankn ; Mrs. Ward's,.lSS, Hien Ng. Ma:tress's, 85, Fleet-strtet ; Messrs. Knecett and Cots, Bardsw lomew-close, West Smithfield ; Miss Randall's, (late inta) Royal Excha nge Gate, Cornhiil ; Mr. Brent-nil's, 156, Bishop gate Without; and Mr. Clark's, 369, B 4 m1 11 ; where the Essence inch is sold, in Bottles, price 7.. each, AK" duty included. The Poar will be supplied gratis, as usual, is Gleuerrevenct; from whence a quantify, of nor less than three bottles, w tl be sent to any part of the United Kingdurp (carriage frtt), bi" an enclosure being ree.ived, at the ram ut rue pound for earl three bottles. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. CASES 69, 70, 71, 72, 73. mid 74.—From Mr. BA NOS, Moist! at Law, Lyon's Inn, to Mr. Moo A Anoint/ at Law,l oll . EAR SIR—As have note an opportunity of D sending you this toter by a private hand, and for yoerbetter information as to the utility of the Guestonian Medicoes, sod for the benefit of the public, you have here a rate dray cases and the manner I lu.ve been cured of the Goat ; and likewise the cases and cures of the Rheumatism. &c. which have come to my knowledge, and of which I have bean informed by thy ten" cured.-00 the Inth of May rut, I was *teed with a Makin it of the Gout, so painful, as in a peat measure to dopers Yea of sleep that night, and nay foot was so tender that I eschew the bed-clothes to touch It. continued In pew path didet irct _, day; but, on the thud day, I tried the Gueseutran Codas. a nd was astuni.heel to find that in so short a space of tints as fire ml. nutes the pain went entirely away, although the foot renamed tender for several days aftetwards , but, by continuing the aria' cation six or seven times, and taking the Pills, I obtained a pse• feet cure, and on that day week I walked aloe mice wilt serf little inconvenience. I mentioned the benefit I had received from the said Medicistre to a Mr. Reale, tanbr.-11a-ntaker, oppo,iee St. ti„„ez,e, aura. in the Strand ; and he recomm-uded it to a Mr. Parry. • monger, in Fleet-market, both of whom kt cured of Mr. Anderson,- No. 16. Sutton, street, St. lobs-amt. b7 ll l recommendation. has been cured etas inveterate itbeamenea. which be has bad for several years in his tight arra. A relation of mine mentioned my cue to Mr. Naves+. No. 29. Stwardestreet, Aideritate-street, and he hes beep elsrid of the Rheumatism by the Guestouima Latino and Pids. Mr. Turner, No. 9, Commerce-tow, Blacktriari.reed. d?: six months ago, was instantly relieved, and in a firs dAys nab a Pleurisy, after application to several Medical Get:Academi e purpose, and has had no return of the complaint Reference may alto be had to se vent other gentian' , V fortune and consequence, who have been recuaimended 11 and cured by Mr. Guest. I sin, dear Sir, your DM mad humble servant, Julio* __t Lyon's Inn, Dec. 9, 1799. (Cases 75, &e. la a fumy rive HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW' Morning Afternoon LONDON s Primed by Laysi. Kings, PleiterMale. published ante. sad at the :us Oilksjonfit'allb -.11