Star. — London, England, 1806-06-07 00:00:00

THE PIA I V CAMIDOS-STREET. Cosow sa's Isic t p 'sr.—An increfl was held yet . - terday. at the White Lion, in He.otrings' row, on he body of a man, name unknown, who was then ly• log dead in the worktioufe of St. Martin's print, and had been dug out of the ruins of the fire in Chan dos-flreet, as nre ntioned in our paper tit 'clorrfday tall. After ANT14”1 , 41 GILL, Efq. Coroner kw Weflmin fter, and the Po y, had gone through the painful talk of viewing the remains of the unfortunate perlon re rr‘aating whom they were aiterubled, ss Undies were e tiled. G. Thornton laid, he was a waiter at the Key bag ; that late on Wednetday night, a gentleman and a lady came to the hnufe, and were lbcwn intoa room —it was a hed rnrm ; they ordered (upper ; shout a quarter before three the bell rang, and the charts bermaid was ordered to go up and tin& els the lady, which the did, and returned, leaving a night light in t e chimney. lVhen the gentleman came in, he was in a Rate of int xication, which had much increafed. In a little time after the maid came down he was alarmed by hearing !bricks in that part of the horde where the gentleman and lady had flapped; he went up (lairs and found the door riper, and the lady Rend ing on the landing place, quite rind. effed, eiyinOiut " Fot G o's fake, fare the gentleman." lie looked into the room, but it was In full of flame and fmr ke that he could m,t approach the bed ss jilt any lately ; he ran down (lairs, and fent the maid for the wateb men to found an alarm ; while he went to the other part of the holfe to alarm the people there, who got up, and, as far as he underflands, they all efcaped, though in a naked flare, by the different doors lead• ing to the !tooth, wlitzh was loon burned down. The bottle WAS a double one, not one othei perfOß was lodging in that hail in Which the gentleshas life, but the lady that was al ng with hlm. Molt of the chambers in the other ball were full, and it was with great difficulty that the Waiter could make them all terrible of their danger in fafficient time for them to have an opportunity of Lfeaping. He did not think, however, that any other perfnn was !all but the unfortunate gentleman on whole cafe the Jury were then met to confider. Neither the waiter, the cham bermaid, nor Mrs. Clarke, the landlady, could tell who the deceafed was, notwithilanding lie had fre ocoently lodged in the houfe, neither could the lady who was with him at the time of the unfortunate event, nor the 'Other female who knew Lim longer, tell any thing about him, he had always In cautioufly amided giving any one a clue that could lead to a dit. eovery of who he WAS.—He had a gold watch, and between three and four hundred potinchr in notes and cant about hint, at the time that he fell afleep, and all ;writhed with himfelf. Mils Jane Dehaynes reftdes at No. t, York-greet, Middleeez Holpital. The deceafed, whom the fira became acquainted with on Whitfun Monday tail, 'called on her, being then in an inebriated Rate about half part ten at night, on Weenefday lag ; he re retained there till near twelve, having fent her (errant f. r three brAtles of wine while he was there, but he drank but little. He then laid they mull go to the Key, which he had ufed for many years, fometimes three or four times a week. Her fervant Went for a coach, in which they were driven to the Key, and were (hewn into a bed room, where they (upped.— Some time after, being difpoted to (leen, the rang the bell for the chambermaid, who *flitted her to undid.; when the came out af the elofet, where the had un dreffed, fhe found the unfortunate gentleman lying along the floor, between the bed and the wind-w, having pulled his coat and waillcoat off : the begged ' , him not to be fit foulith as to lay there, but undrefs and come into bed, but he refuted; the chambermaid left the ruom, taking one of the candles with her, and leaving the other on the flipper table, which Was at form dillance from the bed, and the went to bed and almun immediately fell afleep. How long the had been alleep (he was not able to afeertain, but the awoke in a fright, and finding that the bed was on fire, fprang inflantiy tip, unbolted the door, and cal led nut as loud as the could. The waiter was the fir fl perfim (he faw, and the begged him, for Goo's fake, to fare the gentleman ; undreffed as the was, the ran into the flreet, repeating the regret to every one the met. She ran back twice from the (tree into the butife, and up to the room door, but it was doted. The lafl time the came down to the freer, the was taken to a neighbouring bottle, and what pallid after wards the could not tell. ilis name (he did not then know, nor had the ever known it. Being queßioned refpeOing his perfon, the anfwered that he was about thirty (even years of age, of rather a florid complex ion, (mall eyes, wore his hair powdered and cropped, with large coils, was rather Infly,wore fpalacles, had on grey pantaloons, a black coat and waiilcoar, a rnnnd hat, and had the appearance of a clergyman. She accompanied him lad Monday to Shooter's Hill, in a pat chaife, and he told her that he had been ab- fent from home for feveral days, and that his fervants would be uneafy. On the lame evening he (hewed her a letter, containing bills to a great amount. Le in anted whether lie was a foamed man, the anfwer ed the did not know. Several gentlemen in the room interrogated her as inhis . perfon, complexion, man nets, &c. but the knew Clothing more, except that the deoeared was very much addided to liquor, and was a very mild (peaking men in converfation. Here her 1 1 evidence doled, but the remained irs the room during the examination of the other witnetres, and to a coer cion from one of the gentlemen relent, (he anfwered, that the bills in the letter amounted to near four hundred pounds. Elizabeth Hamera, the chambermaid, (aid, the deceafed was lying upon the floor when the came to undrefs the lady. She took away the candles from the (upper table, and left one upon the dreaing table. Being diced whether he was Intoxicated ? the an fwered, that the did not know. She had leen him f 1 times, but did not know his name. Mrs. Clarke, ',Ares of the Key, was then c.lied. She raid the knew nothing of the gentleman, and lel dom raw there who came to her hook. Charlotte Lletvellen, a young lady, about eighteen yea? sof age raid, th e lives in Dtike.ltreet, Gralvento iquare; Ilaad known the decearednearly four me oths. c Ile was malty always intoxicated. When in that Ante, the anted bin, his name ? he anfwered, that hi!. name was " Deresford," and that he lived in Baker etc ; the afterwards addretred him when fober by :It e name, and he denied it was his name ; 't.sods or family the could colleft nothing (corn any cinsetfatiott the ever had with him. He nece tuta her that he was well acquainted with Mr. Bend the Mag.!irate. His 'Men was not marked. and (he pro duced a white picket handkerchief which the laid had belonged to him, but it had no mark upon it. The derailed frequented tkveral houfes in Q2Cel) Anne•llreet and litchfield-keet,and wasfeldom 11"btr. The evidence being here doled, the room was cleared, and the Jury returned a verdia of Accidapal Death. The fitting of the Inquefl !ailed two hours and a half. !slits Dehaynes was accompanied by three young female friends. After her examination the appeared quite nvercome, and neatly fainted away. The Lrond at the door and in the ftrcet was fo great, it with difficulty a pallage could be cleared fur the ladies to a carriage. _ . Early on Wednefilay fe'nnight, a fire broke nut in the flalstes of the Star Inn, Crediton, Devonfhire, wh eh loon communicated to the dwelling houfe, and to the houfe adjoining, raging fo violently as to hreaten the deltruSion of a confiderable portion of the town. The inhabitants, however, with great exertion, prevented the further fpreading of the cpn fl:gration ; but the (tables, and the two - hottfes men tioned, were entirely dellroyed. The French officers i , n parole in the town (iif whom there are :So) were wonderfully aftive and courageous in giving their affidance on this occafion. LONDON fifitRKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, June 6. To fink the offal—per ftonc of 81h. 1 S. od to 64 od I Veal 51 ad to 6. 44 latiftsn 51 od to 61 od Pork 5* od to 6$ ed lamb 6. Ed to la 6.1. READ or CATTLE TOT) DAY. Buda, about goo—Sheep and Lambs, Cum. KEWCATE and LEADENHAI.I.. June 6. Per Roue of 81b. by the carcase. Beef 4$ 04 to go .4 Vtal 4► 84 to 6. cd Mutton ♦. 84 to go 6.1 I Pork se od to 66 od Lamb Sr 64 to 75 od. PRICE OF HOPS. IAOB. ►OCRP.TI. Cent - 61 to. to 71 7s I Kcnt - 61 16s to VI 3. has: - 61 104 to 7t ca - 61 toy to 71 76 Effes 61 0, to 71 C 4 Farnham 81 .-4 to tol —• PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New BM. 61 64 to 111 os 1 Pocluts 61 6s to 91 os PRICES OF HAY AND srgAw. - St. James's. Whitedispel. ri.,yperlostl 3 00to 4 15 0 Hay per load 3 3to 4 Str.tvr 1 19 oto s V 0 Straw a t 6 to a 4 Clover 4 sto 5 5 ?MICR OF UAT 0110 at RAW 111 MIT SIFIII.D. - - Hay, - 31 os to 41 to I Clover 31 or to 31 Cs Rowel* cl cos to of as I Straw, II t 6. to al 51 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3. ttd Town Tallow 65s 6d to Os Clare Market is told Tallow Rullia 66s t o —. od Wlsiteekapel Market Widfe ditto 6cs cal to oa (pet Rope of Sib) 3s 9,1 Soap ditto 64s to os od -- Melted stor S4' to os od los 6(4 Ditto rough 361 od to os Average Price 31 104 GICITCS Its od Good Dregs to to Os Yellow Soap, Sos to al—Mottled, pis—Curd, p 6. • Price of Candles per dozen, t is 03--Mniiitlt. tat 04 PRICE Or I.EATIIER, per lb. AT LEADENHAI.!... Butts, so to 341 b each acid to 21d Ditto, 6o in 6t lb zed to zsd Merchants Backs and to atid Dreffing Hides tpd to sod rim Coach Hides aid to tap Crop Hides for Cutting st 0 to s3d Flat Ordinary spd to and Call Skins, 30 to 40n, per dozen 30.1 to Meal Ditto 50 to 7olb 31(4 to 43.1 Ditto 70 to Solb 314 to 394 Small Saab (Greenland) per lb. 3s 6.1 to 35 Lod Large ditto toes to :nos per doz. Tanned Horfe Hides ass to 38a each COAL MARKET, June 6. Sl.im at Motet Ships fold Price al Ntweaßle Coal 16 43s od to sos 6d. 1 Sunderland 0 —1 od to .--a od S Stone Coal - i 4211 04. ItIaPEC rows RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, JUNE 5. Wheat per load al CB 111 241 os Barley per quartet tl Its to tl 15s Oats per ditto II TOR to A tss Beans per ditto 21 04 to 11 7s Peale per ditto ci et. to of ire Thurfday, the Rev. Thomas Jones, of Pcterhoufe, Cambridge, to Mils Tennant, daughter of the Reo.T. Tennant, of ttatnpfon's Hal!. Sufrta. At Parknev. Train Donlon, Fla. of Old Broad Brett, to Mica Warbur on, de* daughter of Thomas Warburton, F.fq. HIGH WATER AT LON/JON bk 11101: 'IO4NONAOW Menlo/ 13 dahmAre after 6 Arnie/owl . . 44 minutas after 6 RHEUMATISMS, Pallin, anti Gnuty Affeainns, with their uflal concomitants, Sorfma, or Flying Pains, Pb. tu:ency, Indigeßkm, and general Debility (originating In whatever route() arc relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, after every other means had failed The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (ufcd with the Pills, in that complaints where nreeffary),ls perhaps the molt ae. the, penetrating, and elfedlual Remedy in the world, generally cur ing the fevereft SPRAINS and BRUISES, in Ids than half the time ufually taken by any other Liniment or Ernbrmation ; and If ufed immediately artrr any accident. it prevents the part turning black. WHIIEHF.AD'. FAMILY cER Is equally efli• mime in Ulcerated Sure Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring worms, Shingles. Breaking. out on the Face, Note, Fars, and Eye lids; Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds, Sore Heads,Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of -very defeription . Prepared only. *id fold by R. Jnu sus as , Apothecary, No. :5, Greek•Breet, Soho, Landon. The fillince and Pills 3t as. 9d. each I the Cerate at Is. s Id. and 25. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the Uni , Cd Kingdom. •.• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. joa nitro's trims:don it. 'THE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY has been Con,ured • 4 . with a great variety of teitimonica, saktrowled , titig the effi cacy of kis Barclay's ANTIBILIOBS PILLS I he her leave to fubmit the following, added:rot to Dr. Barclay's Who Wale Agent, by the Hon. Archdcaoon Caulfi 31: Sir. GI -norm, July 8, 18:5. * I have received your frelh fupply, in two double bows of this molt excellent medicine, &nominated Barclay's Antibilitaus Pi 1., for which the Rev. William Barclay has a patent. I Informed you I had found them very efficacious. rid I et:quelled permiffirm to add my name to the molt refpcdahle Ugnatum in its favour. I itimild imagine the Archhilhop of Calocrbury's name of itMf fat and acknowledge I tried the Pill. entirely on my firm belief Oat It was in Itfclf an holt. It is not poffibk fo dignified a perfon , age would faller his name to be made ufe of, hut for the good of the public, or that it could be annexed to any thing but truth. I have experienced the foundnefs of the fotrulation on which I built, Sr I was fubjedt to tormenting flatiilevelts, proceeding from bile, and have to thank Mr Barclay for the cure. YOU nay therefore make ufe of nay name where and when you ',lege. I am. Sir, yours &c. " CADI.FIELD, Areinicacon of Rfinsore." A Caution—Abferve the name of William &relay is engraved an the Stamp, which is affixed on thcoutfide the wrapper of each box; all not re (tamped VT a dangerous imitation. Price ss. 6d. and no.. per boa, with ample dircetions. Sold, wholefale and retail, by appointment of Dodlor Itarelay, at Mr. Butler's, No.s, Cheapllde, corner of Patemofter-low, and retail by Calwvll, Dublin; Stott and Baiter, Edinburgh; ad by aloft awry Medicine Vi.niers in every town. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTFR. ' T HE PROPRIETOR of this mill excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Ef !Auer having veva felled in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eridicme the Corn, root and branch, To al TURN Tsr. MONET. And he legs leave to add, that it his infinitely the stivontagc of the numbs-fiefs inefil. melons Ointments, Salves, ace. as many hundreds of afflielcel per. foss can 'citify,• among whom are forte of the Brit characters in this kingdom. Sold Wholefalennd Retail by T.Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane. OCR: the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7. TavilSork• firm ; Mr. Wiron, No. SO, St. James's-lireet; Mr. No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, N 0.324, liolaorn; sod Jeboult ' and Co. No. :so. Oxford-ibrect. At Briflol, by Mr. Bt...gin aid Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers Bath, By Hazard, boukreller ' and Wrig .s t, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Barter, Southl;rldee. Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. Imes ,bookfolter, Portfmouth. Mr. Motley, boo!.fcl!er. Aad by matt of the Vcndas of AUdicines to England. VOA thole diflreQing Debilities which prevent or render imitappythe Marriage State, (but cannot, witk a due mord soddicasl be mentioned to a Newfpsper) Meg experience has proved 84r HANS SLOA NE's R1111.01•71Ve and RZA Nucl. moo PILLS lobe the moll certain and foeadgn Remedy. A Pamphlet more pardeutarir 4deriptlve of their virtues, may be bad (grads) at Mr. Parrio's ' N. $3, Soutbamptao Rust, CAA WIN Garden, where (by ( pedalappahrnient). they arc fold whole fate and retail. They are fold retell by all the principal Venders of Proprietary Medidoes In London. To petrol's in the Country, encloSon the amount, free of pofkage, they will be immediatet; forwarded. Price rya. bd. ..................... D E VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS asit .1./ proved, by expeitmee, to be the bell and Ma illaillaent Alterative, Perlita,and Sweetener of the Blood; and 1114111.10111 al:Hided with the %any, Scorbutic Eruptions, Lagisk low. • phuls, or any other Dlfotderi erifing from vitiated Misfit firOsis who have impaired their coltilltntions by Dllimilla milliftenfle Indifcretions, fhould by no mans omit a coeds nifalinifeellehle Pills during the Spring. The operation of this Valid, Alterative Ii fo pleafant and &henry as not to kiiiets= li s avocations of bursters or *afore; Its attain is Mined Inas sal. nut Juices, aid requires an alteration err rellfshit Wiling It did. fibres In the annual, Mends with the Net as/ einiadispervesica the circulating fluid., carrel*, in its mirage' atirdevision from a Rate of moat:lava •is fleet, it is the I:ng lat for Vqgoge. tile Specific. or fate, but Oise, (Minima for time Milestabb aim ral, Mercury, which nay be Paid to cure tyi s lif it hilllget its de• racy excites the attention and furprlfe of Mal. far tom ill all other medicines have failed, De Velno's Ils May he ramie* as a (pea% for all fhfordas wbkh originate in as thipare agioi. Filial lia:e othe Blood. None can be genuine, wherefoever or by whomfoever fokl, ogle!, the Bill of Dircaluus Is figned in Red Ink, by the ~.., C. r a w ft; I r . if II . Prepared by Mr. C Staple', now foie Proprietor. baying pus. chafed the recipe of Mr. Pickliog, and fold whtlefsie and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul', Church-yard, on the Foot ways retail alio by Mr Dickinfoo, No. So.Berner.ftren ; Cadre lioftegit ; and Tott,Exclange. Pries a. 6d. 211. and Aso. perbi NEW hiEDICINR ACT. . FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's . Church-yard, Looloa, Proprietors of Dr. jansa's Powder, and other valuable Preparations adonis the Public, that in con , fagot:ace of the new Stamp Delia, the peke of that Medicine . will he in future as. pl. per Packet, or tl.4s. 6d. per D men g but the Quantity of a Doan Packets in a Bottle (sr ma to up for the Army and Navy) may be had for O. 4', And as StaAl9o are prepared, by order of the Corniniffioners, far Mears New. Wry sfe,nitc Ufe, in which the Words, . F. Newbury. Na 45, ht. Paul's " arc engraved, and as It is profound that this will be a fuflieient Security sgalnft Coutterfelts,his Siguatnre on the La. bets will be difeotrtiestal. The following are the prices of their Merdioga to the Bra twenty of which Mr Newbery's Stamp. are alked, bin there who purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps grads. Dr. James's Powder a 9 DaPiy's Carminative I 9 —a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Aellitirsaaslybeate ' ..-- Analeptic Pllk 4 6 PI% • . - 4 * how 50 1 24 0 Preakohnoa. of Bark 4 0 ' Dr. Steers's Opakldoe a 6 Ditto Husbain's ditto 3 o --- Convullion Oil a 6 Toole IPli. . s p .....-- Nitre Drops a 6 isissioreas . aI, I Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. N....'. Pea suf —..... Parcytnr Lo• S i eDrips a r e a i f f 's Stets Pei. 1 o Angibaud's Blois ditto zif H l's Maisel& s 6 Efface of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton', Drops 1 6 it Mr. Spence. Dentlfriee 4 0 Spaibbri's Df Op ,1 6 • Ccpbalk Snuff z 0 Dr. %tanner's fen $ 9 lones)one..Rheum. Tina. 3 6 oreenough's finances 1 Berry's Bilious Pia. 4 6 Ditto Tole Loitnies r I Errant of Peppermint ia i Efface of Ginger $ 9 GI ifis Magness 3 6 N.B. At many Perrone particularly Wringers, trilbies this honk of Metre Newbu ry they thing it nectilioy to point out, th a it is at the Emil end of Vt. Paul's, four door. from Chagßde, with there Words infcribud on the front— " Tee ONLY WAR KNOVIII net Da. tar as 's Pawnee." HAVING dedicated myleil to the Hudy, and been gratified by the molt eontrieraMie ;snake in that beam& - which I thought proper to fail, I truft that I have not more ant. employed my time than chafe who, to the exterdire field of the profalion, are recafionaily immerfed in uocatainty, and canto& always attain that faces which I. acquired by concentrstiog the intelledlbal power to one el,(' of difeders. The difafts of DEBILITY are pecollanyditrillng, for they bring with them a tralu of coneramitant freeman, and by a de. praGno of all vital energy, cafteneckfelt become; embittered.... Whether they .rife Mon the retrainee of ill example., the deftrue. tar !whits of fehnolboys,nr the indulgence' of maturity, they It. quire the nioft aSldurms pmfcrional Still ; but by the ignorant of uneducated men, the Impanel arc aggrioatcd, and the meanie tion is deltroynt A. a MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLPOE of SURGEONS, I ground my prctenStois on regularity of education, and poffelEng every privilege to priAiee, I feel myfeWentitled to that coo6dence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the tirtt fenfations of local weeknifs, early application will prevent the calamity of a ticbilksted frame ; hut where the fufferer, from a confekternefs of the umnanlinefs of the vice which canted his rehfortune, is fearful of the contonpt or aortae of hie famift phylielan, and bands over his In6runky with careful concealment, it mull be fatisfsdory far him to be Mired not only of capability of treatment hut taco of the moil Inviolable fanny. And in rceentVencreal Cumplaiots it is fallible to prevent pain danger or diftrefs ; in the malt complicated cafes it is the acquire ment of misfire experience In this line to dee a fafe, =tain s and fpeedy re.e.Rablifturient. . . ! offer the advantage of this experience to thole oteither rex Wan are 0111Gted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any lyniptonsa of VENEREAL INFECTION, and In aY cafes the terms of now neratinn are ftsted on the foil latervleor. l'ad-nt. in the country are expeded to inclufe a Bonk note, and are 1 - 4:quelled ko fp.tify their age and manner of thing. MARTIN BAER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon., In London. Na sp,Arundel Rreet, Strand, MAI Tempt Bar. - - - TurnCO: ITTHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent fnt V F - Al and experience, offer their advice, and evert their abl• Gtles for the cure of a few reigning Difeafes, they rife funelor to that prejudice which is fo judly etched acainft the advertillements of men, ignaraot of the Brit principles, and uneducated in the prat tle, of pbyfc. M.lfn. CUkRIE and Co regular Surgeon,. fame. tinned by every privilege to pradke, and by the uniform fames which their mode of treatment for Venereal Collloldllti has hi: therm been attended, continue with the fame all,Nity to diesel their ftudies to the cure a every fprcir, of thet baneful ratan. as well as the removal of there diltrefling debilities and deficiencies which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial Pate. In the cata logue of human infirmities, there are none more affliftin g thas thole which are the unavoidable confequerce of an .lnduig erre is a certain deftrud:ve habit. The unhappy (utterer brood, over bin mi.fortati.,, 'flamed to Ihek relief, until he is reduced to fuck a (late of mifery, as to render lite oppreffive. To (uch perfone la will be a cotifoli!lif refit:akin to know that they may none, by A new and laellihk remedy, be rititored to their former coollitu. tional ftrenirth and vigour. Weak, relayed, and et bilitat,tl habits. proemelmg either ( rem an excefs of conjugal and illicit pleafurc, ow from a !nog relidenec in hot climates, hard drinking, the itijodl• ti ~,, s vie of Mercury, &e. ate. are fpeedily reacted to health and itrrogth._ . _ . It ;tuft be a fclf evident promiition, that where the aggregate of intellectual capacity is dlredled to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar complaint•, there ntuß be the greater certainty of fueeefa ; and as a proof of thi. pofition their method of cure is fo particularly expeditious, as well as fare, and fa eviJently fuperlot to t►e common praNlc :, that in fame flight cafes of infeCtion. a perfedt reftnration Is COMpiVed in the fhon paind of inure DAYS, at.el In 6,4 orate istmoft inveteracy, where other pradti. tioners have failed, a proper prrfever ince in their pin of treat • mcnt enforce to the pa lent a fate, well rroonded, and lofting re eltabllfhavent. By an early application, Inc patient will efeape tie danger and rxpe:lce of a tedious iltaldallCC upon the leis a ape dewed praditii ner. Marrs. CUR RIF. and CO. nay he endulted at their hoofe r No. zo7, Hawn Garden. 17 patient* of either fez, w;tls the great dt feerecy,honntir, and delicacy. Letteca frnni the country are regurfted to (late pirtieulars of the cafe, pod paid, onclefing bank note, which v.• 111 he duly antwtred. LONDON : Prtatt•nl rad •robfA<d by L be al, Kbrblls, (of ♦ta - terbury•plact, t••rtbetb), at t'• . e grey Orrt•a, N0..0, e.t.a, ftrcct PublAcd r•a Or sattale-lia • SALES BY AUttioN. VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMENT. By Mr PLURA (without Referve), At the Great Room, No. 9, E it t limitteet, Bath, OD Monday, the .6th loft. at en in the Foreouon, By order of the Ading Desiree in Trull turd Executor of the late Proprietor. to pay off Incumbrances on his Pilaus. THE ADVOWSON or Perpetual RIGHT of PATRON, A(1 E and PRESENTATION of the RECTORY of COLD-ASHTON, in the County of GLOUCES TER. &Kra. ' My, conveniently, and rdvantageoufly fituated near one City of very faibionable retort, and another of great mercantile Intereft, being lir miles from Bath, and nine from Briltol ; together with 8; acres or thereabouts of Glebe Land (part of it producing a large annual rent for the growth of potatoes); and al. the Great and Small Tithes of the Parini, which comprifcs about 2000 acres of Ambit and Failure GrOund In the molt cultivated and loft im proved Rate, a Currey of which has not been made for many years. The prefent incumbent is about the age of 55 years. Further particulars may be had an appliewion.eith-r perfonally or by letter (putt paid) to Mars. Batebellor and Po us, Solicitors, No. s, Hare court, Temple, Londoo ; or to Mr. Plum. Bath. SALE of the REMAINING SHARES in the HUI.L DOCKS; Under the Powers of an Aft or l'Arlianseot, {cuffed in the 45th year of the Reign of his prekot httjsit.y, tor making Additional Docks at Kingiten upon Dock-Office, Kingllon.upon Hull, May e 6, OW. At the Exchange. in Kingftan-upon-Hull, on Wednefday the teth day of June, tBo6, preeitely at One o'Clock, (fubjedt to filch conditions as Mall be they produced), F IFI'EEN NEW SHARES in the undertaking fur making DOCKS at Kingftomopon.HulL t ry Each Share will be pat up feparately. A depoßt mull be made of act. per Cent. in part of the purchaf: money irrasedlattly after the Sale; but the remaining part thereof will not be rquired to be paid foonrr than the 3 eft day of Deeem her nest, when approud Zankers' Bil 4 upon London, at two month.' date, will be accepted. Not withilanding the payment in pnftponed to fo diftant a period, yet the purchafera will be entiled, In common with the prefeut Proprietors of Dock Shares, to a whole year's Dividend on each Share, which will be declared at the Dock Company's annual Audit, on the ad February next. N. B. Such perfons as intend to become Proprietors In this va luable undenaklrg, will do well to avail theinfelves of the prelim opportunity, as thefe are the left Shares which the Dock Company are authorifed to fell. •.• Further partichlars may be known, by applying to Mr. Solicitor, or Mr. Levett, Clerk to the Dock Company, to H 11. DESIRAB".E FREEHOLD RESIDENCE—READINU. By Mr. HAWKES, In (tetra] Lots, fonntitue the enfoine Month, tulles acceptable I Kers are previoufly made, ALL tlinfe extremely eligible, eompae, ano Braille PREMISES, fituate on that very fuperior deviation. Mount Pleafant, Reading, cronprifing fotall genteel brisk and felled Cr ttage, and eacelle nt: Gardena, agreeably detached, at the, fouth end of the town ; ago a commodious family Dwelling-honk and Offices, with large Gardens. a rich and valuable Om of Up land Pathan and Pkafnre Ground adjoining, and a very capita: Orci,rd cusitiguoucthercto ninon abundant produce--early pof fefflon may be had. Three futeantial and genteel brick and Gibed Dwriiing•houf.s, Stove in the moll preferable part of that town. P .rtie nisi.. may he had, in due time, at Garraway's, and of Hawkey Auttioneer, Reading. CAPITAL FARM—GENTEEI. RESIDENCE. DESIRABLECORN MILLS. BRADFORD, BERKS. __ _ • • By Mr. NAVi'RES, Some time in the waiting Month, (thtlefs acceptabLt Offcri are previoully made), sir C te,Ay valuable L EASE of that molt excellent L Farm, called BARN F.1.M3, bad for an interpired term of ten years; coo-prifing sr,t6 Acres of very high conditiotted and Mcad,w I, nd, eommodinus Farm Houk, proper Outbuild ings, and nine Acres of =randy produetive Water Nicadcws, rented %hi. the lame. An clot, ding comfort able lelfelt.4.l Dwaing-bmife, with ample offices, geld it and Ihrubbery. beautifully InterfedA by two ttout- Rectums, together with rxcellent 'tabling. coachlioure rtcb erseadew eontiguott• to the esMees. and In fun view of tlik I Inert. All chore very defirahk Leafeht.iti Premiki, Rradlidd Water Com•ndlls. with a dwelling hot:Fe, limp, and proper nut buildings, in the 11110 f fulitlantlal repair; garden and a Plot of Mea4ow ground adjtAiniog. Dradlield la Gtuate between bleeding and New • bury. and qg tttiks from 1.011416.• - - • , Addrefs fur particulars (poll paid) to Mr Hawke*, Rq . RESIDENCH IN Ara NHAR RFALANG—TO Lk T, ACommodious FURNISHED 110 USE, with Chaife-houle and Stable ; a ocat Cottage with Oct'fs and Pad dock, three mile* from the town, and a fmall Unfornillw) Owe • Hng hook and 0fE.:4.3, with Fight AM'S of Meadow Land, eight miles frnm the fame. Letters addrcred (pelt paid) to J. Hawker, Reading, will ho duly aufwercd. MILFORD lIOUSF., with Twenty-four Acresof lath Lanti fur rounding, produnive Garden, with Grape houfe, Shrubbery, &e. within four mile* cf Lyntioston. TO BE LET. FURNISHED, For an unexpired Term of Six Years, 'HE Houfe contains Drawing Room ar,c! Dining Rnnm 30 feet by snatch, and 14 feet high,hreak raft parlour, morning room, library, 4 belt bedchambers. 3 dreffirty room., y ferrantichambe.s.kitchen.feutlery, rename hall. pa,rry, haufekcepes room, two water clofets, two Bairn( t; tittachLd arc two en,cll !inure*, harmer. room, two four Rail Rabies, brew• bottle. laundry, waggon and cart flied., &c. The fituation I-11111- It la rty beautiful, commar ding delightful views of the Needle Rork, Weil' Channel. Ide of Wight and furroundlng town and villages, dillant there miles and a quarter from the fee, 23 from Southampton, as front Ssiifinry. T,rott modtrare. Further particulars may be known of Mr. George Hookey, Southampton; or of Mr. Richard Hollins, I.ymirgton. Letters (pol paid) will meet with due atuntiotu slaT was pablie ed. . 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