Star. — London, England, 1808-01-16 00:00:00

44*WCA. 4 bee- oCearrenee of yesterday arising from the recollec • . • , • • .• :cent ctrcurelianc we shall state to our liarttenlap dale occurrence of yesterday, reborn relitedtsi is, and as we believe • to • tchkeeman, belonging_ to the French ship ei• the ship that was destroyed by the Us coast, hid sortie tfine . ,since entered at , on board one of the gun-boats in the ser e United States.. Yesterday he deserted, a-board the tender of the French ship le ' dee ..W4 - iris wish to return WO the service xtri. The Officer commanding the gun -fired and &Minded the seaman, when the Officii,rifased to deliver hini. Sonie discus- Aid; Whirl the AMericin Officer departed, promise, that the man Be. removed Until the affair should be re to Decatur. While the Officer tria-alfqiiis44ki waiting the orders of t e Deczug, and for a letter which he was die French Commander, the Pattiotes passed with the Seaman in question on board, which orders were issued by the.Commcidore, coned the Cheiapeales boats, and pursue the boat, lira orders to his officer to endeavour on ffeeFrOth officer to return and come the Chesapeak, but to bring . the deserter events. Upon the boat's getting alongside ttercation ensued, partly, we understand, by and without design to injure or offend. rench Officer, we _ understand, agreed to the Chesapeak. Afterwards some corres. ice took place between Commodore Decatur, Commander of the Patriote, the contents of ife not infbrmed of. We understand that :ers adhered, the one in refusing and the isting ; the result, however, is, that the man anti carried on board the Chesapeak, where remains, until the pleasure of Government mown. 'ORK, DEc. 16.—1 t is stated frOm Washing- Congress are about investing the President power to suspend the Non Importation Act, if, opinion, the state of our relations with England require such a measure., Philad. -Pap. we stated in our last the circumstances res., the French seaman, we did not know that two seamen belonging to the United. States service within a few days past, taken down on Patriote; but which we are assured from tuthor:ty is a fact, whether by force or by their )asent *e are not informed.—Norldi Ledger. ,TH ‘NGFORD still labours under a high do. debility, attended with fever. His Lordship ork House., Clifton Hot-wells, under the care tothor, and several of the faculty. unusual circumstance occurred on Thursday Drury-lane Theatre. During the perfor die Pantomime, a Gentleman leaped from second tier of public bores on the stage ; he I good his leap, but then slipped and fell on the' lamps, several of which he broke, and rolled orchestra amongst the instruments, from be was . taken up and brought before Mr. _I. His ancles were much hart, but he did appear to regard the injury, and Walked out of the where he was joined by a friend who had ac ied him to the Theatre, who, on seeing him, Jed,--"/Vr7/, jot, you 4411 ever .be the same thing !" were both naval officers. This new Harlequin sacrificed too freely to his bottle, and it was his .appearance at any Theatre since his release from 'tench prison. He gave his address to Mr. GRA• • and, we have no doubt, the greatest pain he eel will proceed from the alarm he gave Ladies on Thursday night, several of whom most violently. Considerable Aura was ex through the Theatre by this extraordinary oc ice. :el was rittpht, on Monday, between Mr. Mor- Mr. English, Midshipmen, of his Majesty's President, of 44 guns, in Hamoaze. They met back of Mount Edgcnmbe Park, without se , stood back to back, and after walking six paces,: turned and fired. Mr. Morris ,was shot in the' elder, and the ball broke his collar bone. He was '.yed to the Royal Hospital. inous attempt to injure, probably to murder t art of Mr. Moncur's family, at Fineshade, Stamford, .was.made early on Sunday morning About three o'clock a gun was discharged to Mr. Moncur's bed-room window, which, alarmed his wife so much that she immediately got 'bed ; but before she could reach the window, gun was discharged through the shutter into room, which providenitillY dtd her no injury.— _ light being procured, it was found that sere large shot had passed through the shutter, grazed and lodged in the wall of the room, close bed. Some villain has for many months lain led in the neighbourhood in which this offence nnmitted, as other extraordinary escapes from \tended.harm have been known thereabouts. iq at heard to regret their not making abetter critical periods tit their lives. Will such add to reirets, by neglecting, at a very critical period at ;resent; to make an effort to participate of the nume ait*l immense benefits in one of the most opulent A:hemes that ever distinguished the annals of State Lotteries ? . str . many Lott e nes. past, it has been the custom of Contractors iti . fix particular days for Drawing the Prizes, fearing they might be drawn too soon induced the cautious to postpone purchasing a icket or Share until the previous day on which such was to be drawn. In the present Lottery, it is resolved, that there shall be no day fixed upon to de --line any large Prize, leaving it (as it should be) Chance. HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to point that ;hose who waited for such particular days, now lose the benefit to be derived by the present Jchetne, if they do not purchase before the Drawing begin!, (the Eighth of March) as, on that day, a iety of Capital Prizes may be drawn. HonNsty . CO. solicit the favours of their Friends and the 1c on the present occasion, at their old establish ate Lottery Otfices, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing and S. Margaret's-hill, Borough. • NORFOLi s has, excited 614isec &iders the 1 as thy have be correct. A French Pimpeter., British on a vice' of the and got on Patnote e & of his count boat i 4i•avg • F 6 Ctf4 siOn . triarli in e should not 1 Prl;ge4l4l tcu was„ . onr Comm o then botti upon rcli to min one French boa to prevail o alongside back at all 1 some alters accident, al The Frel return to to pondence and the Ca • which we a hoth Aker other insisti was taken ; he now reit shall be kn , NEW-Yo: ton, that C with powei in his opini , should req , When V/ pccting the of be sear had been, • hoard the auth own coase • teed S' at de ffee- ss at Yoe): of his mo •Ait inn night at. mance of the . seceei niaai goo stage lam into the whence h GR. A iIAST/ not appea house, wh companie e:tclaime They wet had sicri first appe a IFrench a.te; an Will feel the Ladi shrieked : cited thrc currence. A due ris and N ship Pros at the ba conds, st , both tun ,houlder, conve ye A heir some pa near Sta last. .P. close to alarmed out of br another the roon Upon a ral largr the cieli to the ho conceal( was con intended .• Many ieseofc their tel present; roue adl Scheme Lotteril For i tae Cor Grand —this i Ticket • Prize N resolve tormind all to out, tt will ne • Schein begin.Fi variety an..l I',thlic rd Sta Cross, LONDON AJAR'SETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JANUAILY IS. Wheat is in tolerable supply today, and for rime samples the sales are at a small increase in price.— Barley of fine quality likewise.—idalt nearly at last prices—White Peas somewhat dearer—Beans of both sorts are at little Variation.—Although Oits are in large supply, this trade fully maintains our last quoted prices—Rape Seed is higher; and in Flour there is small variation. OZNISRAL CURRENCY AS UNDER: Wheat, 425. 554. 70s. Bean's (old) 5.75. 621. Fine ditto, 725. 745. Tick ditto (old) 525. 581. Rye (New) 455. 50s. Oats,•3ol. 84s. us. Barley, 38s. 445. Pohusd ditto, 405. 415. Malt (New) 668. 761. 4.otatoe ditto to 495. White Peu(Voilers) 1563.1 6 65. rape Seed, 24L , 271. Os. Grey ditto, 5.5.. 625. Fine Flour, 555. 606. Second Flour 50s. to' 551. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, faituary 14. Wheat per load 161. -s. to 121 10s. Barley, per quarter 375. --ci. to 40s. -d. Oats 221. -d. to 40s. -d. New Beans .555. -d. to 575. -d. Old ditto 58s. -d. to 625. -d. Pease • 58s. -d. to 60r. -d. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bar, SI. ss. to 61. 6s I Pockets 51. 105. to 71. 7s. • PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAsits . S. WiliTzcsiAFT.L. Hay 4L '4s to 61. Os. Hay 4L 4s. to 61. 61. Straw IL 19$. to 21. ss. Clover 51. 10s. to 61. 10s. Straw 11. Hs. to 21. 21. PRICE. OF HAY AND STRAW IN smrrriFlELD. Hay 41. 108. to 61. 88. New Clover 01. Os to 01. Os. Clover 51. 10s. to 61. 10s. Straw 11. 16s. to A Ss. SMITHFIELD January 15. To sink the offal-per stone of Alb. Beef 3s. 10d. to ss. 4d. Veal ss. 4d. to 7s. Od. Mutton 4s. od. to Ss. 4d. Pork 41. 4d. to Ss. 4d. ..._.____ HEAD or CATTLE THIS DAT. Beags about 550.-Sheep, 3,500. Calves, 300-Pigs, 350. NEWOATE AND LEADP.NHALL MARKET. Per stone of sib. by the carcase: Beef - 3s; ed. to 4s. Bd. Veal 4s. 4J. to 65. 10J. Mutton 33. 4d. to 4s. Bd. Pork 4s. 4d. to Ss. 4d. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALI. MARKET. Butts 1914. 22d Calf Skins 265. 381. Ditto 24d. eed Ditto 345. Sns. Merchants' Backs lild 3111 d. Ditto 335. 335. Dressing Hides ltid. 175 d. Small Seals :Is. .2d. 3s. 4d. Fine Coach Hides .171 d. 20d. I.arge ditto ioos. itithi„ Crop Hides fur cutt.lol. 221 d. Tanned Horse Hides 00s. 00s. Ditto lid. 194 d. Goat Skins 003. 00d. TRICE OF TALLOW. Se. James's Market 1s 4d Town Tallow 72s rd Clare Market 4s 3d Yellow Russia 72s 7:is rd Whiteehapel Market .1. 2d White ditto ti9s od per stone of Blb. - Soap ditto ti9s Od 22s Sid Melting Stuff 58s 59s (3d 1s 3d Ditto rough 33i od Graves is od 12s od Average Good Dregs Yellow Soap, a6s—Mottled, 961—Curd, 00s. Price of Cantles, per dozen, 12s Od—Moulds, 13s od. COAL MARKET, January 15. Ships at Market - Ships sold 33 Newcastle Coals 17 475. 04. to 56s Od. 6 Sunderland 5 51s. 31. to 51d. 641. 1 Cinders 0 Os. 04. to 00s. Od THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Atisterdam, 35 7 2 U Palermo, 92 Pence per oz , Ditto at sight, 34 11 Leghorn, 49 Rotterdam, 11 2 2 U Genoa, 4 $ Hamburgh, S . 4 21 U Venice, 52 Lie. Piecole Alto, 34 S 2 i U effective per i. ster. Paris 1 day's da. 23 6 Lfv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 23 10 Lisbon, 60 Bourdeaux, ditto 23 10 Oporto, 60 Madrid, 40. Effect. Dublin, lei Cadiz, 39 i Effect. Cork, 1 Bilboa, 391 Effect. . New Dollars Os. 04. per oz. Agin on the Bank or 5.11 Cent. _ _ RT Saturday last, at Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, Lady Eliza beth Norman, of h son. Sunday lait, at...Southgate, the Lady of A. K. Mackenzie, Esq. of adaughter. At Tottenham, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Demon, of a son. MARRIED. On the Ist instant, Sir Simon Bradstreet, Bart. of Stscumnie, in the county of Kildare, to Miss Clara Murphy, of fleet-stnet, Dublin. At St. George's, Hanover-square, Joshua Sydney Horton, Esq. Captain of his Majesty's ship Princess of Orange, to Mrs. Whor wood, widow of the late H. M. Whonvood, Esq. of Headington House, Oxfordshire. DIED. On the 10th Instant, at his house at Painswick, Gloucestershire, the Rev. Cornelius Winter, aged 65, who had been Minister of the Dissuntin Congreption in that town nearly 20 years, Friday se'nnight, in Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, Mrs. Elizabeth Darby, widow of Nesbitt Darby, Esq. of the Island of Antigua. Monday last, at the Rectory-House, the Rev. Doctor Taylor, Rector of Wotton, Surrey. Sunday morning last, at his house in Spital-square, William Complin, Esq. in the ttoth year of his age. 'FO-MORROW Sun rises Sun sets Moon rises SO minutes after 7 10 minutes after 4 141 minutes after 9 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning ~..s 4 minutes after 4 Afternoot! - 43 minutes after 4 PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. THE advantage the public Inuit always derive from regularly educated prefeffinnal men direding staled ex elnfively their ftudies to one flecks of malagy, was never more dearly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which has attended the admhaiftradon of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, Mei% CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. formerly ha Ms Majefty's fervice, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular objeet of their in. veitigadoo. and an happy in having difcovered a medicine five. tier to mercury in the cure of that complaint-.-it is (efficient to . Anne that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppo fi te to disk of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every vettiges of the virus, to its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in th. nalt injure.the conftitutim—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf NM in all its natural Mtions, promotes appetite, and facilitates dlgeltion--thus inftead of reducing a Rrong and vigorous eonftitu don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre ferret that conflitutionin its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vigour. Numberlefs initances are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy at ebb Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues adting as a per glad eorredive to bodily &bitty, whether proceeding from as etc& of conjugal or Mick pleafare, or from the. soon Memos, though not ids deftrudive indulgence of ham *NM youth of both foxes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidft tisorodaudsoly variety of difordere Which are the coofemseoce of Mbillargy Oka there are sone more afffiding than that . diltreflog hem ofidallity and dckieney,which prevents °embitters theism. allaannial irate; the unborn fairer broods over his mialortoSe aimmed a kek relief, wadi bets reduced to fuck a Rate of wadi. oiliest° render life opprellive. To fuch pubes it mull be a tee- Mint biediosa, to know that they may new, by a newinfaMble gilds rd treatment, be whored to that greateft of all human Melt tniataltrangiman l l, and vigorous cooititation. In all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever cede minus. as welly in every fpecles of venereal irifedion, Mars Currie and Cs earl be creaked by patients of either (cc, with the greatoit fecreeg and hesiourt, at their beak, No. toy, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (pelt paid) including a bank note. will have the neceffary medicine and advice fent to any pars of the • Kingdom. - No. toy, Hatton Oatden. AUCTION. • etlSTOtr;siggi• PORTSMOP7H o • Os Thnisday, 81st / 1808, at o'Clock the Forenoon§ waybe g to Public Sae, at this Office, THE UNDER-MENTIONED - GOODS, the same having been seized, and legally condemned : Shawls, Muslin, Long Cloth, Irish Linen, Cotton, Turkidi !Aeneas, Feathers, Fans, Beach, Rings, B racelets, Shelia, Pitmen, Matting, Reed Canes,• Otto of Roses= Water, Oil, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rabin., Rice, Sueemks, Preserves, Balsam, .Honey, Capers, Tamarinds, Cayenne Pepper , A rrow Root; 'Wor Candles, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoa Nuts, Lime Juice, Wine, Brandy, Rum, Geneva, Cordials, Shrub, Pfcided Port, Boob, Fainting, Deals, Spars, Pieties of Masts, Turpentine, Wainscot Logs, Anchor, Whey?, Wherry, lice. AND FOR IMPORTATION, Pahnaporet, Silks, and Gloves. nmy be viewed in Office Mien, three days before the Sale, onapplleadaste the Warshonsekeeper. ,- J. By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of hit Majesty's Customs. To be PUBLICLY SOLD, to the HIGHEST IIfDDER, At the Custom-House, Stockton, on Wednesday, the 20th day of January, 1808, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. FOR PILEVATE USE ONLY) About 1400 Gallons of Foreign Geneva 23 Ditto Brandy 10K Packs Playing Cards. ••• Samples will be produced at the time of Sale, and the whole wi. be put up in small Lots, fur the ac4..ommodation of Purchasers. Also, an Old Coble, lately used by the Surveyor of this Port. ••• The Sale to begin at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon. TO BE SOLD PUBLICLY, to the HIGHEST BIDDER, At the King's Warehouse, in Ramsgate, on Monday the 18th of January instant, at half past Ten o'Clock, in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING G001)S, VIZ. FOR lIONIE CONSUMPTION, 45 Gallons Geneva G Boat-book Staves le,Dicto Brandy 3 Pieces Cambric :No Pounds Tea Sundry Boats Materials 60 Ditto Iron TOR IX NATATION, 156 Pieces Silk Handkerchiefs. And at one o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, will be Sold at the King's Warehouse in Marg ate. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION, 1274 Gallons Geneva li Yards Edging 26 Ditto Brandy 5 Pounds Chocolate 4 Ditto Soy 10 Ditto Tea Si Yards Lase FOR RIPORTATION, 24 Silk Shawls. A deposit of 25L per Cent. will be required. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR and ADVOWSON, near STONEY STRATFORD, in BUCKS. By Messrs, SKINNER, DYKE and Co. at Gamway's, onThurt day, February 25, at twelve, in Three Lots, 'THE FREEHOLD MANORofCALVERTON, A- also the Perpetual Advowsons of the Rectories of Calverton and Beachampton, contiguous and near to the Market Town of Stoney Stratford, in the county of Bucks, 50 miles from London. The Manor of Calverton, with the numerous freehold and copy hold quit-rents, fines, courts, royalties, and immunities, toils of weekly markets and fairs in Stoney Stratford, amounting to about IDOL per annum; also the perpetual Advowsons of the Rectory of Calverton, consisting of the Rectory Farm, containing 391 acres of meadow, pasture and arable land, a convenient new rectory or farm house, offices, and garden barns, stabling, and outbuildings ; the estimate d value about 5601. per- annum ; the present inetnn bent's age 73 yenta ; and also the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Beachampton, with the great and small tythes of the patis!., containing about 1350 acres of meadow, pasture and arable land ; a parsonage house, offices and garden, and glebe lands about 60 acres; the estimated value of 3001. per annum; the present -incumbent's Sp 71 years. May be viewed, and particulars had, of Messrs. Dicey and Co. Printers, Northampton ; Messrs. Dawson and Co. Printers, Oxford ; Mr. Hodson, Printer, Cambridge ; at the Cock, Stoney Stratford ; Swan, Newport ngnel ; Sugar Loaf, Dunstable ; White Hart. St. Alban's ; Red Lion, Barnet ; of Edmund Est court, Esq. Lincoln's Inn • at the place of sale ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Adersgate-street, London. DEVON and CORNWALL. FREEHOLD FARM, COPPER and TIN MINES, ROUNDS for TIN and COPPER, LORD'S DUES of MINES, and SHARES of MINES. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE,and CO. On Thursday the 21st inst. at 12 o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee house,`Changendley, London, in EIGHT LOTS, by order of the Executors and Trustees of JAME: WAR NI, Esq. deceased, AN eligible and very improveahle FREEHOLD ESTATE. culled Vi'ARNE, or WARNE SYDENHAM, most desirably situate in the Parish of St. Mary Tavq, a beautiful part of the County of Devon; within four miles of the market town of Tavistork ; consisting of 145 acres, statute measure, of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land ; with a Far= House, and outbuildings, on lease to Mr. George Maunder. 'l'he COPPER MINES under the said Tenement, called Wheal Hope; contain ing several valuable Lodes, some of which promise to be rich in ore. The valuable and productive TIN MINES called Vitifer, the bounds of which are very extensive, situate on the Forest of Dartmoor. The valuable and extensive TIN MINES called White Works, on Dartmoor Forest ; producing Tin of a very supe rior quality. THIRTY-FOUR 6-4th SHARES in WHEAL PH(ENIX, in the Palish of Calstock, iu Cornwall. ELEVEN 24th SHARES of all MINES under the GLEBE LANDS in the PARISH of CALSTOCK, and a Moiety of Dues arising from the same. FOUR 64th SHARES in DING-DONG MINE, advantageously situate at Newbridge. A SMELTING-HOUSE and WHARF, called Tucker's Marsh, with all the Fixtures and Implements, eligibly situate on the Devonshire bank of the Na vigable River Tamer, nearly opposite Calstock. And, a FREE HOLD UNLIVIDED MOIETY of all MINES under the 'Tene ment of 13riinsibatch, in the Parish of Brentor.—To be viewed. Printed particulars may be had on the premises ; at the Bedford Arms, Tavistock; Messrs. l'revassmes, printers, Exeter ; Globe, Plymouth; King's Arms, Liskeard; Post House, Redruth ; Mr. Rinds'', printer, Truro; White Hart, Oalthampton ; of Mr.Lang don, printer, Sherborne, Dorset; Meters. Weston, Solicitors, Fen. church-street, London ; at the place of sale; and of Messrs. Skin ner, Dyke, and Co. Aidersgate-street, London. For CLEANING and BEAUTIFYING the TEETH, PRE PARED CHARCOAL and CONCENTRATED SOLD- TION. CHARCOAL, front its antifeptic properties, has long been recommended by the fit* profeffsonal men as the met efficacious Tootb-Porrder that eau be vied for cleaning, whitening, and preferring the Teeth, removing the Scurvy from the Gums, and deftroying the rotor arifing front carious teeth, which contaminates the breath, and Is Incapable of injuring the enamel. Frtin the great reputation the genuine preparation invented by &W. LaVdner (ettemiß to the Duke and Dueheft of York) bas *aired, many imitations are daily offered for rale; the true only L Owned Edmond Ladner on the Label. •.• it is fold wholefale and retail at N 0.56, Piccadilly, corner of Albany, in boxes and bottles, at as. and ss. ed. each; is faro fold retail by Newberg, St. Paul's Chureloyard; Rigge, Cheap ads ; Fade, Cornbill ; Davila), Fleet ftreet 1 and Style! sad Coekfpur-ftreet, London ; Gregfon, Liverpool; Ferriftgand Co. Dublin ; Cargill and Reaburn, Edinburgh ; Nealea, der; &lam, Portfmoutb ; and Swinfen, Leicefter. • FOR COUGPfg H'erKgsii THE great demand for Mr. scoots of Tour, alter fifty years Clarity as the molt pleafant and rgc•ft lioarfetteffes, Sore Throani," , il.l in Mita,* b,g the Ravine& and Serene, bf .tir t le In Sbortnefs of Breatb, - ItitbMasit: aod They do not cloy the Stomaelr,but creel great benefit to be derived front them:ctn.( log them genuine, tfii Tiubrii are regal HATWARD is printtd on theirtamps Tide Loltengos are prepared anti fold t., to T. Oseasough, the inventor,) • rentoved 56, Piccadilly ; Newbery and Sons l Ss. P eon, Oxford itmet ; Clarke, Borrugh ; ' Venders of Genuine Medicines throughout ••• Prise One Shilling and '1 !tree V . •TO bit. SOLOMON, LI SUFFOLIE..-Copy of .a Letter from and Stationer, Bury St. ATERSON who had leverat bd bottle of your Cordial Balm of me for a bottle. and informed me that i fad deal of good she bad been gradually —bad [pent a great deal of money for advice, paid one Surgeon i6l. another 61 t• . tbe time be fent for the brit bottle of y. be could not walk sera, the hotly withci r one to belp him —lodged he was gettirr ' taken the Gilead but a kw Jays, agrce.,l be found Isimfelf much better. He corn I and from big appearance is likely to do withal to do what )013 pleafe with the literally as he told it me. I am, Your obedient The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. There are alfo family bottles, containing the ica,6d. aces, fur 335. by which 9s are fa Thole who with to have the Medicine Meter, by fending the money for any - will lune them fent by fuch carrier as aloe orders for any km may be fent bl be petatned ia the box. or orders with attended to. reaper. directions for every cafe, to (gives, is given with each bottle, price . Note,—.Faeb bottle has a government " SamL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved is felony. SARACEN'S HEAD INI LONDON, • NORTH, EAST, WEST, The UNIVERSAL COACH and WILLIAM MOUNrAir SNow HILL, LONDON The Travellers. good Beds, choke Liquors, and the following Pull Coaches, Mail out trans the above Inn : CHESTER, Tarpoley, Naturtarieh, Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches, Dail, BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, new Royal Mail Coach. fats out eve' y SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsfr Poft Coach, called the Expedition, every the Crown Inn, Red-eras-lire, t. live- BATH and BRIS and &Mot, by the Flying Puft Coaches, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London !Maul, next Morning....lnfide, id Is Wells, Bridgewater. Taunton, &c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called every Morning, at 8 o'Clock, carries remarkably eery, yolks through Stand( metier, sod Ferrybridge, to the Golden Noon. Notwkhftanding the uncommc is allowed to be the molt agreeable , area on the North Road, being , any other. KENDAL,Lanealtcr, Prefton, Kirby ley, ()mild*, and Guitars Poft Five o'Clock .—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Brownhi/I.Thornbill(Sanqlthar-Xils,‘ Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Cot Thutfday Morning, at Seven o'Clock. LOUTH, Spilfby, Bofton, H u tt borough, Stilton, and Huntingdon 0 YORK, Neweaftle,and E(!inburgh a Guard throughout, feta out every way of Newark, Rexford, Tadealti Durham, Morpetb, and Berwick. fatigued from the length of the jout pleafe. and then proceed op without Proprietor at York runt Coaches and other places. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whit, four Hodes and a Guard all the Appleby, Gretaleridge, Richmonu, Vt'etherby, Aberford, Doncafter, and by 18 lets out every Sur Morning, and performs the journey Paffengcrs detained on the road by but peculiar advantage of their feats being (with only fix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth, Falmouth, c'tefter, and Salifbury Balloon Coaches, o'Clock, with a Guard, through Blandford, Bafingitoke, and Bagibot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham R( big at Seven.--Guarded. OXFORD, Benfon, and Henley every Atm - nom. at Five n'Clock. MANCHESTER, korkport, caille, Wallah, and Wolverhamptf noon —Guarded SHREWSBURY, Wellington Royal Charlotte. every evening at, and Unicorn Inn. Shrewfbury—Ou SOU !'HAMPTON, %Vlneheßer every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pc out every Afternoon, and reacher Pokes by Oaforci, Enfton and Stu Bull-ftreet, Birmingham. HUI.L, Northcave, Howden, Coach, every Morning, at Seven Myton Gate, -Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddefdon doping. BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, coach, every Morning d A fterm TO rPENHAM a!d Edmont' half part two, half paft four, and N.B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, under mentioned 1 To DISS, Beecles,Bungay, Bury Monday. MA RLBRO', Newbury tad WORCESTER, Kid& rminfter. nock, and an parts of South Wales, Saturday. CIRENCESTER, Abington and SOUTHAMPTON,Wincht fter, ton, Chriftchutch Ringwood, Fordir Ifle of Wight, Jerfey and Guarnfey, SUNBURY, Hampton and Twieku EXETER, Plymouth and Falmouti rying Goods and Partners, as nfual, England. WM. MOUNTAIN and and , th e pub li c, that they cannot , Luggage, &c. of more than Fire ants fpecletd at the dine of delis, the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow Hill, LONDON: Printed and published terburl Place, Lambeth) at'' street. Published aka at the .• ISENFSSES, /e t . dr. (hai a. ug H t, roam trial, pros % e t, 3ual Remedy for au c h . ..„ • Rams.% the 1: • 'BrAft, and allbiir,‘• ild Cot.fumptive • . 1 ' create tan Appmi et Cria.only be (Mur i a. • twiddled to obQ t - ' Ps ' - fold by R. Hayward •, .11 moved from 1 argu e • ; Ward, Holb rn . ' ughout the United lane Halfpence the g ig • - • LIVERPOO r er eu l 711, S S ea: " rag tinges lent mof Gikad, lately app , nr SW) hat it had dent him ' 1 • lid ally declining for a la,g` for advice, and tound D e b * r 61 but all to no pem o t, of your Cordial ballast • utithtut the aElianee,l erring werfc daily...h e g i g tc rceatie to the &adage, a cant inut s taking it at ttli to do well You have da t 1 the above Amman lam Sir, , . • ' • lient ' fervan•, j BiNgu , y be had ut ev ery r.,. . ingdnm. antaining the quantityi 91 are fared. amlicine immediately higi t any quantity they ami no ler as they %all appoiet,' cm by pelt, and the , . I with calla enchain! will* to enable perfons to care tha rice hal! a guinea. rnment Ramp, with t h e 0 raved thereon, toirsitatea • S INN, SNOW-HZ/4 DON. EST, AND SOUTH. I and WAGGON Ol A.ll%Tt SA RACEll'i Bibb, its The belt A ccommataim • quors, with moderate (ilmp i Mail Coach, Waggoiti, r b artwieh, Wolfeky-Btidika es, Daily. rough, Stilton, and H • • Oki y Evening. IP • and Yarm new ,Coact, tag Klerland. C) Knutsfard, Stone, and Will • 1, every Evening, at 5 • Liverpool. Guarded • • Al otunton Cheap Traveilingts : . Coaches, through • . Afternoon,_ arrive n Va.* e London Tavern,'fban • tl. Is. Outfide, DA • :c. called the Rockinglun,ba arrics four bifida ady, tai itainford, Newark, Itedail, Golden Lion, Leads; oat common expedition of .• able and complete ••• unequalled in ac . • ••• • • n, Kirby Letidale, • • 'oft Coact:tee, every • ••• lretna.Green, Asa* . -Kiln, Cumnock,Ki • wn Coach, Sur.day,Tllll. 'Clock. Hull, °tinny. Spit*, 3:4 on Coach, fats off evert Fs* : ; burgh New Coach,perfoestai 'cry Morning at Sesta s'Goi, lealter, Darlington, • A. Pali - engem finding • , , t journey, may reft what dal rithout any. additional fate s tea to Hull, Scarborough,' • Vhitchaven Pnft Coach, ra the way—la:lP:es through nond, Catterick, Her. . • •r, and Grantham, (thesauri Sunday, 1 uefday, and ountey with the grated toll d hbyeibnugfirtcatcfus,rcoa in r p I c o al: L it, ett lstc . is oath, DartmoutbsWernwi tt .' Coaches, every Morning at, gh Honiton, Axmintlert • Igfhot. in Rockingham Coach curl lenley Pelt Coach, with a act. art, Maciesfield, Congletoa ,amptorn Putt Coach, every • ;ton and Shiffnal Poll Cad, 3 ig at 5 o'clock, to the Ravessoi 3 '--Guarded. theßer, Airesford, and Alms 1 y• Po c4llessh ft C i p it Birmingham o c n a c e h to w t hnee xsar Kt oat day* G den, 'Thorne, and Done yen o'clock, to the Bull and* addefdon and Cheihunt Goad, Idge, Denham and Redhil rev Memnon, by RichardWra w nonton Coach, daily, at Mliysl and half pit feven,echlelt• Iggage, Goods, &c conttlti coned WAGGONS. r, Bury and ail parts of 411 t x nd ir r t ai ll e o ß b r i es , p H li er e n a re g, orc fo ev rd w erY Tom' ,C id a wyou.. _ L. • on and Henley, title lino - Oar iter, Rumky r l. • • d, Fordingbridges • - eenfey, Waggon! din* nd Twickenham, twist air' Falmouth Fly as'aual, to all parts of Co. itifpedfullF acqua in t' mot be accoonlablc for 2 he ' Five Pounds valise, . f deliv L ery, e a: l a d d o raid for rw Hill , ti ta b iat l e i th sh se ad r sAT b a y LEVEL' A.04,..07rc0nct,•4 At the King's Warehouse, Folkstone, on Thursday, the 21st of January, 1808, at Two &Clock in the Afternoon, in Sundry Lots, [HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. OS LCGAI. STRENGTH !OR DEALERS: 10 Caliuns Brandy 38 Ditto Ruin For Private Use, not being of legs! Strength for Dealers : 29 Gallons Brandy 1200 Ditto Geneva Which may be viewed and tasted eu the Day before, and on the Morning of the Day of Sale. A Deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. will be required.