Star. — London, England, 1823-03-21 00:00:00

r tint "milli -?f447 1 r 11 0 ....' • h 'fi ... ,7 , A iv' mOUI SET titan, Dutch SAM among his eat-Ti e ) . 6.lfirminghau, for £3O a-wJt Usti**, both front Hit Initg. . • r t a great favouttie rentestagai [an and a firer - rate pogili,t.-6.. after at 3 to 4. Such atens. for several years; aisdAti— rd r.ot value the expessis c kii, to have ano th yr pet's*, , cessi . ..l on his native grew*" tterday, at atm- o'clock, At and Josh. Ilittdcon,illwilla soon a ft er appeared, fothemeg , and gave his castor a hoie„, the gerwral-opinion th at At. % evertbeless the dews slid t nea , pause to obtain an npribrois gut away. The Jew *4.4 ar.t right-lauded hits . . 1k; ,which Arthur slitfullystort' lie uslied upon the Jew, 4L iovei rthur lihhr4 Ilv:co akiwa, linsnamomemt. little fe 11,..i44 Witt otu-svrA was evident tbs .. t Arthisr•sr.4 le science en high sides IC4I Liteurs of pugilism. Arthur . :o had met with his rrtat-!:...--. rseconds as to Cie first c :•,,,e s u light tinge appcarir; on both f 'rimer autl couraL;e, Us- eyrie counter-hitting and re. 'eat down. Loud ciasliag of Matt hew;on ; the Jew he multi man, by a &a at - t la were of ate most manful one; it continued r K ci!lt portraiture of prize-fighticl4 : stopping--getting 1ci344:0 viciit Juwta quiic K 3i 3 pefi!Je. but .s. sts.tl •vcry inch of gir-unsl :14 ealltql. the .few got by. 4 serftte,A, and w.as'at• se has been measured for a in nunirreng by this tteteat, t) not eam:.1.43. indeed they they have tiropt ittifuk *1 s, it move game or -,:..hifte al years. Arthur rn..i.. ' Are brave opponent said N 1! rior boa.v, and he is yeti lit weights. It was rover la G lIT. iall was waited upon by Josh. lam ; and Sampsun by Sprigs ran rt his opponent like a stay of his fury, hut put is t he lost his legs in a twiulro Sampson will win bounds at the above cireuns. g away, without ant regard mod, of reducing Sampson's Sampson put in a ri%t4• tier the tremendous manner like a log. On his secar.d's a piece of woos, and cora- Tin blttle of course writ ately st.rped into the ring every .tier humane attea- nd before anything like ed ; and Ite was driven of.'is ompanied by the Doerr,: lrowit since the defeat el worthy); yet they are not sole .itj Etleso, at odds, a - dy of LicZtenant-Coked den, the Lady Georgia:; e .Lady of James Fsdaile • - urge Carr Glyn, Esq. son unt's, Dorset, to Mar Lani, P. q. Solicitor, eldest son nf t daughter of thelateJahlt Murray, Esq. writer, to Esq. writer to the the late Alajor David Re- nersi N. B. o Miss Christian Grahame harks Maitland, of at a very advanced ape. Park, near Ilertley-upon- al Dutnouriez, aged eS. Humbert, formerly of the ho, in 1798, landed in In- co, Lambeth, ?.Tr. Thomas years assistant at Apothe- Banker, of Southampton. -past four, and at five was • rweod, Surgeon, aged 74. f Oakham, Itutlanclshire. Capt. F. Marryat, R.N. ear the Infirmary, Liver- own. •wart, Esq. printer to the q. of Col spriest. est member of the Dra- t England in 1795, and. ards of the Winchester, rovincisl theatres. n Traboltan demesne; is I6th year, and was newer . Ile was middle sized ere small and close sesr His face was fresh aliti eat stoop, he might have died of general weaknow ARCH 19- rland 36,. OJ. to 48s. 04 , SUld••••••1 5 unsold. ' • sus amt. 0 • rib ' • 0 ir . 0 • burgh 0 1 1 0 •.. Dan TO-1161111111,...' rmtnUtis :her Ji 44 tysinutes after V ; by Levis n . r. BISH respectfully reminds his best Friends, the Public, that Fifty-three Capitals will be drawn in the first' tfteiaa Minutes, on the 9th of APRIL, via. First-drawn 1:20,000 Money. Two next ..,2,0,0Q each. • Four next l lOOO each. Six next 500 each. Ten next 500. each. • Thirty next 9 00 each. Scheme contains Three of £20,000, Two of £5OOO, Two of ,C4OO, &c. &c. ALL MONEY. Every Capital drawn the First Day (9th APRIL), will have a new undrawn Ticket, by which another Capital may be obtained. OH, in soliciting the attention of his best Friends to the above attractive points of the new Lottery, respectfully rtminds them of the near approach of the Drawing ; and adrvises an rally purchase at his fortunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Outing- Clan ; and by his Agents in the Country. ot The Priers of Stocks are affixed.. hourly, against Rust's OMces,in Condi ill, by which the Public may see the fluctuations. CHEAP •IiELIDING. .MOST ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTUNITY TO - THOSE WHO AKE! Ft RNl9filita H 0155101. H. WALKER begs to inform his ' Friends and ty.. the Public, that he has taken another Establishment., .N11:41, Rspr.syr Cuicus, Picc.dilly, next to Swan and Edgar', where he has laid iu a most complete Stock of elegant DING of every description winch be. can submit .upon.she • loss:st terms, the FEATIARS being manufactured at. his ()Id Established Warehouse, No.- 40, Dever-SASE, and are, as . usuol, sold In- Weight: and .Custamers..may be.atcommodated with TICKS of every size and quality,, at Prime" Cost, and will the satisfaction of seeing thestffilledand senthOrne. TOIIN DEACON and S4)NS, .DABINST -anti eel CIIAIIt MA NUF ACT UR KM, iIekLOPU MEL% &c. beg leave to inform the Nebitlty, Gentry, and their Friends, they have opened a wAItP.-Soom, at- their Manutieiery, RIDING-lIOtTSI- LA N R, Great Portland-street i rwherr they keep a geto-rol A SSORTAIENT of CABINET, CHAIR, Ind UPHOLSTER Y GOODS, and, seperintending every Depart ment themselves, are enabled to serve them on the very lest manufacturing terms for Money, and solicit in inspection, every Article being of the best materials, workmanship, and - seasoned wood. It is not the intention of J..D..-and'Sons to come in tom petition with any !louse selling inferior Goods at lower prices; but they pledge themselves the-very lowest prices are-Mawd to each Article, and no abatement can be made..-4. 1). ant. begs to add, his 'Nlanu factory has been established upwards of twenty years, and his Furniture is in must of the Mansions of the United Kingdom.—Funerals performed. Dealers in Mahegany.and asther Woods. N.B. On account of the New "Church btiiMing at-the top of Riding-hoarse-lane, in Portland-place, .Carriages nowt come Into Great Portland-street. HALL'S PATENT STARCH, for getting up Lace, 1114 in, Linen, &c. of a beautiful colour, and pre venting their turning ?allow. This new and superior Article fotris a striking contrast, on comparison with every fitter kind, of Starch, by its brilliant whiteness ; and, when prepared for use according to the directions, is considerably wronger, and, eor.sequently more e co n om i c al. Its greatest excellency consists] in being very fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior, strength), resembling a thin solution of fine Rum Arabic thus I divested of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It is; worthy of remark, that the latter is so defective in colour, &c. that the manufacturer usually adds a portion of blue to it, in: order to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is not re-; (paired with the patent article. ficold•in csenvenlent Packages, wholesale and retail, at 131, 1 Wwd-treet, Chespaide ; 147, Strancl, London, warranted ge-. mire; knd may be obtained of every respectable Dealer in hank, in TOW/land Country. USEFUL FAMILY ARTICLE. STAINS of RED PORT WINE, Tea, Fruit, kJ Mildew, and every Vegetable Matter, are entirely removed ham Table Liiien, Cottons, MuAins, Laces, and other , articles of Drew; also from Ladies' Buil Dresses, without injuring the IliffeAlour, by HUDSON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING . LiqUID; which Mr. Hudson has the satisfaction to say has bles vied and approved for nearly Twenty Years, in most parts Witt United Kingdom. Priepued and Sold by W. B. Hudson, Chemist, 27, Hay- London; sold also by Butlers, Barclays, Edwards, • ys and Sutton ar.d Co. London ; and by mosr Per fft,ers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders, in Town and ` 4l;ll trTi iD bottles at Ss. 35. and 2s. each. N• B. Mr. W. li. Hudson has no concern whatever with the anld under the name of " Hudson's Botanic Tooth reader and Tincture." The partnership of Hudson and Co. 17, 111 / 4 narket was dissolved in December, 1816. . _ fIONIE-BREWED BEER. AT the suggestion of H.l3ito'uottAm, Esq. M.P. Win sod Gentlemen desirOns of milting . this lituonft ;in altidc of family consum pti on a t Maw, aro respostfulty itt• el* that they will not only save SO per cont. but procure liars %good eml withoissout• Bete, width Oen &WAS , be L r "Pg ll in temperate or cold woathaw..--Por this purpose, Itlo - Wine.cooper and Cooper' in general, No. S. Ilur le!ford.street, Strand, near Chatingaelleee• bee Weigoaa°, • c° s'et alarge assortment of New sad l'iMigeb . am...: _ sale d . CASES and BREIWI?I'G VTR ILA at "'WY d 4 ,,..„, at the followisp reasonable ptlunt: &at is, CPA — " •4l6 ct, XI. Ss. with Quits, £2. 3s. Two ilutiblA Set, AI, with Casks, CS. 3%. a Three Bushel Sot, £e..1 0 1. 64. veldt ,Et ss. eil. a Your Babel Set, its. Ss. le4tlk Osbiley • al l lel4l.—ramilies waited upon to brew theleaws Boor, to Soo st.&c. in Tuwn or Country. Water-ImAster-bumal air ft%and Turtle Tufts lent oh Irks. friereithdtfo Ned w i th all sorts of Packing Cask* and Cams at the trade Prices. Casks, : 4 - n, Pc 5 , and Utensils, bought or exebattgoit nil —4l, Tub , oval or roma, mode so arty site. A set s Med ent to. 41 4 put o f the country, by oat order for pal:Dent in ' , nu admit^ all pertorrl to mitt a ',rote of &Pr— . NO. 3 , Aa.lingerford4treet, three doors train the Strand. - N • 7.! Br a 1 259 LAST *TONT APANG.AEIVENt THEATRE L OPERA C4)NCERT-R00M,H.,31 •PA H. A Llekit'S 660101410;11 THIS PRESENT EVENtNG,•Priday,'Ma Mr. Walker's Eidouranion, Of inn Transparent 'wi t h all its late Improvements. Au attempt will be the Mmessurentent of the Flrth, the Longitude at Sea, the use of the Celestial Woke. New Boxes as. Kit' s. New Gallery Is.. Particidai end Prospectus, tour had at Mt. Ithiers', la Sweet; and at the Hot-Mice of the Krises Theatre daily. The Course continues on Mondays and Thursdsys, at Ir3n Monday next Ow Subject At Optics; If the be Sufficiently fine, if not. first out Astronerny.—A Lectureou the r l / 4 1ouranion will take place on &sec Monday,• for the benefit I'cople from School, at Seven. of Young NEW TRAGEDY. This day was published, in Bro. priee 41. stitched i as performing at Covent-qctrdeu JULIAN, a TnAGEpY, iii Five Acts. By MARY It (158 El, 'AIITFt7R U. Printed for G. and W. IL Wlaittaker,•Ave-Alariadane. elreken-up Kegs. The abovetnay be viewed, and the Spirits tasted, by applies tint% at•the.Cuitout-Hoare two days. before the Sale. I ' PORTO!? SOUTHAMPTON. • -MR:S . 44A BY AUCTION, . Jig Order e 7 -11es Hon. the Cbnerellealenere fthis Nqjosty's Cgaiontr, At the Custom-House, in tisk Port, on TVINDAY N the Ist day of Aprn; ISe ,It Ten &Clock in rbe Forenoon, rir if E UN lIER:Si EN.I I 0 iNTED GOODS, x .toe-nowt c ifstnaritosr: ~. .; Forvign Brandy (part Dealer's Lesko's' Bats, 10 Strength). 4g gal. • Fauber liullkil Foreign Geneva, 212 gal. Feather Tippet, 1 French Wine, 23 1-sth gal. Silver Plate, 28 ozs. French Cordials, 1 3-stbs gal. Cold Brooch, with Pearls, 1 Human Hair, 298 lbs. Gold Ear Drops, with Pearls, Paintings, 10 1 pair . .. Cashmere Shawl, I . Gold Chains, Bracelets, and Cashmere Scarfs, 4 Armlets, 6 India Muslin Dresses, 28 Eau-de-Cologne, 42 bottles , India Muslins, 683 -yards Ivory Chess and Draft Men, India Muslin Scarfs, 3 I set. Mao,. Ivory• Parasol Sticks, Fans Boxes, Needles, &c. COr nelian, Garnet, Cor a l, Sandal Wood, Anther, -ll:pliant Ilair, Necklaces, Braceltts, and Ear Drops; Gcld Rings, Woollen Shawl, Barley, Bran, and Sundry other Articles. • The whole of which have been condemned in his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, and may be viewed, and- the Spirits tasted. in his Majesty's Warehouse, on the Saturday and Mondaypsw i ceding the day of Sale only, in office hours, front nine till two. Ncp part of the above Goods can be sold for kss than the De-. tits thercOn respectively. . . . . . CUSTOM-HOUSE, FOR SALE BY AUC'FION, At this Port, on TUUSDAT, the Ist day of Apr 11,1823, TIIE under-mentioned Seized and Condemned' GOODS, for flOtbe Consumption, and at any sum equal to the Duties on the Articles respectively : I About 38 Gallons Brandy, legal strength, for Dealers. 1086 Gallons Geneva, ditto, dirt*. • 11 Gallons Geheva, for private use tally. 33 lhs: Verdigris.. 4 Nests Japanned Boxasi 1 1 27 : Cloured I'rints. 1 Carved Ivory Card Case. 142 Plaiti;Prints. . 6 oz. Ostrich Iteather& ' 1 Map. SFeahter Tippets. 43 Coloured Drawings. - V P.Aire Steel Braselet& S . Leather Bats. )4 Bead l'ursts. , • 2 43ead . Iteticules. 1 M u si ca l Snuit • Illex. • 2 Scent Bottles. it Bone Fans. • :. 2 Pairs Scissors. - i 'l'he brokiet.up Hall-of one-Buie. , • , TO. ZlPOitly a .Tlo:l4t. :i :.. , ....__ ,• ,• . -. i about 82.1 Yards Silk, and 26 Pieces Bandanii-r Firamlkerchlers:, acso, frog' Wrniirvies. • 11 Batiks Prints. 7 Itta..oqbeitaliAßopke. _. 534 Plain Prints: ' * 6 lbs,i3oundlkwa4s. . • .... 226:0olouved Prints. . . .. :it VacestYtaltrindli . ank 2) -Yards Stained Paper.. . ,:‘ .I•Sataboarsl Nap.. 90 Maps. 1 _Ppersi 011 a. 1 Piece Earthenware. . • 2 Gallop Vi'teiat. 15 P.aoks Cards. Ai Drumlin& .Glasits. '6 l'ictares Lrider'2 ft. square. ; ' 1 Bartle Briady. 31 Coloured Drawints: 1 Pint'lLeu-de Cologne- A part of which, if sot fetching a sum equal to the Duties, will be immediately offered for Exportation. -*A - dirposit df X 35 per cent. will be fequired. The Goods may be viewed (in Office hours) oa the Day be fore and the Morning of Sale. rr._:. rt.. TO BE' SOLD BY tVtjeli4m, • 7EY Vri,1101044,1.• • (Of WmraA s i t t 1414,,, i , ei r`lit er es..- st i t lao r • •-• 61* . ittliy s toffee . Tug tinatif thb 3'4th of April,. at Twelve n!Clutit, id. Lots, LpTlYriantficent and Noble ; Ma i LYSIO--N, _ 'II44bLIIRAD, .f . • Seated in a Isepaiifist Park, on fine conunandlogEminence,. embracing Nest extensive and luxuriant VieWS of a richly di 'Versified *and z imighly picctireaque country, the river Rae and the Ocetui • adapted for the Residence and acioneinidatice of With asaLIMIA N a Faani.v of the Omar Etteinscrinai, , 4 Plasink Suites of Plegant Apartments, hand/tamely firmd.. .. and Offices of all descriptions; Coach-houses Staides, all requisite Outhuiklings ; capital Kitch e n Garden, walled, and clothed with the choicest Fruit Trees, ornanlemet by a long range of most beautiful Magnelias,..Hot-boss e s, mast Draperies; with the choi cest Vi nes , capitarGrecn-house, ;nd t Stream of Water flowing through the Garden; productive Or chard, Gardener's-heuse, a Bath-house and Well of Spring water Ice : Nouse, &c. At a (finance, a FAithl-HOUSE and FA D, with Outbuildings. ' The l'A RK is principally bated by noble Woods of great extent, intersected by Wilderness Walks, Rides, and Drives; and ornamented with Sheets of Water*;. an ancient Fountain, 06elisk;•and Roman Barrows ; contains about ' • • FOUR HUNDRED AND'RIXTY ACRES, Ts ,the occnpation, of the hi g h; Il un . G enera l Si r G aolox. Iflayrirr, G.C.B. till Lady-Day, 1823, and part in hand. AAMHEAD COTTAGE, i very,elegant Residence, with °laces and Garden.—POOL COTT ' GE, with Offices, &c. •LARKBEAR and CHESTEIILEA'r, WESTHOUGH, BUSSELLS, W ELL and HILL, LA M BSEE I bS, and qui, LIFORD FARMS, with FAlnuhnuses and Buildings; sundry Cotters and Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands, and productive Orchards, let to Mr. Howsun,• Jr. Bnannan, Mr. Feasts, and others, respectable Tenant: ; ant sundry Cottages, the whole containing nearly NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES. The MANOR of MA M 4: 1 1D, extending over the whole trial', abounding with Game ; an d t h e C ourts L eet, an d .1 suns Baron, and usual Appendages. • The PERPETUAL AIiVOWSON, and NEXT PRE SENTATION to the RECTORY• of bIAMHEAD, with a very escellent Parsonsge-Flouse, Garden,. and Glebe Land. Lox a. The ASHCOM BE ESTATE; comprising the Manor of Ashcombe, abounding with Game, and extending over the whole Parish ; and Sandry very desirable Farms, with beta-Houses, Outbuildings , , &c.; a Grin Mill, and stutdrr Enclosures oflleadow; Ps care, Arable, and Wood Lynd a and productive Orchards; containingtMveards of ' I NINETEEN HUNDItAD AND SEV ENTY-TWO, 10. Being the entire Parish; in the occupation of Messrs. alien, Commute, MOALLE; Ewa WiLLIM, BtekreeD, 'Cuaiwale ) Tatumas Hoawsuss , and IMSetiti, suipectible Tenants. . ' ' • be.other Ltatis catnip* The WESTON FARM; consisting of Seventy-ihrt(e Itert4 of Lind, situate ar the Sbuthein tide of Lee** Es;e4iliVen rlberoPlllle. Winston WifeCi.e'l3 •: 14 4 : • The HIGHER and LOWX4 • 4 1.x.v tov m . 4 "1 side of Ashcombe ; *ord a i n i ng ispwar of. ► edged int Ninety. nice Urn, in the occupation, of . Mr-.:Ctinktinfli t lathe Parish of Bisitopstelimton. • ' The WESTON and'ALLER FAltblk shame dear, settle die Parish of Perilieh contairaiivt TIN% 1 4 1)421 0,4441 ,1 195Y Aaron, in the occupation of Mr. &MATT and Mr. Wools. And ate HARCOMBE FARM ; . cantainhig Twb Flinidred and : Seventy-Syr Acres, in theoccupation of Mr. JAM= Cox, in the Parish of, and Dear the town of Chudleigh. There is a - considerable and very valuable Right of Common. To be viewed by Ticket; only ; which, with Particulars for viewing the Lands, may be bad of Mr. Stocker, Matitbead, who . wtll thew the Pirates • and'of Messrs. Abraham and Son, Ash burton; Jain leidsl4, Ban. Peter; and the London Inns; King's Arms, Plynsoutb-Dock ; King's Arms, Dorchester; White Hatt, Salisbury; Bush Tavern, Bristol; York Hotel, Bath; Pelican, Speenbill, Newbury ; Hen and Chickens, Bir mingham; T. G. ban, Rub Litchfield ; the King's Head, Co- Tinny ; of Messrs. Lambert and Son, Solicitor, Bedfcird:row, Ltnithin,; at Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill; and of Mr. Robing, Warwick-House, Regent-street, London where Plans of the Estates and the Rentals may be seen; and Tickets for viewing the Mansion a nd Estates may be had on application by inner. • 2- .inottxrr lrn cif, &Waving% ertnspialfing with the Allctietaary of istory, will be r e ady eat l y in •Awil, rat 10s. 6d. boards, pr Id. ear, gilt. • .P dated. f o r 7 S i tAldfiliantrikine•werspij Gen ja lOW RS'S TONIC. pLuzioferiVei kilns a the Stomach, Indigestion, costiveness. Batons Irnegalaritlss, Sic. are earnestly recommended In all case! (and the% are very Jaemerous) where, tl4ntstnael ti:R a olay walk , and the di- Emit, powers der. d, active p ainehigptirejudiciai, - VW prtad uedie ene ons tiil - Weet*Piihs, Wink npirsalsits,:are popeliattftniiiii; . xeralitdAilfssetegt: ara Made apilient annin. p pz dean* sad prviSPRIVO. wadi, restore the a et paoToto nateldons ibweisin a heifer hn c arafe table hate - . 4 `rut by noesseassateo related. • - • a Tile tonic Pills are sold at es. 91. 444.: lis. and 2206 per .Vax, by the venders of genuine Itedipipia • wlipteipit asul retail, in England, Scotland, and Ireland. • • .• rer Observe the slgnatuke of " junk 'hlttriliatlis the libel, and bib name round the. Royal Arms on the se* - • - - . DR. JA &IFS'S ANA LEYTIr PILLS, • F ROM their tendency to promote the natural Secre tions, are the best Reniedy foe-Colds, Rheumatierstf,Sbgbt Fevers, and all those Disorders which arise from obstructed per spiration, so common in [changeable climate. Thy are.strougly recommended for Mead-aches and Ihdigestion ; and for Gouty. Bilious, or otherCoMplaints of the Stomach and &wets, too often. the consequence of FreaNlAting. Asp georral-Fsimily Medicine they have no equal ; and are particulariT•cortvesient for pee - sons travelling, being mild in their operation, and not requiring ally coufinentent. The Analeptic Pills continue to be - prepared by Messrs. New bery, from she only Recipe existing under • Dr. James's hand, and are•sold by them pt.the.Osiginal Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder; No. 45 1 is S , 11 ) .14 . 1'4 Churchyard; and 'Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxfcfrd-streer.—:As Countcif" . :its are frequently offered Sr sale, 'Purchasers must obierve tbe;Gebuine have the name " Fa • Newainsv" . engnuid in the- Bleck Stomp on-each Box. • i PARSONS' 1100PINO-COUGII POWDERS. VIEW Diseases . .have been found more p er pl ex i ng than the Flooping- Cough, and she Medicines usually :A ministered for thin slanting Complaint having. proved totally ineffectual,: . ..Yr. Pa_tisoss i? . . induced after several ye a r s en r ,rience of in efficacy, to'Cifer his 'Medicine' tO the 'Public as a safe and certain Remedy. . The Patient will soon ba relieved Iran% that riativulsive affec tion. teamed Llooping ; - sod by pereeecalacetnictly a ccprding to the Pil'ectiona,two or three Packet silt ye , ultimo. isivariably been round sufbeieut . to carnet i'airain tis Ye. ft may 'be wl asibletareti watt :peffecesafety to . etill,lreflAdVie 'lid»! tendtte age, is well alto-these at I.mortadvinieedlierind:. . . •Prepaprd by. Mr- Paassua a u bli m ghsWe'& 4 4 l4o ,* X t134 9 "el 141 . .ICl;ctit ati. 2 5A 1 4 ! ..60p. i bl Afar,. Blir. j ar, , Chemists, It, 4 ,.• Uvalde, St. Paurs • and b2O. 14.gerit-ekeet (near the [ lON' tOkims), ',Undo A • 'tt!t, , Wkteriorr Oat* • Ratibtfrgh ; ant 34, .Sackville4ertt tl , Xlaidia i and by dui principal .Medicine t illuie l * * l4o "ltc h ‘i' il l i rtiffir a p iii _, , .Gi- : •:; t ::::SteltzefillPiill fn.. 11;4 ,Canitr Fewders, d 4 too Serve. the Goe r ante • Mfg' he words'" Bufle,r, 4, • • e,-engtividlin U. ' •t , -.,! tti; . ;:‘, , ~.,.., -.-. r . '' '.l . lrE GICKUTNIV9VIttfIk - 01 0 Dir ViLNOS7 --7 -e rnt:DePiik'lor till, 'tfieftit Alterative 'I Na. !;t, Lit.'llbliiees-etre4A;Oltiford-street, arherek it PreParetEac c O r di r ~ to the Recipe nr.the law bit. ilamineets,eatrose e d i cr hi s N e o n ; and Succesfor,„Mr. Thomas cardraiu, ; shine. Moog all the Medidnes of this denondoation,„ihe V I 3OETAIIt..p. sTku. V ' OF TIE VEI.NOS his Obtained 'a distlnetioh 'which its eibccit alone can support.'• Itieorreeu, purifies ; and sweetins Vile blood; and those whir are aelicteriwith umiak, leprosy,seurey, scor butic eruptions, anti pan of • those melancholy. tirwee arising from impurity pf the p:oofct liiiif.s — thmf who tuffeib] dis eased liver, or* Erb& this d tsipations and IndisCreticns or their youth, or winiee .colistitotibus are broken down muldebilitated by mercurial, antimonial, or.anenie. medicinewsboaltil submit to a regular patine of the Vegetable Syrup.. The effect of this Medicine, principally on the ioscasible perapiration, is ouch 4$ not to interrupt either business or pleasure ; it operates on the animal juices, and Minitel only the ecunmon restraints of mode radon in diet. It. is dissolved in she ehyle. of the stomach; is conveyed by the circulating Ituisla„, and.egereeta.their.tendeacies to all those diseases which origioate in .vitiated Wood. It Is a safe, though a powerful substitute lot tnertug, and removes those evils which an unsuccessful the of that miners! occasions. The Syrup is prepared .and sold. at . the Piarlieletaas boost, No. Mt, Renter's-10We 4 ) 44 0 4 - iiriates at lah? : huge i ands by, lye 4pp9ia.u"..4,1 gr. Atkinp.; ! . 196, . toptlpttq-atr evt Without; and by M r. Catkkatiei Asp 'hi - y cOnsiderable ToWn Of the 'Unitill‘Kintalortaltailthe for w anion, by. his tlepated:Agissa.sin; 0 • giiiiklo • .4.... • • ?drum AiscitintP6 so f PoSokotta.ii.hoema,,FAdwipiusPa., B.aaba,y,;!tikA Nlems,..4,peil .end.alplipion, ; bladfas; -, ' ~; • ~,.. ftfliTS l l4lll4 l / 4 /3 Ipili:rNit: oik, 29=ii sii, , iii 2. eltittliiticii= n kyptiiii 'Mail ,0 Irwtri Of lily', li e i. w 4 , is a cleric In Oils city, wa,a,•thh* *ll3'o litolitti4 - iditlited..ri4i.eriiti .cikeiteuradiceitswi-lirtatti is , attended with actne.-.pein .mid_kiianattiataw*i hit 4wingis to MVSUY 04 4404 /PP 1 PAC t4 X:44 479 ) 4 / 1 1 ",00: 4 5° filiJogerh• ieiVr trlsltd !It e g it l47 / P OlVVrlvit iC al t : lP " l.4* ' , 111, . " ini he ra ( • a c! ta- 3gb Nt i t etwptlon in thelen-Willitiislaalisesiell WAtit 4 . ' 'yOnr. A N TISCORBUTIC DROPS), be was indow;44o .ar y ew pupil:maw, Nsli ItY taking ;KW ..,.... r ,,,,. ar .u.. f :r m. N AC, P r e! , .b . ./Tr i chm,g. cik ..,1,c85,• ,• -e l -his bands re 4i4te ea ,A 4 'hit; II 46% 'mat better. viVerelt igaissiileirnalkltt lad' ti Otis, Ma itt.- Insaciebt thtencrentellasefulisess- aatl*w winasi4e 2 lJ4epw; Erne i ttlyPillPtiißt 111141tiy4401:askIseige.www.-1--,- _ - - Per i'ent • • • 4 0 " t •••10riir-s• •• • •'" A...* t Ti*--.‘ 44 5 i: •. :4 4: .` ~. . N r i --s,'' ', 1 -•.• • • • - • - ; - ~ - . 4.44 . , .....,___, •.'•• • i t• ~ 1 "5 . ot - : - 4 ;w ) '• • it's t.: ‘ , .);i14-. -. .y . , ... . _ ji,„ -',-• .7:- , f O 4 ............. . ... ....s ir .. ..,1 „ 6 , 01 i .." k ~ . .. • Jk") If • -...1......iff , \ ^ l.. .. :. ..\:I . • . c ' I". ... '''''' I I i ~. , if .,% , ' -t : • ' 1' .. . .t ' .4.„ ! ~,,%4 • •• .. * - X.% Z . . 11.10. a:•.. .• 1 • 1 ' • • , • a , ••• • . 414111 . I- *be . •-' lIIP 411111 ~4 1114 w . * P% .1 , • . • \ \ I . ..:' ... • ..tQNl‘ 4 O '. 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FOR SALE BY AIJOTION, ' itiry VALUAIitE ind most l'i POArANt i lintkitOLl P. 41 Order of the Hex. the Cbointistiditers if his Ilfgrjeity's • Cilitinits, ESTA.M. t • .. .. - : I R... 40 ... R. 0. : , . , , NI Nr . • s.• .• At the Custom-House, in this Port, on Tnuasnav, 'the 27th brphlq . & to sistobr AN. ortuvi, - Votints„ rtaki -,_.,-- 1 " 44 # • 4 , ,•- h • ' • 16 i 'ants zit March, 1823, precisely at Three o'clock in Use Afternoon, - stet . VVD4, aid Gniatalf 'aels.r*.•••••••--- . —... likliOQDB. 1 t es a " -;',.. :-,,,•:.".•• '7 . • . 40::.. N i t is,„,. • 4 7 1"iwww. '" .1 11, ' nt fkrer Fr li E 'GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, ..„: •,• • • made at - tillr;StatT'atclta it i g t r. i. - . 44tIt air ..."' ~'.. X ..". ••• .. • *,. P. or STILENCITH 1,011. MAMAS: . Sea, and Of -- ' WA . '... iNail P • • rilf - . :VOS A-. • . 0, , , 150 Gallons Brandy. T • PERPETI,I 4L, 4.DVOSYSO,N, with . tbe . Ex i t' , - - NOT of rratlccan POR DSALERS : t .. • ‘ PMEIHNrA'IIOIsI • 1 .4 * t ,.110! ) ' _. 0 4 0 4 Itt e t ~ .. "'' '411,4F an in INN . . at ? atAl.q.ysit,„ . \ tr It .. Old Bond- Iso Gallons Brandy, . - tli glili t PAßMlOßMlßAlltit-PIOUSEi and MiIIILDIeR 04 COTPAOR . • REV FeßNagg, ft.43.'• -- ! • • • "...• i most l m i .- khi l 1- i-k iai t il t i ri j o eL thi s . hi '11: 4 2r o il 77114 : 15. 1 - ';• s 'tiling al. 140 ditto Geneva. laily. , Also, 48 Mats, .2 Op e n Boats, and the brOkeis-up Hull otinla • Sit uaw,.B4 thnlacishitlat,Mansbead„Ashcombs, Dawlish, spe • ___ i _, ...- It at One.— Boar and her tlaterials. „ „L . . I +stst6aitan, and Clitictlelgh. . 4. ... . ; f wr as D ' !•" 1 " 44-nr Cwsn 'lnr* 14 " 1 " 214 Li . Which have been condemned in his Majesty's Court of . Dearly - Fri ARE l*OUSlStraiiievictrbinkalgirptikoes; l i 'a g s.,i vi .l!PßPf-a",arit'n Md. )71. , ,t49 1 e441 1 .1 0 04 . Ji xi Funning & Nll.obte polmain for tkaillencedrlifeitatest: :,;.. .. 14111N11 1" s urcll°sAirs °r urlisisce°T, Lis°l- " rr o '° ' 4l " . ad lu ou ffic rant ient o i n y .c4 her . . Exchequer. of Young Tel 41R . 51/%1.11 - UV A Tfr , •eref.• . ILA Last., 1.. k v.......... • • - _. . __ _ Likewise, about 800 Broken-on Kegs. • PORT OF RkE Ton SALE BY AUCTION, (By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs), At the edam-Howse, in Exeter, on 1 1 111 DRY, the 4th day of Alan next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.; 1521 Gallons, under Proof. GENEVA, ge Ditto, ditto. And a Quantity of OLD STAVES, cut up for Fuel On SATURDAY (the following Day), at the Custom-House, In TOPSHAM, at Three o'Llock in the Afternottn, BRANDY, 41 Gallons, under Proof. A BOAT, called the Hope, of Seaton, burthen 6 72-94 Tons, with her Materials. A BOAT, called the Mary, of 13eere, butthen 2 13-94 Tons, 'with her Materials. The brolssit.up HULL of a - 130 AT, called the Passe de l'oche, with het Materials ; and a quantity of OLD STAVES, cut up for Fuel. N. i 3. The Spirits will not be Sold for leis than the Import Duties. —Custons.l louse, Exeter, March 17,1893, • NORWOOD, SURREY. . • DE.3IEAIL I R FAMILY RESInENCE. yids OFFICES, GARDENS, PLEASURE-011.0UNDS, GROVES, and WOODS, MEADOW alsil Alt ABLE RABI C , about ' ' 11-PTV-ONE Apt€B.- . • • h TO RR SOLD 47(, AUCTION, 13y 11*. ROBINS; . (Of Wuwick House, Regent-strest),. .• . At Garraway's Cate-house, 'Osage-alley, CorabiU, on TAMPA. bar, the 15th 1%lay;1811,, a Twelve o'ClOck. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD .and LEASZ-i .. iiw e p ilirrATN, istottwooD HOUSE, Most desirably and belutitilfy Shute, at the Sheik-ifist end Norwood, in the County bf Surrey, bounded by Otte roadfralp. Streatham to Syderthant, late the Property . and Residence of •Mts. Newitr, how lb fikStsitois of &Ariz Le a; Eat, ' OH blialiustuner neat. I A Substantial Brick-built Nli.i.dl RisiDgtiCE, PIMA [or die acebduntidatibit of a GrittirtniriA Fantilf;#lailil ad a lavin ;.enntairtingenirdent iled-Saalfben Pid Win!-• rooms, tad Serfabts"Apirunenti on the 141)4 Stories. Principal Fluor, a Portico Entranca• at tad IRA ilia -fiai, olsnsinstil set Estisfdinr-irall, if re#l6l-6*.e4 Womiat Rl(finfl parlouP, a noble lofty litawins49oo elegantly flubbed, a Study : ii,4l Watemaiti ; die doers 4 lab rrigltitti4; Atiniifiba, ANL b 1.41.4.6 ristipsi the fp,. Alitifervelaart .40A. 11 ,1 sdeeodart Staficare t a, tonst24 figirtjerfatti C. hih, degaitbiel'Vhibiailik, I. rim . tivs , lie jiL.dido Paileuatak4c..Yeaat ttr' 4 4 Wt. Oro/. Tee ..--- iiaa44, s M. 10 1 " At. tar Or 110 r " Tidy Of Thonnon bound,- ." • . • . , licrliagroosiii and Lotta Ore! Poo toduckve Guilliklialled v *WA, 41411 Wool, N. ;WE& , ina. Noikiiiri,feehank sic tl• Mail nonniriikiii ' qyiSidis irimmilistc Firry-9 g ACItr,S 01 It% *MOW, Cojipiee, add Stage kW*, fu r vte ; pleagstgli divvii&d ea liiii slid *le. , ed* Timber, /tc. and a Sam of 6ise Water. _ ,__ Itictf fe Se +towed SY Vede di 411414/Miati 1141 • 1. , . • irdl di rbttnias R, thy Gtr4tliera . oil Om 0; . ' cr• hound, am( 1 LionDul:Thi,Kini P. rms r It6a6d, CrdridA ; Cyfetd Map, mi-tiiti % - • 1)&1! 1 ;2( Messi44o!Aoni 6014, Iditt e , f, ' , i.ra.• coin's igum at i Zav e ria ti lo k at ito td el . WI, I _I. fitter, aff i tiat - 1 1 • ...ll' e• . • HERTS. 'CAPITAL FREEHOLD awn COPYHOLD ESTATES. MANSION and PARK, MANORS, Alternate PRESEN ' TATION to the LIVING, COTTAGE OItNEE, Figitila . Compact FARMS, WATER CORN-MILL, WOODS, &c. upwards of TWO THOUSAND and SIXTY-NINE. ACRES; and a Valuable Compact FARU, held under Leese from Trinity Hall; containing ONE HUNDRED and SP.VENTY-SIX ACRES. • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House Regent-street), 0 .4t Garraway's Coffee-house,'Cgange-alley, Cornbill, in the Month of May, 1823, in One Lot, HAMELS FREEHOLD ESTATE; situate JL in the Parishes of Ikraugking, Westrnill, Standon, and Mundane, in.tbe Countrof liertford. _ The Alternate• PRESENTATION to the. LIVING of iiiRA V 6 H 114 G, worth about Four Hundred. Pounds per An num. The . Incumbent about do . years of age. • With tbeitoital ittAktfOßlA extending nearly e rvienty Mlle( retro& Royalties, •Qitit Hems, &c. • . HAMELS MANSION, a sub f tantiul ildint.PLlnntAfft4 accohunoettioit of a Noblennus•or Gentleman's l'suullY. with :016cit.of all deacriptionoi eitatied.in. a hllf .rark, coeamstsdirrs no- extensive rich ssenety, intersrmed with lofty Timber. .s,r ddightful Delves saitl.SFMWy _ _ • ~ • • 7 'A: . • I.' • . ir - s ......, , caru 007nuvoin a "ammo% wan urignnut Limes maiming Ai Am , * 4vic oapio•pvikobeml4ol yriactigrw -oaks ; al! . Etattlesvlc‘iiiodOCUT4•o il!i 5 Y as.wAref A Tztu l -Pf ark. P riV ia9s°l444.“' "' ' lofty walk. ralapt,qd, altd 044 Iviclk,clocc r!ff; . r ifrIVITI- Iffier fel tne 'Tern a 4 ' , try olu G h e u useivath e libt.hobtau, dtspoty;lind Fttfitfot We liff.licted irith -a ' acrofultrus or .'oeirliutif complitt. t -i tt, iced p e i ts , ;I den'efiut c t : ,abusit Eihat tieentYlltitftilalliOtifiliat ?leek ; billetiat teirb i l el4446 " 4o Wi.P.4l***o•Vege Little-I -- London. en the ioad to ;Upton, Con rid _gad '.. markuptl - y our Ap t i scor b iat i c D r 4 , waigkbis Ned, h . •Ai 'Millis ' are e o ppor,awd W 44,11414. cOti . , ornplvtely Itealed 4 ,4qll t. ii.,l a t •if 4 • non Who .„,"" dieing of.proubuclisshilsdnwsPaatureAt...talik ... ' likourck under 'a WWI •• "• • i • ..• ~ 14 ,.... j o . app o r . tear.'ir.l! let to moor 'lll L oi Xtil l ai t t i t i oil */144 tt a ft ?e.M.44laltibriltee • ' ••, ll', • • ' llttUrceihe 'AikeuliftrPi - c i #•• . tel 4e11:.:. .a** o 44 lo Ub4!rhiltratbeitisibilorroadtis Noir 44000 6144iies kit Pe c 4.. peli va k i t w bOOSOSAGlfi tr. 30.144 Gents . . late 17 t '' ' • •A f f4rlfriVZr- ' UAL!. Gent e ct i; •• • ' • .I • WV!" _ a ,. t. "' • .TllitAtZg a ;#l 46 iTier ginli t ir atuti . elik *oda ge . . ' ; by -• IA .1,..A""'" '11 . 40 0 eft! q_c_trii VD tt‘c ithiii - otfil_ - liemeraaf glint; -utkoirikes; diiiirieginemitasmAutsros(444;44oi..? issa t iiiiittotriaiW , ifilltrei ditift viitniFkliAttomitsr •••1‘ , "1 ..sclitie At* ' 1 -ai CApiselAittib,didabip.4/44.4*. r„S..l 4l •4 l voiaajWoo 4 .-411 1, 47i5 , 400 r eqiia* ~,. 6 ., c - gOVIIN .a„ab, e k.: ilf rt, 1112.76 ' • ' . , ii, 0 1 ..*lti ' . . AL ri 16i/41t 4 t - totMSA • 3 V• ' c;" ibi A Ft: . ft hul k"' - ,36,5-- 4 - • a t :! ri eartZit at t l i i • s imp o d ,RveskiAti miewliPiliiiriz7kvilkjislltif.itiaigdai, rrfor , , f arin 4 ouse &I 'd., • • . .-:' 2 ..: %• ; - ...... .... : .` W CS! Souitb,fieki ; Suttiwtati f i b _ . or ' vi i i I ' vim . ataiibli ' a . ditigeweßk4 , llT - 4004tist it,' §r,,Vit u rfAt ik ,„,. -67 1 . k r , ittei anChiik,Mits. in a paigliewaxll44. 44 941.1401,40 *Of laASP; •.. i 6 . 2.......—x eft • , V Fc77 ircer MI WPM.: . . ' • trim SCIRV . uaw . wrtiit - Datliel . t s: ' x•D h. m 1: - Aa i a pt= g iviiiit i.elifits i tiahl t iiiimeta if ' , 18**41 "f i v edia ki., t w -i t i md s onsdigernviict. diet. 4 . _ Ti t te r Ittalidsoodi x impia ? ;1 4 13in i tsit,ait,!*vi,--,--w w . _. . 940 cffißchiski iNeA c k lit be_ 34p ro u cr ~..,,,_...„„„ N r .PV-I.ofar ~ : • ~ ... . . . Ta. 4 itlifwv t - u) psfei, ~. i- *Liifict also m*Y- . 6.. - nrs lITIVVILF t:( fe.,93 4 aSitlitfr .. -•*4 -: ' ~ • 17Q, RqesitSTFSll or *bac. . .ti e‘'''..f . l7.l,As • ' , . _ r e f k.,.. . • StS. di y .a air ' 3ittare Jctilillltair f- . ..... ..- 11otiWle , -.ge - "O''': Y { • is -..:7 - • ••••t: IM ... •. 4 , . • . ; .. ..7.. , 1,17.1:: :':1...•?:"7-:.''.! 4 L . : ..I' %.:rr.:b -••••••• "3. •• - - ' ;:••••; i l ' :-,., ..i :::...' . ' •••tr.:l • •:' 41 '. :; 4:'.. ......::...)7 , •. . . • ••u• ''.,"?' ..• .• 6 7.r .. • •, a • ... --, - On 'Thursday next, the 27th iestar.t., *ill be•published, hr Three Volumes,. I 2rno. OTHER TIMES; or, The MONKS ofLEADEM 11A LL.—A Romance. By the Author of the "- iLoßards," Calthorpe," Etc. Printed for Longman, I lurst,Rees,Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be bad, Calthorpe; or, Fallen Fortunes; 3 vols. 12ino. lb is. The Loildrds. A Tale of the 15th Century. 3 vols. 11. Is. •