Star. — London, England, 1808-12-28 00:00:00

gress.ete. _ . a EDWARDS T. FORTNER: - FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This was an action on a policy of insurance, on. - goods per the Fanny, at and from London to. any - NKRUPTCY SU PERSEITED. i port 'or ports in St. Domiego. This vessel had a BA ttobert Muria, of Louth, Lincolnshire, money-scrivener. ' licence to sail without convoy ; she sailed in Novem- BANKRUPTS. ' bee 1807, with convoy from Portsmouth, from which William Edwarlls, of Broad-street, Bristol, cordwainer. dealer she separated in a gale, and was so much damaged and chaliman, to surrender lanuary 3, 18, and Febri ary 7, at by bad weather, that she was under the apcessity of • tzu, at the Rtimmer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie', Mr. / Imes, Ne. ig, Gray's Inn-squar?, Lontion ;or Mr. Charles Millin, rutting into Kinsale on the Sth of January, haNting Whoa. ost her boat, and being in want of water. She had a Clam Blackburn, of Leeds, Yerkshire, woolstspler, dealer at!c! on board fourteen seamen and three boys, and Mann anima, January 4,5, and Feb.. 7.' at eleven, at the Star 11111 re d • • eight guns. On the 10th of February she sailed Garter, Leeds. Attorcies, Mr. Speight, Leeds ; or Mr. Batty., Chancery-lane, London. from Kinsale, and on the 14th of March, off Porto John Gash, of Parker's-row, Bermondsey, Surrey, ukteanet, Rico, she fell in with it Spanish privateer, which she dealer and chapman, January 7, at one, January 17, at tea, and beat off, but on the 18th she was captured. by a Feb. 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. David Smith, ' French privateer, and carried into St. Domingo. On s, Londo Great St. Helen'n. t Barrett Sellars, of little Hutton, Lancashire , Innkeeper, dealer i he part of the defendant it was proved, that at the and chapman, January 4,16, and Feb. 7, at two, at Ote Palace 1 time the policy was effected, it was represented that Inn, Manchester. Altarrness Mr. Philip Hurd, Turuldus Lou" 1 the vessel carried ten guns and twenty-five men, and" don ; or Mr. John Law, Manchester. that she was to sail with two other armed ships, Langdon Haydoo, late of the Edgware Road, Middlesex, and , formerly of Wandsworth, Surrey, merchant, dealer and chap- , namely, the noun f; Roscius and Hopewell, carrying man, January 3,•10, and February 7, at twelve, a Gingham ° I each fourteen or sixteen guns and forty men: Attorney; Mr. Hall, Coleman-street. London. Lord ELL ENNOROUOH - left it to the Jury, whether John Mills and Joseph Rich, late of Lewes, Sussex, merchants 1 this representation induced the defendant to sign the and partners, January 17, 18, and Feb. 7, at eleven, at the i policy. Verdict for the defendant. White Hart Inn, Lewes. Attorney, Mr. ?ember, Na 24, I Great Charlotte-street, Slimy. GARDNER D. OGLE. PA RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.This was an action on a policy of ininraftce on the Edward Tinley and Zachariah Downing, of suttin-upon-Trent, same ship, but there was no representation made at and John Nicholls, of DrOyhden, Lancashire, mahatma.-- the time the insurance was effected, conscqueatly the March 25, 180 S. , plaintiff obtained a verdict for 1501 . • . • winians Simpson and John Pitneli, of Aidennanbtwy, London, JONES V. ilultcOSll4. John Coutins in. t..viosuw, rr.... 16T..h..,„,1 Charles Sayer , of Bread-greet, Cheapside, London, wholesale grocers, espsu % late The plaintiff is a silk mercer in Paternost er-row, and the defendant is an oilman ;and this action was SO, 1907• brought for the balance' of an account which the Warhatu J. Browne, Wirt= Latham; and Morass B. Latham, of Liverpool, nierchants, Dec. 10,150 a. ' plaintiff trusted a Mrs. Lambert, a milliner at Brigh "—As. (deceast<ll ..- ' - - - --- - - the def - - representation. :ohn Davis, (__ .4.4) anti Thomas Luxton,ef Lambeth, brick- Lyn% Dec. 24, 1801. • Richard Maddock. and Alex. L. Brottghton, of Coleman-street buildings, London, brokers, Dec.l7; 1808. William Holden, Jasper Vous Edward Vitus, R. P. Smith, and Jonathan Bch, (as to William Holden) of London, Decem ber 16, 1808. Thomas Baines and James Johnson, of Preston, joiners and ea bina makers, Dec. 19,1808. James Hall and Benjamin Sloss, of Deptford, Kent, timber mer chants, N. 8; 1808. Arthur Littlejohn and John Holgate, of Liverpool, ironmongers, December 17, 1808. Charles Chriehley and John Rowe, of - Bristol, house carpenters andbuilders,Dec. 16, 1808. 'snits Higgs, homes Ransford, and Edw. Raitsford,jun. of the 041 Market, Bristol, hatters ' Dec. 21,16011. William Richardson and Sons, and James and William Richard son, merchants, nuinufatturers, and wooMaplers, of Hawick, Roxburghshire, and Arch. Diskson, merchant, of Hawick and Hassendeanburn, Dee. 8,1808. Lanai Knight and William Gardner, of Caine, clothiers, Cfc. teber IS, taos. ta..es Moor and James Bull, p.m.. of Falmouth, attornies-at-law, ' November 1808. lames Leas and Abraham Len, of Almondbury, and John Del ten of Merfield, Yorkshire, merclutnts, Nov. 29,1806. Williarit Bennett and SunuelMiteheß, of Chickenley, Yorkshire, bluster makers, Dee. Ir,lBoll. !ohn Arlie. and Thomas liunttmari, of Gutter-lane, West Smith field,. London, printers, stationers, booksellers, and publishers, December 1, 1808. Re.lrOwen, Samuel Gale, and Vberoas Stewart. of Bridewell- Hospital, London, *avers, Dee. 16, 18 0 8. Zdzilladth Barney and Elletiliweey, of Wolverhampton, innhol holders, December 20,1808. !aka Itarritt, Samuel fiarratt, sad John Holbert, of Manches ter, flour claders and grocers, Dee. St. 1801 i. ton, on iencLaties It appeared in evidence, that the plaintiff's clerk was, on the 12th of May, 1806, shewing some pat terns of fancy silks at the shop of Mr. James, in Rath bone Place, where he met with Mrs. Lambert, and understanding she was in business at Brighton, he solicited her custom ; she said she would'calLon the plaintiff and look at his goods ; she dicl.ran Ask the 15th, and bought goods to the amount of 131; which were sent to her at the defendant's house in St. Paul's Church-yard. After this, they made some inquiries of Mr. James as to her credit, when he informed them that he did not know much of her himself, only that she was an honest industrious woman, and refer red them to the defendant who was better acquainted with her. This was some days after they trusted her. The plaintiff's brother, Reeett3ones, in 'his evidence, stated, that the inciaivy took place before the goods were sent home. The plaintirp travellet sold her some goods at Brighton on I . Bth of July, when he made freih enquiries after her credit, and could not find any thing that was prejudicial 'to her stability. His Lordship was of opinion drat the new inquiry took• all responsibility off the defendant for what goods were furnished her after ttlis period. Oa the part of the. defendant, it was proved that he made no representation, only that. she was honest and indus trious ; she had been iubusiness at Margate, which she left without a shilling, but by an account he had, seen, she was worth between two and three hunched pounds, and under these circumstances he left it to the plaintiff to trust her as he thought proper. Lord Ea.tansonouott was clearly of opinion that the credit was given before the representation was made, and the Jury, without the least hesitation, brought in a verdict for the defendant. BIRTH. Sunday last, at his Lordship's house in GI Warehioness of Bath, of a son. DIED. On the 29d instant, at her house at Lewes, Ms. Cranston, relict of the late Captain Cranston, Royal Navy. On the 19th instant ' at his house, in Bennett-street, aged 85 , the Rev. Dr. Ackland, Rector of Christ Church, Surrey, an; Chaplain to the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers. At Muttew, after a short illness on the 29th of April last, Major-General Dickens, commanding at that station. On the 19th instant, Dr. Charles Congakun, aged 84 years. On the 18th instant, at her house, its North Frederick -street, Edinburgh, Mrs. Jane Jackson, widow of the Rev, pr. Thomas/ Robertson, minliter at Dalmeny. . At Broxmouth, on the Ist instant, Mr. Robert 'fait, factor to her Grace the Duchess of Roxburgh. At Ins ernes', on the 27th ult. in the 71st.year of his age, Mt. James Alves• a portrait painter of eminence. On the 121 h 'instant Mr. Robert Stevenson, surgeon, Belf - ait, lie arras 26 years an active, zealous and Indefatigable member of the' Poor House Committee, during which tithe he spent a great part of every day in superintending the management of that ex cellent establishment. At Limerick, on the 11th instant, a; the advanced age of 82 years, Mr. Patrick Reynolds, printer. He worked sea composi tor in the office of the Limerick Journal, without the aid of glasses, and retained hia faculties unimpaired to the last. At Teincomallee, on the Bth of-June last, Alex. Cockburn, Esq. youngest son of the late Thos. Cockburn, Esq. of Ruwchester. fit sea, on the 17th of May last, on his passage home, Lieute aant‘Calond W. Scott, of the Bengal FAtablanneut, eldo.t son of Charles Pranehi Scott, Esq. late of Bevely. 4-4 IV LVIEZ.LIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. DEC. v. 111.7KN1L1 , 1 AND At:OMM v. WOR.SWICK. This action was brought by the plaintiffs, who arc the assignees of Messrs. Bland and Satterthwaite, against the defendant; *be is a respectable merchant and banker of Lancaster, for premiums 'of insurance, amounting to *612. 11k. 6d. to which he pleaded a tet-of in a bill of eschange for 10001. which had been accepted and dishonoured by Messrs. Bland and Co. whose bankruptcy took plate on the 19th of May last, by their desiring 'their clerks to deny them to their creditors, if any of them came for money ; accord ingly, a Mr. Cope came an that morning for money, and a clerk of the name of Griffiths denied them, though they m ere,bath up stairs. Mr. Bedford, another clerk, proved the insurance done by Bland and Co. on account of the defendant. Mr. Topping' for the defendant, said, he would clearly shew to his Lordship and the Jury, that his client was fully entitled to this set off. The bill in question was drawn by Dawson and Co. on the 7th of May last, at tea days sight, and paid to Messrs. Warwick, Son, and Co. who remitted it to their correspondents in London, Messrs. Cox and Co. and on the 9th it was accepted ; falling due on the 19th,' the day on Which Messrs. Bland and Co. stopped pay ment, it was dishonoured; and therefore the defendant was the bona fule holder, of it, prior to the act of Bank. ruptcy.. It -however appeared that the business was done on account of the defendant solely, and the holders' of the bill being Alexander and Richard Wbrswick, his Lordship was of opinion the defend. ant could not be entitled to a set off,' as his brother hadnot divested himself of theinterest he had in it betbre the present action was brought.--Verdict for the Sailitiff 6121.115. 6d. • •-• • KELLY AND ANOTIII3IOI WALT,O;;, ! . This was-an action on a Policy of Insuranee; which had been effected in December last on a cargo of flax seed, on , the American ship Holl.ind, at and from Philadelphia, to a port or ports in Ireland. The cargo had been shipped and the vessel ready to rail when the Embargo was laid on all ships in the Ame rican ports, and on the 11th of June last the plaintiffs abandoned to the underwriters. The case.stood on akin iission, and Mr. Green, the agent for the plaintiffs, whey arc Merchants in Limerick, proved that the sowing season for flax seed was over on the 110th of , May,, and that the account o£ the Embargo had: reached this country about the latter end of January., An Irish Act. of Parliament was produced to shew that no flax see 4 cOuld be sown lint the seed of the preceding year, under certain penalties. Mr. Manexarr fur the defendant , took several ob j.ctions to shew that this abandonment was not made at a proper time, and that it was not a total loss, which points were _reserved by his Lordship, who was of opinion that the plaintiffs bad let slip two opportu nities of abandoning, Ist when they received the ac vaunt-Of the Embargo, and again, when after the 8 %wing season was over, on the 10t11 of May, but instead of that they held back till the 11th of June ; had they intended to abandon, they ought to have done it with p - tomptnesi, and not suffer so much time to elapse: however ryas a new case, and ought to be maturely considered in another place. The Jury paired, and brought in a verdict for she defendant. 7.‘M.101.1r7 "TirT - MILT r IRV EOOrS. . , . . . ._.... • ........___. . sAtE$ sir AucrioN. - 1 • . __ . • i THE MO I'•' I . 111. YAR lk 1 1 /.1.151% . SOUTH BADDESLEY, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS. 'THE ARMY and the ?Li 1...'; L Li.: are ix _ In such Lots u wilt be determined on prev i o us to the Sale , " A. informed that this long established Wol k r.;''l r l e l,L e4. . Thursday; eke tu d, d ay a J e mmy nest ; tat the .Angel b'n , in contain regularly and exclusively TM? +'"•,, ~. i - R.; ... ".f. : ',, , ,1, -Lymington, at Twelve o'Clock a Noon (sakes prairim . itlY WHOLE ARMY at home and abroad, in a i5..,..1 . 45‘!•„;' ~._. • 3 1..-The Price as usual (1u...;i01,. .: 1 Disposed of by Frkvate Contract, of Which due notice wag be _other correct and authentic information for wi• .! •• 1.- 0 121 ), with the soma, pewhie, coma Haan. sod al .. y i z e bee at o n ix dis ar tin in guielied spar A LL that capital LEMEHOLD MANSION, The next Number will contain also a 'neat a•-.! corr ect ~..1 . 1 , The want in, 4 44. - .In ir Etlebc: ' • - a: • HOUSE, -----' tosious even to a ptbverb ; every endeavow, theriii.P' . : l4 ' idoin otber reqbagytheisitegoareaseisebediartbod d .restarsce et,Wted Pflicifetinwithiterthe Marlibberr , ast 4... good Military 11 IA •ti • ` -------- ..e ceased, together with about 90 aezes of Attbles biallalPwre and. Pasture Land, held for the n& Of Wm. Mittbrd, tag. ala i eaP l . tad wailed Freelisid Crardeos'..eiamining about two Amu yea:. ply; he daelency,:aajl, it is presamed, be holannud a ' i ll ,..' : ''' stocked with choke Fruit-tress, and a Freehold Field, clattninisig couraguirtn. The two after-mentioned Wass are 7' about four Acres, adjoining the same. And alw the following respectively for the perusal and study of all lie !.,i i iii c r t i,gv severe Leasehold- i•ovii i held for the Life of the said Weis. nine Officers of every kind of korce, and cainurfaatirlia ' Mitford, Esq. viz Mr. Estate containing about 106 Acres, in with ..ridity throughout the English Army. on the occupation of Mr. award ' withers as tenant at will. One odor Estate, contaiabti l. In thrt c hat Mane and clue!). printed Volumes, Tait?* - . a ' t ed i l d r-cludillg t f h ns e d Pk the l` tl ,XP . btit e U r rue ll,: This day; a. re puhfnlied, . VSSAYS -ON THE Tai EO iLY • AND7Fbii...,.. Mr. no Dr i o t e w er a as tenant at seatcril. ; Ltl d. Aura, 011 4: t ta oc te, e t tfpa on. aosn minkkc ept . shies 117 Acres, in do Occupat:on of hfr. Robert { e m as numerous Engravings, price One Cornea sand a Half • e4w.. , f Th e w be e _i s s i tuate at g oi dii Baddesley, in the P ar i s h a i --, TICE 01: sA T Ac H reif E cci J A AL RT chs r e.Rfiy‘ N cl V rCA A nE ß siat, ialoldre, in the CUM,/ of Southampton, within about three miles O m FFI on C p E It R N S o l elf tLymington. . , For further particulars and ter4raimdsetbe same by Private an Germamiliriters. Contract, apply to Thomas BeckleyiEsq. Lymington; or to Mr. BY EHE EDITOROF THE miLITARy mENTot . Harbin, Ringwood,aud fa a view of the Premises. apply at the idedheissson: l e tit r wsieh t ers h t e eedAr l b t o c os i w p gt frs tkou::t e co o b ri sie t :s.se a : i tola ne v d istivt,4 l .siit n :hde th:e t.sob se itehss E vailfi ssa ci:: y aineuali s tzsbulkok w: i e vileitssi: Mansion. 4ia, oti:- . os of the Officers - tr . out v . ari.oui military w • N. B. Any person wishing to treat far the Maui*, May be accommodated with the whole, or such parts atly.gi Oa Lands Petri u may be most agreeable. ' • • 4 t --fiatat of OsatialQLscer td the Editor. . • CONTENTS. 'Chi Art of Millterfoebonnnitering. On the Formation and Encampment of Troops. On Horse or Flyiug Artilkey. . The Principles of Mining. wish a tPolatf Foot In an intersectstl Country. , Table of IVllnts, The f t o a r D C; et un schsfi nery m . Attack *IL echslion against Infat.trT. French and English Mode of ntakirg Ourpowder,&c. Ancient and Modern Tactics considered and compared. P* DePicrOld• • The Military Survey reduced to Methods and Principles,. ' I OA Abe Attack sad Defence of. unratified Height*. ob iasrva t i o ns on. he, Adode uf strengthening Canteen. Dtieription or a Modem Regular l•urtlication. Formation, Acc. of theTrc Jps in the Austria Servieet 113 . • BELL INN AND BOWLING-ORLF.N, TBWICEINEUSE. Td BE SOLD (in Fee) 1W AUCTION. By WILLIAM MOORJE and SQlf, At the Bell Inn, in 'fa nessiscrer, on fridli the lath day of January, Dino, rociselist tour ells:kin the Afternoon; Lot ALL that capital and welt - establish ed Inn or . .11- Public-house, called the BELL INN, now in the oc= t suililion of Mr. John Brown consisting of Parlours , Dining ,Bar, several roomy lit:dehunhers, good Cellaring, Brewhouse, Larder, and other Domestic Offices ; two Ste latzsCoal-yard chtie to the river Avon, Flower. and Kitchen , and an excellent Bowling-green, (et:demist/ding many' *Se and picturesque views) with a Room and eu arched .Visit, the whole lying contiguous to each other. The above Premises are truly desirable, as well for the kind of 41.011.1111 WhiCii has been carried on there for a oratory past, llhr the - speculator, the whole covering nearly an acre of ground, pawl in a situation where the view cannot be interruptfd, and where clf divided) small buildings Lots would be eagerly sought affer ; tt is situated at the bottom part of the Church-street, ad joining the tampike' road -leading to Gloucester, Cheftenbani, Bath, Bristol; and tha West of England. , front which places Stage Coaches and Waggons pass daily to Birnihigham, Liverpool, and the North. The businow of a-Coal Dealer, or any other Trade that requires room, may be had. carried on with great advantage, as the Premises extend from the Road to the river Avon; and, in date Of high water,' cargoes •may be dischirged at A very trilling -- On the defence of Pones- • tipon Lines of ctfentive Operation. Dpirations in a Monntknous Country. Evolutions, &c. of Lignt Infantry. Attack and Defence in vendors Bridge. Exercise, &c. of Mee-Corps. On the Use of Spies, Ste. On the Basis of Military Operation. On constructing Cisterns in fortified Plates. On the Military Limits of the principal European states. Prinsiples of Authors who have written upon Fortification. Mode of fortifying Villages: Oudot Coup D'OelL o • Instructions for acquiring the KnOwledge of a Country, Instructions for Reconnoitering. .• On the Profiles, of Military Positions, with a Method at rah! them without Instruments. On the Importance of exact Milkary Typographical Probs. On I fight Infantry acting against Cavalry. On Studying the Art of F.ngineering. On the Column of Folard. Difference betty ems Strategy'ar.d Tactics. Of the Square. On Tactical Improvements, by M. du Pay Laura. . A. -......4 1--- IA WM.. • OAK TIMBER . -- - tiiiol4N BAI*JfARD, Aphooisuis, &e. on the Art of nortification. Description of; Circular Redoubt, &c. On the Colanut of Route. Or Monday, the nth dirof !Miry, 180, at Eleven o'Crock In ... 4thod .t fortifying a chura _ yard. the Forennust o at the Red Lion lino in itat Ave vinter, in 31 Lots, On the Constrnetion of small Mines. ,BOUT Folfrteeta Thousxnd Dot of Capital o n Fi e ld Fortifications. bAK TIMBER, lately felled, sod now lying in the several Intrenching au Army war a Town or Village. Woods and Places following, visa , '' 7 • Chi the utility and formation of Saps. 21 Trees, containing 869 feet, 'Oil Pear ~Hall Farm, in Method of malting Inendatioras. • • Thaxted, in one Lot. .. On remand few. /kiosks frost *elm 13 Trees, containing 30.5 feet, on Illitoad;eile'raim, in Wile.. p aro tid n oes oi cg ro pasca. big, in one Lot... , . • o ft. , • On Einnliiiil..., -• : "' ' I i Trees, containing 440 feet, hi Fhadvrellivool, la Aslidoe,_ 4D n 'tb e (m ere st Systems o gle o nifiessior, by ktintsisalVautd. in one Lot. Mode of Tracing and Construe:it:a tFe outworks of a Forms, 17 Trees, containing 703 feet, on Newnham Hall Farm, in lnitrvetions for quartering an Army upon a MUCii %tit** Ashdon, in 'one Lot. -'' _ , •• • , Use of Artillery in Hilly Situations. I 2 -Trees, containing 109 Nei; On AVON' 'Moo Paean, 'in Management of Horses its the Army. • Ashdon, In ono Lot. s • • • '- ' -' n • -''. . ~, .'.: l-, instructionsigetative to the formation of Ambuscades; , . 130 Trees, containing 2105 feet, in °verbal Greco in 4101110191, On the different sorts of Pontoocs and Pc .noon Brides. • four Lots. _ _ ...' Observations to be observed by a General in Field ServOe•42o; 40 Trees o containing ksso Art, On Gendebanne's onenesoti` eeming Intelligence and Spies. Ashdon, in three Lots. ' , , Al 6 Trees, containing' - b7f.iisot, • • On the necesSity of intrurching, tee. on Plun'af- . Tree Crones In Means of taking Towns and strong Places. Ashdon, in ono Lot. . ',red; 00l .. . . Description of Star Redoubts, 'fetes du Ponta, and of Innate 66 Trees, containimlim hot s jß,Poild* Hall Farm, in =cuts to secure than. Radorinter, in three L`&ig' e" - ""'"'" • On offensive ansi defensive War. . 7 6 Thees eambibebkilfebbilliOnlibliftill' o6l4 6 6 , in Rad- I The Common Order of Pattie by the King of Prussia. . instructions for °fern deta ched in Time of War with sml • 9 Trees, . * ,li. 'Wok; in Raa- i parties of Horse and Foot, &e. winter, in one Lot: ..tetti.6,.•:' '.:: - L4 - - , ..5. - !7 - i o• I Manceuvres of Field Pieces applicable to those of Infantry. 30 Trees, eontalAirg . t4s feet. mei Radewinter Park Farm, one LO. .. la 417 ill lOn the Conduct to be held in a partial or general Attack. % 1 On litld Works. 47 Trees, containing TM feet. in Little Bendish Wood, in o n Field Fortification. Radwinter. in three Lots. Conduct to be observed by an Officer on an advanced Pest. 113 Trees, containing 2,244 feet, at the South West End of , Description of the regular fortress of Strasburgh. Little Benifysh Wood aforesaid, inlvel-oes. Opportunities of, and mode of, effecting Sorties. 69 Trees, containing 960 feet, at the North East End of Little Bendysh Wood, aforesaid, in two Lots. Conduct to he observed by s Garrison after the onenn 1. ef - or -4 . Trenches, by Morshal i Vauban• And on Tuesday, the 10th day of January, 1809, at eleven Qualifications requisite for a Person alining at Distil/04 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Saracen's Head inn, in Great Dun- mu m ,* C apac i ty . mow, Essex, in 42 Lots , On Fuld Pieces and Ball Cartridges. About Twenty-four Thousand Tent of Capital Oak Timber, 'O tt th e Signs by which th e intention of the Enemy alto k b ' lately felled, lying in the several Woods and places, Inz : ' • . covered. 9 Trees, containing-12.5 feet, on Canfield Park Fart,, in Great Canfield, in one Lot. VaubatinSystem of Defence for the Covert Wa). , .., a Of Artillery and Fire-Arms in general. if 128 'frets, containing 3575 feet, in Leonard's Islay Wood, in. Little Canfield, in five Lots. t • Upon the Firing of Cannon. -I Use of Light Troops in Battle. .; 87 Trees, containing 2421 feet, In Stow Wood, in Little Cam- • . On the mode of conduCting or leading Columns. Lt Gelds in four Lots. •t ' 1 lOf the Duties app.t - tainimoto thentuation of a Chef Oa w T ir 12 -- - . 378 - ' Canfield fiall Fi .— -, Lie- - - - - expence. Lot 2. All that well-built and' truly- valuable Double Malt house • called the GREAT MALTHOUSE, situated adjoining the-ajoresid4 eternises and.tbe river Avon, .with Kilns and every Requisite in complete repair, and supposed to be one of the strongest Buildings of the kind in the Borough ; it is now °cat- Wed By Rickard Jeragisim.,Earty posseision may be had. For a View, apply to the Tenants and any further Particulars May be known of 11 , 1 e. Ttietnab, S:ilicitor, or the Allgliellteri, in Tewkesbury afor e A•:• _ • , ES4E: IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. , T HE Advantage the Public must always derive , . , - front regularly educated professional men directing elision . 'reel , containing , , feet - , on . . rann, in ...it- . during . Action: • I mielusively their studies to one snecies of malady, was never morp tie Canfield, in one Lot. On the Formation of Guards in Camp and Garrison. clearly demonstrated thateby the unexampled success which hie 24 Trees, containing 3319 feet, in High Wood, flt Great On the Order, the Police, and the Discipline of se Mel attended the admir.i.str.eicn of their new remedy, and the extraor- Dunmow, in six Lots. . , dinary cures it has pert ormed. For a long series of years, Messrs. 7 Trees, eputaining 343 feet, on the Wiled Finn, In Brenfed, ine p tr la u c cons to every Officer commandina in an ensien dhltic by Marshal Broglie,. Coßllli and Co. Surgrcns, formerly in his Majesty's service, have I in one Lot. • Rules to be observed in Cantoning an Army. made the Venereal I)i•tase the particular object of their invent. 53 Trees, containing 1484 feet, on Brook Ena I .eya In Brox- Directions for Detachmontkaral Secret Afarches• . ration, and are happy in having discoveresilk medicine eupetior to ted, in two Lets. •„ -. • • -• • • Instructions for Commanders of Detachments and Estes rnercinly in the cure of that complaint ;it is sufficient to observe I 11 Trees, containing 513 feet, on Eroetcd Hill Farm s In • Bens- ' c o „ ey , . that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite toshose ted, in one Lot: '4.7 J . 1 .• , .. . , s-. Amount of the French Depot de la Guerre. o; mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of . 6 'Trees, containietild fewest midge Foot Penn. - 1 . -rbi Military Intitutes of Onusander. • the virus, in-its most confirmed stages, yetit does not in the least 17 Trees, containing 612 feet, in Gudgeun's Mead and Beth Mil • injure the constitution ;on the contrary, it enovates the system Wood Mead, in Gre El at ston, lb one Lot. Co iv' e Merits of Cavalry, Infantry, Engireers, I and Light Troops, discussed. in all iss natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di- j 9 Trees, containing 601 feet ,ha May's Land Wood, in Broxted, ' Military Moulins, Aphori,ms, Lee. gettion: thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous constitu. In ore Lot. i 11. tion to the frightful eoudition that mercury does, it not only,pre- 6 19 Trees , containing 1072 feet, on Eiston Hall Farm, [ , Edition, i • in A-ewn two elegant Volumes, Foolscap Octs iv 'P lig • serves that coestitution in its primitive state, but restores a weak Great Eiteon,in one Lot.- Half•a-.;uinea in board.. and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number. 313 Trees, containing 1488 feet, in Horne Wood, and in Tilley i The MILITARY MENTOR ; tee a ahR TES et I .E IIII less instances are on recent record of thi superior eSeacy of this Grange Spring, in Tlltey, in two' . on. receurty written by a GENI.R.I.I. OiFICER TO lifS S 1 OS _ ng medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual 1 164 Trees, containing 3457 feet, in MayesWood, in Tiltey, i his entering tee Army. Coniprisir.g a course of 0 4 0 11 coreective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess in e ta Lots. • .to, ..: , ~....... of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, though 96 Trees, containvziovu GENTLEMAN AN D 'THE SOLDIEL lion Lye . ltrin. Is isi Iritrey, in : Hon, eak .i. u i l i at E edtoune theLiartcters and Acton not less destructiVe r indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes ~ . i two Lots . in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of . , ...roes a- s e , 15 'lives containiag f. 411 disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are ' 1 heti nel Cheery Hall Farm, in Brox- .in the Army, and its•adoption in all Military hchoeils7 • The established character of this Work, its general highest eulniems which C.lllbc cuwerrad upou it, Print; none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de- ted, in one Lot. ficiency which prevents or - embitters the matrimonial state ; _ the gg T ree's containing a.' , 31 feet, in Love Spring, in Broxted, in her, but he is satisfied with the utility which be believes im - cutuiums, addressed to the Falitor, might be quoted . oul *L e • unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re. one Lot. !ended his welleenrant endtivours.and-ilssdaciertlY cat' ~..,,sel , lief, until he is reduced to suck a state of weakness as to render 132 Trees, eontaining 2143 feet, in Bush Wood, at Cherry .by the sale of many thousand copies of his wort i . iiie../ ~.. I life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling refine Green, in /Ironed, in four Lots. lion to know, that they may now, ley a new infallible mode of • • period. He hopes the principle* contained his boa 13 Trees, containing 351 fat , G reen Farm, i n m ortal, and on their account he is solicitous the : il l s ~, I treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a Emitted, In one'Lot. °n CherrY - laand be readandstudied; 1 th e ligivge a' It, strong, manly and vigoreus constitution. i In all easel of debility , de fi ciency, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Corns sex ; M " ..41 ' • For fa r ther puipulars, apply to Mr. Wade, of Dnermaw El &rite and Browne, bolielturs, Fetter lane, Landon ; I is written. • P . ~W • .r . a a illi LO rla°l2 ! • Printed for Rie6442 PHILLIPS. Brbtre•greet. 800 • Goad and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex with the Messrs.Exley and Stocker, Solicitors,Furntvars Inn,London; Mr. to b . hadof all k 11-rs and Dealers in Bookie), • a 800 se . 1 greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, Nat 107, Hatton Vinieollibe, at Elston Lodge, latex ;or Co the Auctioneer at . helatid, and the Colonies y Garden. Patients in the country, describing the pardenlars of Thaxted Parsonage, Essex, where , printed Funiculars and condi- `, ------- •-- — vet_ ONT. lie° I ' ! their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing s Banklists; Me , tions of 4aile may be had fourteen days prior to the Auctiar., as LONDON i Printed isd Pub/Med by I•Ea er" No. 1 Gehl' have the necessary medicine and advice mt.* say pan s e s k is I well as settle Places of Sale, sad the priheipal Ismain the neighs I ierbury Place, Lambeth, at the STAR-Orr:cc, .. I kinseloin. No. 10'7, Hatton Garden. , ' laQurtmd• I street. 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