Star. — London, England, 1808-03-11 00:00:00

; -- • - OXFORD • ' READING ASSIZES. :On Tuesday the Lent Assizes commenced ther e BefOre the Honourable Justice CHANUME and the Ho nourable Baron Gustiest, when the following prisoners toidt their *trials viz.. ThlUral Co a;, charged on the cash of 'William Jones, of Abingdon, of haxiisg:. on: The 25th day of November, last st olen a number of . watches of the value of 101., his property. The prosecutor , stated. that w> the 25th day of November last, between the Looms of twelve at night and four in the morning, 'toe of his shop Window was forced Open, and 'a pine - of glass broken, and the articles stated hi the odic t, taken away. The prisoner was apprehended at WhOlWich on the 28th of . November,. where he offered several of the ivatchesfbr sale; they. were ArOcltieed in Court, and sworn to by the prose char as being;the articles stolen from his shop.— The pristine: made no : defence, and the Jury found hiip Guilty—Dee/h. Eilinaret Miler was fbund guilty of stealing divers quantities of lead, the property of the Rev. Richard Godley, of eaten . , from - off a house belonging to . the prosecutor at Clewer.—Tramliortedfor seven year:. Henrylrigir was indicted fot. stealing a quantity of hay from . the rick-yid of Henry Gearing, of Watch field-7-44;1/d: ; • .• • • • under an in jireltlromkinson was Charged' quisi tion t a ken . -before .14t.stte. Etimerosa, .Esq. Coroner, with having feliinicusly killed and slayed John Chad wick, of the EOrough of. New Windsor. The pri son`pt is a soldier belonging to the Royal Horse Guards Blue; the deceased was a ,private belonging to the Staffordshire it appeared in evidence that the pristiner andthe deceased wire, drinking at a public-house at Windstir, that they were both in tolkated; when words arose, and the prisoner struck. the deceased , and be died he' following day—The Jury returned' a verdict Of -Man;4laughter; and the Court sentenced him to pay. a fine of One ' and and' to be imprisoned One Month. • . 10/sevi Cox :was .indicted for a rape on the body of Sailali.Holfidge, spinster, on the 10th of February last, .in the parlili,of .Leicomb Bassett. 'Tie prose.• cutrix, who is a liuk diminutive girl.. Tkit - mOre th an an eleven . years el age,- and appeared extremely stated,thut as she was going on the road on the 10th of lebroary last, 'sheaves met By the prisoner, whom she never. saw before, oudet*. behaving very inde cent. to,her; threw- her forctrehly.on the ground, and i coMmitted the criina Tent io ne d . i n . the ndictment— from the nature of the. Child's teitinseny there appear. ed doubt Of ths: tact butt, front a small de fect in the evidence t he vies. to 4 the regret of the whole Court* acquitted 9f the . rape, but was afterwards tried for the assault;and competed, And sentenced to pay.. a fine of LOs. and be ,Inprisonea. for Two Years. The case of several Serpli us Ulcers at York, inserted in the public papers, and. stated as advan cing towards recovary . „ and : . as. having existed for sev en preceding years, in the • and.: of a young girl, aged fourteen, with much injury to her health, is now declared, on the mother's authority, healed, and the girl restored to health , by the sole operation of SPILS BURY'S Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, as administered in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and eruptive com plaints. Those pertont, anxious as to this case, are informed, the original letters may be seen at the Dis pensary, .in Soho,sqnare , • Lo ndon ; and at York, Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary information. It ss requested you will ask for the Patent Antiscoiltu tic Drops, with a blaCk ink stamp, in bottles of 51..6d double bottles 10s. and larger 11. 2s..duty included. — An allowance on takinglielf a dozen. DLVIDENDS.. Much 12. Peter Degraves, of Cheapsido, London, and of Man chester; and Thomas Bainbridge, of Manchester, warehousc men and copartners, at tvrelvc at Gidictnall. March 12. Thomas Bish o p , cif bide Bast Cheap, London, car penter, at one at Guildhall. • March 1 Spencer Fern, of Cannon-street , Londom , dry salter, at • DIkD. On the . Rth instant, at her boom in grosvertor-squate, in the 82d year of her ve., Mrs. Allinson, witiow of the late, el'atleS son, Esqt Brarnhaht itiggtrOn di! county of York. and daugh ter of the late Wrn. Aislane, Esq. of Studley Royal, in the same CountT. • xiu itr On Tuesday, at Rs:sprit*, inSomersetahire, the Lady of Hairy Strangsv i sys, Esq. of a ion, • . CURE .oy. STONE AND GRAVEL.• . PERRY, Surgeon, _ Souchampton-street, Av-g• „ploomsbory-squire; Proprietor of ADAMS's SOLVENT, a mild* yet efficacious cure of S'l ON iand GRAVEL in the Blad der orKidneys, acquaints the public, that he has for dome years de voted Ma who's+ professional attention to the above Diseases, He may be consulted daily at his, own House, and more especially on Wednesdays and Friday', wriire he dispenses the Solvent In bot tles of 45. ed. i is. and iL tls. Stamps included, two of which last scarcely ever fail to correct the calculousdiathesis in the habil, and therebrprevent the concretion of Stone in persons of a sedentary life. Sold also at Bacon and Co':, 150, Oxford-street, and at Hot con's, front of the Royal Exchange. The Author's " Disquisition of the Scone and Gravel," 9th edition, pointing out their cause and the diet to be observed duiing the cure, with many exfraor dinary cases, some of perfect recovery even after the Operation had been resolved on ; may be had at Symonds's, Bookseller No. Paternoster-row, 1.41 J FLEK'S RES I'ORA rivE TOOTH-rOW• 1 DER, here affiired to the ufe of the Public at large, was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance, and the Nobility and Gentry, his patients. and its virtues juftly appreciat ed ;hut a certain delicaty prevented him from publicly announcing: tl•it preparation. Mr. butler has come into poffeffien of the originii reipe, and be begs to affure thofe afilleted with decayed or offen five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efficacy and refleor. rive quality —a truifm of which any one may be convinced, by a fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder, its deterfive property is juit fullicient to clear away thofe d ftruelive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the ince:Ricca of the teeth. without injuring the furnace of either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new ena• via of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable odour and is withal fo perreEtly innocent, that it may be eaten without njt,ry. Thefe diftinguiffling charadtcriftles of its fanative effeds and fuperiority. have procured it the unbounded approbation of the (Imam. she Trinceffet, the Emerefs of Ruflla, the Ducileff,s of York, Redford Gor bilit don, Leeds. bility Rnthod,and mit of the I. ngliffl and foreign No many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a necef fary appendak,e to the toilet, and indeed they do hot common Jul. tice herein, firer it imparts a firmer!' and beau tit ul redners to the -row ,to the breath the molt deledtahle Ivreetnefs and. if tired COll. as diredted, will render the teeth' firm and white, and Pea vent the tooth ach from returning to that who have been liable to its I nnit baneful eficdts. Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr Barter, No. 4. t'Chespfhle. corner of Paternotter-row, London. and of molt .bun tr Mt.ticifie Venders•ard Perfumcrs,ln.boxes at 25. 9d. etch. of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth. `MAIM, price Is. each. .•• plair infot pens Mrs. sate tic 1 doul An Marl eb nil Mar Pe Man sal 01 year son, ter a Cam Stri iv a m 1 der Tots We des scar thel .ton' eft and dim had No • .11 Nc bt tl•i re. tiv fat d. nil til tat th • .1) (1 fa ti • : - • 1 '• . • is t. • • • SALES BY AUCTION. ...., BY ORDER or tHE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE CARE. AND DISPOSAL OF DANISH PROPERTY. At the Loudon 'tavern, on FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 12 o'clOek in the forenoon, THE ENTIRE CARGO of the Danish Batque NEPTUNUS, No. 20, H. I. GONDICISON late Master, de tained by the Private Ship of War Lox° Comittane, and since condemned to the Crown. Consisting of about About t4O TONS of ALICANT SALT. For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues and any further par ticulars' apply to Mr. Gmes 1V 11 . 6/OR D, Mcrehant, - one of the Agcntsfor Daniqa Property. Also, the good Brig VENSK ABET, No. '72, J. M. Ecteini late Master, condemned to the Crown, and now lying in Catwater. Length on Deck 61Et. 71nCh. Breadth above the Wales 18 81 Depth in Hold 11 • 0 Admeasures 85, 87•94 Tons. The Hull, Masts, Standing and Runnin g Rigging, as they now lie, with all fault* and defects. '• • • Salt In No. 10, • • For viewing the Vessel, Stores, and the cargo of and for inventories anti any further pWarticulars, apply td Mr. GILES ELSFORD, Merchant, One of the Agents for Danish Property. By Order of the Commissioners for the Disposal of Demi* v r: - Property. At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the lath Mar* 19004 at 11 &Clock In the Forenooni . -. .. -..:. .' • THE Good Brig AUK 0 R A...—No. $ 88, DIMENSIONS --. Length on Deck - Mt Feet 5 Incite& Btcadth - 20 I F} • -.- Depth in the Hold -11 l 11 Admeasures - 119 77-94 Tone. The Good Brig ABEL MARGARETHA, No 90. • DIMENSIONS: Length on Deck - 80 Feet 9 Inches. Breadth - 92 10 Depth - 19 2 Adniewires - 174 78-94 Tons. The Good Brig WENSKABIT, N 0.141. DIMENSION S : Length on Deck - 70 Feet 11i Indict Breadth - 2 s l 10 • Depth in the Hold - 14 2 Adtneasur s - 144 61-94 Tons. The Good Ketch DOROTHEA MARIA, 810. 49. DIMENSIONS: • Length on Deck • 60 Feet fi nches, Breadth - 19 , Depth - 9 7 Admeasures - 91 4-94 Tons. A deposit of i-sd part of the purchase-money of the vessels and 251. per cent. on the Goods will be required at the time of sale, and the remainder before delivery of the vessels and goods, in cash or Bank clf England Notes. For viewing the vessels and goods, apply at the Counting House of THOI'VLIS LOCKYER, Merchant, Plymouth, Feb. 91. One of the Agents for Danish FrOperty At London inns F°ll-&---Plyntouth, T uesday, esday; the 15th of March, at twelve o'clock in the forenoon precisely, THE Capital fast-sailing, ketch-rigged French Privateer GLANEUR, the terror and destruction of our trade during a period of two years, having often been cbaced by our fastest Ships in vain. DIMZNSIONS. Length on deck 65ft. Sin. Breadth, extreme - 19 9 Admeasnres 96 72-94 tons. This vessel is pierced for twenty guns, most abundantly found in atom, which are in good order and condition, and she may be sent to sea in a few days, if required ; was rapttn el by his Ma jesty's sloop of war Scorpion, Francis Stanfell, Esq. Commander, after a long and severe chace. Also, the GLANEUSE, an improvement on the model of the GLANEUR, being built under the immediate inspection of the former Commander of that Vessel ; had only been six days at sea when she was decoyed .under the guns of the Scorpion, and even then not captured till after an obstinate chace. DIMENSIONS. 74ft. 10in. 23 1 8 5 Admeasures 153 79-94 tons. This vessel is also pierced for twenty guns, partially copper fas tened, most amply found in stores (which are new), and requires little or nothing to put her to sea. Both these vessels will be sold, with all their stores, as they were brought in. They are exactly adaptesl to the employ wherein they have been engaged, and there cassnot'be a finer op portunity for privateering speculation. . For inventories, view, and further particulars, apply to Wit tram PitOt roe Smta tt, Esq. kiDock ;• 01 , 10 • "• J,AMES SLADE,..Ie Plymouth. And on Tuesday, the 29th of March, at the saint place, at the hour of eleven in the forenoon, will be SOLD the *salad, fast. sidling, Copper-bottomed Brig ELIZA, of 170 tons,.pervegister, I eondetuned as Prize to his Ma;esty's Ship Tribune, Thomas Ba ker, Esq. Commander. The properties of this vessel as a fast sailer are enrivalled ; she would make a capital Private Ship of War, or would answer for any other employ, where extraordinary ttl;kitch • After which will be SOLD the Ship PAMELLA., condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Tribune, Thensas Baker, Esq. Com mander ; and his Majesty's Ship Indefatigable, Jobn Tremayne Rodd, Esc. Commander. This is a firm, good vesselovell found in stores and sails well, is calculated for general purposes, and may be sent to Sea at an easy expence: She burthens about 900 tons. Also her CARGO, which is particularly recommended to the notice of the Public, as the best cargo of FRENCH WINES that has been brought under the hammer during the war, within • this port. The Pamelia was hound to Stettin, from Bourdeaux, and has been brought in about six weeks. Cargo-50 Pipes Picardon Wine. 43 Hogsheads Beziers Muscat Wine. 150 Tuns of Mudoc, and other Wiues, both red and White, of the first quality. 1 Cask Olive Oil. 1 Case Fruits and Sweetmeats. 1 Case Liqueurs. ] Ditto Anchovies. Immediately after the Sale of the Pamelia's Cargo, will be SOLD the Good C;alliot FANNY, of about goo tons burthen. This vessel is condemned as Prize to kis MajestO Ship Indefa tigable, John Tremayne Rodd, Esq. Commander, being. captured on her voyage from Bourdeaux ; she is perfectly new, very bur thensome, and abundantly found in Stores, which are in excellent order, and nearly, new. And then her CARGO, which is also a very prime and choice Cargo of Wine. 95 'l'uns Red Wine 5 Tuns Vinegar 34 Tuns White de. After which will be SOLD, the entire CARGO of the Danish Brig B ASKEBON DE, captured on her voyage from Cette to Co. penhagen,and condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Cutter Cheer ful, 1). Carpenter, Esq. Commander, consisting of 138 Pieces Brandy 59 Hhds Wine 51 Pieces Wine 3 Cases Saccharum Saturni Also, PART of the CARGO of the Danish Brig WENSKA , BET, captured on her voyage from Leghorn, and condemned to his Majesty's Ship Champion, John Courts Ikawford, Esq. Com mander", consisting of TOR ZIPOSTATION. 12 Casts Galipoli Oil 8 Chests Essences 5 Pi p es Oil 1 Chen Opium 15 Casks -1 Cask Orpiment 50 Pipes of Wine S ---- Storax 17 Chests Manna 3 Myrrh 7 Casks Cream Tartar 1 Chest Succades 4 Butte Currants 3 Bales Rags 3 Casks Allem 2 Chests Sculptured Marble 9 Chests Soap 4 Marble Painting-ston es , Ste. 2 Casks 01-angee. 25 Parmasan Cheeses Any, FOE 110115 CONSlnerrifni• 8 Casks Capers Q Bales Sarsaparilla 9 Casks i . 7 Cases Vermicelli 3 CasesS 3 Casks Oil of .Almonde 4 Pipes Olives : 1 use / capers 1 Cask do. Packages • These Goods miri he-efeeved three days before the Sale, whop ! Catalogues will be ready for delivery, For. any further inform**. tion, apply to WiLLIADI PROCTOR SMiTN Esq. Plymouth Dockp JAMES SI.:ADE, let Plythoutik Plymouth, Feb. 27.1808. . Length on deck Breadth, cocaine Depth SA.LLS bt Turiol4. PORT Oir . FALMOUTH. Cato-MS. : i $y order of the Hon. Commaoners of his hiligesty"s on'Tianiday,the 17th ,day of Marc h neatest 2. in. * the fora- noon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at *.Custoan house in this Port; THE• FOLLOWING ooOD 3, ' NTI z. _ 112111bs. Manufactured Tobacco iiiilbs. Cinnamon .080 Lest4litto • 42 Tapioca ~ 4 Snuff . '• • - 1517 Cheese ;11l Tea 1051 Butter y 049 Coffee 9 Bushels Potatoes API Chotoltte 121 Gals; Wine 1228 Salt t; " ",• Cordial , . 912 - Sugar . 6 Vinegar . The Goods maybe viewed two days preceding the sale, cm ap• plicatitm at the Custmn-1. By Order of-the-Hon. Commisslooers of his Majesty:a Customs,. On TUESDAY,' March 15, and Two following Day ‘ s, at .pour ~ o'Clock in the Alterrinon of each Oily, in the . Long.listrina'of the CustinitHense; Bristril; • • • • 4 .17 i E t FIN I LOW ING GOODS, clear of i,, • ' 'Dade's; viz. Aboitt 1045 Cwt. Muse°. Sugar • • 66 lbs White Salt 1107 Me Tanterinds • ^ l9l lbs Foul Salt 22) ;be Spaniels WO 1 lb Chocolate 20 bdls. Reed Cane 611 lbs Raw Coffee ' 400 lbs. Brass Pass 2 Gallons Cordials' XOO • . do. Rum Shrub • , 6.1/14ictiFir Timber 1 do. Whiskey )79 Deal Boards 1 . do. Vruic 28 Deal Ends 63 Dot. Beer and Porter )0 Paling Boards 85 Pietas Linen Cloth 5 Maus 19 do. Cotton and Linen 200 Staves Handkerchiefs 8 Resins Writing Paper 72 Grace Buttons 5 Boats and Materiala 5 Dozen 'Pairs Women's lea 15 lbs Honey thet Shocs 58 ibs Succaffes 115 Grote Corks 8 Ms Ginger and Pepper 30 Orme Tobacco Pipes 281bs Tortoise Shell 13 lbs Castile Soap 2 lbs Castor Oil _. Dilicao.cpollkierlin.tanroLtous riu4 Tr,:5E PO4 have, long obtained, a iltu ce In the prlvata practice of the PrePficirk,' Mr. Ersiotia l t eary, and from Moir great iinctess in•niantobstinare bi ti oat • : , do., on numerous pallenthofdissiOtidlianclisthers,pa n k ala , a ,.., Duko Bedford, Sir George Wortenair Gregory p age i•" , ,..L's • the Dowager Lady Say and Sale, .thelris , euntess h.; 1, 5 . he was persuaded ofer them to the puhtie, tau t e r t he . ' ballot' and sanction of their name. The following is a proof of theft- efficacy' et Deal castle, Hnverford Weil, Sowell Wales, reb . .2 4041. " Captain Lloyd presestabis compliments to Mr. Lila : , . though not pqrsopally arts ainted with littl woe.'" b•lce urituale; • yo, if he ',Muhl send him fonr.or five boxes of his Pill s u use as.he eissilaly.can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has. always uled the mai:•.. d ur. ., u uow pregnant, and very unwell ;for the grest casictain have been to Mrs. Llopt, as well 33, to Col. Bishop . aut e ali t Capt. Lloyd feels it his dully to rev:oral:rad the pills o sz . ever he goes •he really thinks If Mr: Disim would avpaiot : te .; '"5 Ors as tenders in this county, iie a % ext. & to , th r community." • The Pills sre foVnd 19 Ile inellisperst)le remedy for rtitori, g • :. the r tone tbz stoma* for. zniincindigestian, for proluo lg ( I , crudities, and their witsequein dizrpeable eruct:atom fi n * They prevent habitual- temporary costiveness, ' A% heid.oches, . and_heartpburn, which is ociesinbed br prsg at 4 a debilit444 stomach, whOiser•or*shwfroni the acriew4 : theridusanbues i nvppera v e 4t , 14 /risking to rut Fs. • Sold whaesalc and.. rebel Pt Mr.,tutl.r's, N 0..!, CtiLIA corner"of Paiternoster-row,' X.olidon ; and retail by most • Medicine Venders,ln boost at 2sAd.quid Ci. eath. ._!: 1 O pluck the role of pleelure a and und4 . 4 • L by its thorn, has been the f.vourite objet of mankind di m ,* in this they have been too often difappointed; happily fur thrend foolety, the baneful Aids of illicit intereourfe ate eafily nu n ,* if application i s war d s to thatinvaltiabie.preparation of D r . F itt . ans, terined GU'ITA SAI.O PARIS. 1 hole Diuretic vcre. table Drops contain no mercurial poifon to undermine the tutlon, and plant difeafe where the aim is to reftore health , sa l mi In many heated fpecifics of the day do ; on the contraty, t a Docent is this Molt efficacioui preparation. that it is adminificeed whit fafety to children of the molt tender age, fo fueeefsfulareits powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Ibort time the [mild difeafe, however latent they may Ic, or diftant the tiniest d. Tht molt obftinate glects, lots of bone and pabta, 3 4 in fhott, the worft appearances of the adlion of a eariain dif o k have yielded, in a very Mort period, to their it.flui nee. Toth". Medicine bow many thoufands have been indelited fur the rega ration of health, after being difeniffed the ilofplials,andisad ar gone through all the routine of cannunn medicine; nutmegs virtues couflned alone to counteradl a certain difeafe; vebtake la s morbid Rate of the fluids exifts, as in few:hulk and newest esta. plaints, it ism) Ids a never failing remedy Still whoiefaie at au Bt.tkr's, No. 4.Cheapfide, corner of Paternofter-row; and redi by molt Country Boulifclicrs, in bottles at as. 9d.and 41.6 d. witik ample diredions. ANGEL INN, CHESTERFIELD. TO BE SOLD OR LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LL that Substantial FREEHOLD BRICK HOUSE, 1 the ANGEL INN, situate in the Market Place of Chester field, in the County of Derby. The House contains five Parlours, a very large room suited to the purpose of a public Dining or Assembly Room, a Card Room, a suitable number of Lodging Rooms, extensive Cellars, and every other convenience for an Inn of the first respectability. There are excellent Stabling for forty Horses, convenient Coach Houses; a Cdsch Office, Granaries, several detached Rooms, i *patios* Yard, and a Garden. The whole forms one of the most complete Posting Houses and: Travellere. Inns on the road from London to Leeds. It is Ire swotted by three daily coaches, and the town being in the direct line of road bettveen London and Leeds, and being only one stage from Matlock Bath, Buxton; Chatsworth, Cas Icon, and other M postirt in the summer, and from Slit Ili Ad, Worksop, Mansfield, and other towns, it is of course a place through which there is a deal of posting. • Possession may be had at Lady Day next, and the Purchaser or tenant may be accommodated with the furniture, stock, ace. at a fairvaluation: • For farther particulars apply to Mr. Peech; or to Messrs. Rim ( ington and Wake, Sheffield. —Sheffield, February 15, 1808. SAItAIEN HEAD INI4, SNOW•HILL, LONDON. NORTH, FA`iT, WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL COACH and WAGGON OFFICE. \XTILLIAM MOUNTAIN, Setects's HEMP, V V, SNOW MIA, I..ONDON• The heft Accommodative for Travellers. rod Beds, choice Liquors, with moderate Chug,; and the following Polt Coaches, 'Vail Coach, Waggour, k out from the above Inn t CHEST ER, Tarpoley, Namptvalch, Wolfeley-Bridge, sad Litchfiela new Ttlee,raph Coaches, Daily. BuSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, kis out cut, y Evening. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Tann new Creels, easy Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. LIVERPOOI., Wariington, itntraford, Stone, and Litchfield Poft Coach, celled the Expedition, every Evening, at 5 o'Clocii te the Crown Inn, Red-erofs.ltreet, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BR ISTOL—i•Uncionunou Clina'p *frowning tonsil and Brined, by the Flyirg Pan Coaches, through Chippeehme, . Caine, and Marlborougat, every Afternoon , arrive at Air. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, andjhe London Tavern, Therm Brat. Brittoi, next Morning.—trifide, t 1 Is. Cutfide, au. Coaeheste Wells, Bridgewater. Taunton, &e. • LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fits oat every Mowing, at &•'Clock, carries foist fallacy only. and goes remarkably eafy, pats trough Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doe. caller, and Ferrytoridg4'to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nett day at Noon. Norwlthilanding the uncommon expedition of stab (back, is allowed to be the molt agreeable and eassopkte public convey. &nee oa the North Road, being unequalled in accommodation by any other. KENDAL. Lance fter, frellOn, Kirby Lonfdale, Boohoo, Cher. ley, Otruikillt. and Guam g Vt.ft Coaches, airy Afternoon, at Fite o'Clock.—Csuarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Grrtna-Green, Anmn. Dumfries, Brownhill. Thom hill, Sanquhar-Kiln, C a mnock ,Kingfwell, and di Parts of &inland, Camperdown Coach, Sunday, Tuefday, ani Thurfday Marring, at Seven o'Clock. LOUTH, .Spitilfr,,,l3ofton, Hull, Grimfby, Spalding, Peter. borougb.Stilton, and I luntingdon Cotch, kts off every brain. YOBJC,ltreweanl sand Edinburgh New Coael,perfurotedudds a Guard throughout, feta out every Morning at Seven o'Clock, way of Newark, Retford. Tadcaftcr, Darlington, Nortballertoa, Durham, Morpcth, and Berwick. Paffcngers finding leaden* fatigued from the length of the journey, may reit wisattiete fled *ale, and then proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coaches to Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other . CARLISLE, Pewit's, and Whitehaven Pon Coach, goes with. 'oar Horfes and a Guard an the way —palfes through Breve% Appleby, Gretokrldge, Richmond, Catterick, Borougbbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncafter, and Grantham..(the =re:iv/ay by t 8 edits), feta out every Sunday, Tuefilay, and Tburfday Morning, and performs the joarney with the greaten fatality Paifengers detained on the road by bufinefs, or pleafurc, have the peculiar adtentage of their feats being fecured in the nest Coach (with only fix Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth , Febnouth, Dartmouth, Wtymouth,Dor chelter, and Salinsury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at Fos o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axminner, Endre; Blandford, Bafingftoke, and Bagihot. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Mus ing at Seven—Guarded. OXFORD. Bcnfon, and Henley Pot Coach, with a Gaud. EDINBURGH MUSEUM FOR SALE, - On Monday the nth of April next, at Twelve' o'Clock, Noon within the Museum Room, West Register-street, Edinburgh, THE whole of that Valtable Collection Of.CURI- I, OSITIES, Natural and Artificial, which coosod the Mu seum of the late Mr. WILLIAM Bu Reitz.. Besides a beautiful Assemblage of rare Scotch and foreign Birds (the preservation of which is allowed by good judges to be superior even to that in the British Musium) there a great variety of Minerals, Ores, Fossils, Pebble:, Shells, Petrifactions, Corals, Gems, Medals, Roman and other Coins, with Beasts of various kinds, arid in excellent order. .There is also a variety of rare and antique artielei ' particularly of Armour and Wearing Apparel, from the South Sea Islands and other places, too minute to be more particularly mentioned here. Part of this Museum had, with uncommon care and industry, been collected by Mr. Burrell, during a long residence on the C • tinent, and part culled from the Museurns of Guthrie, Callone, Weir, Rackstow, Shultz, and other sources. The sale will continue till the whole are sold 'off.—Catalogues may be bought from Mr. W. G. Burrell, at the Museum, between the 15th day of March and the day of sale. The Room (which is about 50 feet long, and lighted from the roof as well as the side); %valise Let for entry at Whitsunday, and may be seen during the sale. The tenant, if he inclines, may pro bably be accommodated with a Dwellinghonse attached to it. For particulars, apply to William Montgomery, f ed S. Edin burgh. . . every Afternoon. at Five ta'Clock. MANCHES TER. Stockport, Maelesfield. COngleton, New . IMPORTA;Cr DlSCOygiiky. rude, Walfait and Wolverhampton Putt Co.,ch, every After. THEAdvantage the Public must always derive noon.—Guardo from regaaly edticated professional men directing almost SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shift', al Pet Coach, * exclusively their s t ud)tes to one species of malady, was never more Royal Charlotte every evening at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and Bell clearly demonstrated than by the 'unexampled success which has and Unicorn Inn; Sbrcwfbury —G u ard ed. attended the administration o f their new remedy, and the extraor- SOUTHAMPTON, Winchefter, Aftesford. and Altos Cat* dirrary cures it has performed. For along series of years, Messrs. every Morning. Culotte and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty a service, have BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pet C 026, wi ft a Guard- 4 . 4 ° made the Venereal Disease the Particular object of their investi- net every Afternoon, and reache s Birmingham next day at Nem. gatlon, and are happrin having discovered a medicine superior to Pallet by Oxford, Entton and Shiptlone, to the Saracen 't Hulk memury in the cure of that complaint; it Is rafficient to observe Bull duet, Birmingham. that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those HULL, Northeave, Howtlen, Thorne, and DOSKifte Pot of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every . vestige o f Coach, every Morbing, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun bats the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it doei not in die least Myton Gate, Hull. injure the constitution ;on the contrary, it renovates the-spurli HERTFOAD, Ware, Hoddeftion and Chefhunt Coach, owl in all its natural functions , p romotes a pp etite, nap facilitates di.: Morning. gestion t thus instead of reducing a strong and vigor constitu- BEACONSFIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Redhill new Pcit tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not•only pre- Cralt, every Morning st•d Afternoon, by serves that constitution in its primitive state, bit restores a we ak TOI'TENHA hi slid F.dmoittori Coach. daily, at half pail oh and debilitated one to its natural strength a n d vigour: Ilfdiriher- half pelt two, half pail four, and half pat (even o'clock. less instances are on reeent record of the superior effinaey o f this N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Gooks, Sce conveyed by the Richard Warts and Cu. medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a-perpetual under menti Bury and all Parts of Scirn • an/ oned WAGGONS. co r rective to bodily debility, wheth er proceeding fr o m ass excess T 9 DISS, Bucks, Btingay, of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more inaiilleits, itough Monday. not Tess destructive, indulkrenteef.incautiour youth . of boric sexes MARI.I3RO', Newbury and Reading. every Tuerdel• .... in a cortabi pernicious habit. Amidst tbeenelanctustyvadety of WORCFSTiait, Kidderminficr, Hereford. C..rmart' en, r"."‘ - disorders width are the consequence of this solitary vice, emote are . n:'•ek, and all parts of South Wales, Pergatire and Wycoalbt." 4 .cone more of than that distressing mate of debility amide- Saturday. ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the CIRENCPSTF.R. Abington and Henley, three timer a week. unhappy sufferer broods over his inisfertaliel aitunned to sea re- SOUTHA MPTO'N,W inch. fter, At:tufty, Lyt•dlnfi,l4lnkt• lief, until be is reduced to such a state of weakiess "ai to render -ton, Chriftekut cb Ringwood, p o rdir•gbri,lgc . , tti'imbiturne, Teals life oppressive: - To WO porsorts ft. Solnielie 4.cdsoitng etiese- lac of Wight. jerfelt and Guernfey, Waigoos d :By. • t ree to know, that they May ilow,•bpa ne Se. infallible npade of SllNßUßYlidmpten and Twickenham. t wire a wet. s t ro ng, he restored to that greatest c a human likings, a E .ETEIt; Plymouth and FaYmnuth fly Waego. , s. daily, etv: strong, Manly. and vitorhui notistltull ff n.' ' ' ".,. eying Gobds Ind Paffengers, as ufual, wrali parts of the %%Ito 1 In all cases of debility, deficiency, from *whatever cane, arising, England. 6 es well al * in ever/ "Ma- If Venerealinfirmints,•htesgri. Ca rr i e • Whit. MOUNTAIN and. co. rerpelfially acqualot their frie ti r c a and Co. may ben t oneed b r patients-- bf either seit -with the 1 and. tbaPUblic, that ther cannot be accountable for an par cel .. _ .. greatest secrecy an honour, at their lumse, No. 107, Hatton- ' Lugga. gc;Re. or more than Phi l'cl,nTa ialiie, if loft Of MON 'Garden. Patients in the country deSerlbAng.the, narrictilsri o f nnkfs fpeeified at the time of delivery,and paid for accorJingll• a their complaints, by letter Mo st pald, Meloaliqr4-bMlrmitteoefn .the•lsraetre's.Heed [rut. gum 11iff.J.0nd0t .. ...„------ . have the neeeaattlY aie&flaie and Mal* teat *ler &at 'Ol the EZT4ssl77'rinted azu----7.--..—UNTEL KENT, of Co' published by ki7gdom. No. g - , Hatton Garda tertiary-Pace, Lambeth ;at the STAR•OV VICE, No. , street. Published at the Sraa - O r Cartr rie E, Temple-Bar. I "W; r e riumßE A LL P ` .630 tc4 00_se rbil 0 101116. 0 1 .1 01 tb pas, I ovum A 1% /ITAI VV The W EL 13 . ati Vv A ' spe aim E tl will rro Da saawaT falul' et tea, P" L o adoo. ghl rrw AS C untoA ALISO, ad lee The' We& TOP ffier NEAR THREE THOUSAND. TIMBER TREES, NEAR. STANMORE, MIDDLESEX —By Mr. FITCH, Rande Abercorn Arms lon, at Stanmore,'on Tuesday, the I Sth, Wednesday the 16th of March, 1 8 0 8 , at Eleven o'Clock each day, "UPWARDS of 30(X) OAK, ASH BEECH FIR, LIME, ARBELE, and ether TREES. Part of which are of large Dimensions, and more than Two Thousand of the said 'frees are Oak ; with their lops, Tops . and Bark, except the Beech which is felled, as they now stand numerically marked with Paint, in Pears Wood, between Brockly Hill and Stanmore; and will be Sulcl by the Foot (to be measured when felled) and in I.ots convenient for Purchasers. May be tiewedi by applying to Mr. White, at the Woodgate house, Part b Orchard, of whom particulars may be had. •„'' of the best of the Oak, and other 'limbers will be in the first Day's Sale. Particulars and Conditions of sale may be bad of Mr. Pinkett, No. 3, Elm Court, Temple, London ; of Mr. Fitch, Wine Mer chant, 6s, Jermyn-street, St. James's, Westminster; at the Place of Sale; and R. Fitch, Auctioneer, Land Agent and 'll:fiber Sur veyor, at Stanmore, Middlesex. I - Fir . Ti .P4l' $ 4 11 Roy'.