Star. — London, England, 1808-07-09 00:00:00

_ : =lo,ll..Wwirds mAßiceits.. • f • INSPTICEOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE,•Iu'y 7. Wheaep-r load' 191. 10s. to 231 Se. • Eardey,per qsarter 445. --d. to 465. -d. Oats 475. -d. to 525. .-d. .014 Being .. • 635. -4. to 725. ...it • PRICE OF HOPS. • SAGS. POCSZTS. • Kent 41. Os. to SL. os. - Kist 41. 14s. to . 51. 12s Sasser 41. Os. to 41. 14s. Sussex 41. Its. to 51. 5s E ssex 41. Os. to 51. Os. Farnhim 61. 00s. to 81.001 Duty laid at 180,0001. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROLIOH MARKET. Bags,Ktm 41. Ios. to 51, lOs •Pockets 4L•tss. to 61. 10s. •Susser 41. ss. to 41. 15s. 4L 55. - to 51. 7s. Farnham 71. 155. to 101.55. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMEs . S. . WiIiTSCSA ?EL. * - Hay Si. 10s. to 61. Ids. • Hay . 4T. 101. to 61. Its Straw 21. Bs. to 21. 14s.< Clover 6li. 10s. to 81. OB Straw IL 16s. to 21. is PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow'Hay 51. fls. to 61. 10s. Clover "61. lOs to 71. 10s. New ~,to 51. Os. to .51. los. • Straw ' 21. 2s. to 21. 81. S M I THFIELD MARKET, Itytt 3. To sank the Offal per WSW of Sib. Beef 4s. Od. to s s. o d. Veal Ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d Mutton 41. 4d. to Ss. 4d. Port ' 4s. 0.1, to Gs. Od Lamb 45 84 to 7s Od; ' SIAS OS CA rTLIC THIS DAV. * ' Basis, about 550-Sheep, 7.500: '. Calves, WO..Pigs, 300. • . . NEWGATE AND I.EADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of Sltr. bytke s arcsoe. • • ' • Bed Ss. 24. to 4s. •4d ' Veil is. 441: te ss. Mutton 4s. Oil. to 4s. Bd. Polk. 45. Od. to Ss. .0 1 1; Lands 4s Od to es Sd. . PRICE OF LEATHER IN LE.ADF.NHALL MARKET. Batts IBd. 20d Calf Skins - 2.65. :3ft Ditto 23d. 22Nd DIU* 34s. 396 Atierchants' Backs led 194 d. Ilitre • 335. 55s Dressing Hides 174 d. ltd. Small Seals sp. 94. 3s. 54 Fine Coech Hides 184. 914. Large ditto 1005. 150$ Crop kildes for cutt. 16d. 184. Tanned Horse Ilidei 21s. ti3s Di tto 174. 19d. Goat Skips 00:3. 00d PRICE OF TALL9tV. St. lames's ballet M. 04 Thin Tallow '155 Cla 1 Clare Market ' 5a Od Yellow Russia • +.II 1.4 Od W ILIUM:Uri Market. 4s •1 Id White ditto ..-s -:i Od 4 per stows of sib. . Soap ditto • 94.10.4 Pd 14, lld Melling Stuff ....•-•-• 72. s 04 4s 1144 Ditto rough • 009 Od Grain • 141 Od , • 94i 01 • Good Dreg/ Yellow Soap, 114)--Mettled,:1241 06-Curd, 140+. • : • Peke of Canines, p e r dozen' . 145 oil-Moulds, ISs o,d I'o4l. 'MARKET,. Jail B. Skips at Millet • - • Ships sold . • • 18 Newavtle'Ccials 1 1 7-- - •• 46*. Od. to 54. Sd. 2 Sundoeland • • .2 .• - • •,440 64. to 4es 6d. 1 Yorkshire 0 . 00s. Od. to Obi. Od Average ATAL BET,— Yesterday :evening about seven sock a Gentleman undertook for a trifling wager, overleap tyre railing of St. James's Park, nearly .prosite the Guard House, Buckingham Gate. The Gentle:lan took a short run, but unfortunately not learing tiso railing, one of his legs was completely attd he was besides much hurt. He was immd tidy carried in a state of insensibility to West- Aster Hospital. yOung Gentleman of the - name c Henry Frtde ck Allingstp„ met his death An' his way borne' to Bedfont,ilom a friend's house in thiNewington road, Thursday Morning, after having spent a convivial ' e ning with a party of friends. The young Gentle. us uccompahled his atuttcin the visit, and aftet anpper.cloth had been remay_ed dancing was intro. iced, - in: which' Mr. A. esrue himself for upwards two hours, in apparent good: health and spirits. He, however, had not got a i spiarter of a mile fram the limisei when, in the act of 'Sporting about, and lumping over some railing, hi dropped down and ex. hied itt-a short time, from the rupture of a blond-ves, The deceased ltl'years of age, and the - son an eminent factor, at Has:eland,' Essex. itlAt!sioss-noese.Yesterdry the tradoman who stands char get on suspicion of nesting the plate from the church of St. Mar tin-Outwich% hs Blidmpagate-street, was again brought up, but as - evidence was adduced sufficient to warrant his ccnunitment, was discharged. MAILLSORUCIt STR e rr.—Yesterany Roberts, a hack ney-coachman, svas hped 40s. for extortion and ill-treating his fare. Me was hired by two ladies to take them from the Adelphi Charlotte street, Portland-place; Vf hen he arrived at the eat- 1 ter of the street; he stopped the vehicle, and demanded to know !hat the ladies meant •to give him, when he was told he should pave his fare, but he insi;ted on 33. 6d. which eonsiderably ex ceeding his just demand, was refused, on which he drove thee back to the Strand, detained them a considerable time, and treated' them with most vislent abuse. TnAllil Po ufEr----Thurealay night a Portuguese sailor was folly committed, charged with the wilful murder of a ntesunate, n board a Portuguese vessel, on the high seas. At Eurgh-lilll, Norfolk, the wife Major Parton, OtAppletosf- ' At his house, neat Et o n, al Dorton, in. the 70th year of his Age. Lately, at the advanced age of 110 years and is months, Mary Ralphson, Kent-street, Liverpool, born January 1,1698 , old st ile, - L o thaber, Scotland ; trrarrsee R alp h Ralphson, then a private , the army of Duke William; the followed the same, and was an attendant on her husband in several memorable engagements, both in England and Scotland. On the breaking out of the war in rencis Flanders, she embarked with the troops, and shared their toils and vicissitudes. In the battle of Dettingen, being on the held during the heat of the conflict, and . surrounded with heaps of slain, she observed a wounded dragoon tall by tier side, she disguised herself in his clothes, mounted his charger, and regained the retreztVag army, in which she found her husband, with whom she returns* to England, and accompanied him in bis after cam. paigns with Duke William. She was chiefly subsisted, of late years, by the w-sistance ofsorne benevolent ladis: of Liverpool,. who have contributed every thing in their power to her.comfort and accommodation. 141( WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE "TO-NIORROW. Morning - • 38 minutes after 3 Afternoon • 33 minutes after .3 TO DR. SOLOMON, Lll/hRPOOI. SUFFOLK --Copy of a Letter from Mr. J. Dingle, BooMuer and Stationer, 13te y Sr. Edmund's, Sm. • Rory, Sept. 1, 1807. A.PERSON whet had feveral times fent for a los. ott bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called upon site for a bottle, and informed me thaiit had done him a wonder ful d ua l o f g00 d... -6e had been gradually declining for a long thou ...had (pent a great deal of money for advice, and found no benefit paid one SOrgeon TM. another Al bit all to no purpofe. At the time he fent for the first bottle of your Cordial Beim of Gileild hteould t walk aerofs the boufe without the affiflanee of Come one to bap him—indeed he was getti- , g tweets duily —he hail not taken the Gilead but a few days, agreeable to the direCtions, when De (timid himfelf mush better. He eon:Nike taking it at this time, and from his appearance ii likely to do well. You have the man's wilhes to do what you pirate with the above itatunent, which is • literally as be told it me. I am. Sir, Your obedient fervent. J DINGLL There who wilts to have the Medidine immediately fronitbe 24,qcor by lend big the money for any quantity they thkokyoqpag will have them fent by inch carrier*, they ball appoint. alike orders for say fent may be kw by poft,and the hilmetelldil be returned in the hos. or seders with cub welded will belay *tended to Proper ramdrealons for bybeteaf4 t to mil& petfoos to ewe &a ctives. is th rarb WOK fake bit toga'''. •• " } : • is 2 1 TA O'clOt to os °pro! Gent clean broke diate 11 4 . 4 5 rick Pea on even man the I • dace aE`r dick luTl Orel seL of a 118 tr 4 tio-C NO r be w M tier fare. to C net wha bow cited bad them T fa, A A his, L at I in f an I botl Fre teib lett of disk the she • • ye wh ant bt ft ••• ft • b • I I LShlP$ 11111111 1 1 11 1 111111 . 011 ' • ". 7' . "---- ... .- . • ',. • . SALES BY AucricasT. BELMONT LODGE, EAST BARNET. By Moors. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN aid FORRM Oa Villinesday, the 20th July, at 12 o'cl ock, it Garravi S Coffee-house, 'Chango.alley, Corahlit In several lots, • If VALUABLE and VERY' DESIRABLE A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on a delightful eminence 0 East Barnet, on the verge of Enfield Chase, about ten miles from . London, commanding beautiful and extensive views. 'lbp Pre. mises comprise a commodious Residence, of handsome elevation,' called BELmoNr. LODGE, with convenient domestic Offices of every description, an excellent Kitchen Garden, screened by (roves, Walls Pleasure Grounds, extensive Pia/nations, and shady Groves a Walls, Paddock, and the surrounding Inclosures of deb Meadow , Nadirs, and *rule Arable and Wood Land, con tabling upwards of Two Hundred and Twenty-seven Aerel, ly ing within a ring fence, pleasingly timbered, and the greatest part encotnpassed by a park paling; a Farm-yard, with suitable Build ings for Husbandry. Also sundry Cottages with Gardens by the road side. On the Estate are several beautiful spots, suitable for the erection of Cottage Villas .. Possession of the R taldefice, and thirty acres of Meadow Land, may be bad immediately, and the remainder * Michaelmas next. A small. part Is held under the Duchy of Lancaster for a long term. 'Else Land Tax is redeemed To bevistered by Tickets, which, with Printed Particulars,may be bad of Meista.Sblanes, Dyke, Tachie and Forrest, Aidersgate- Partle4erespise its.tin rface of Sale. ' • TOTTENHAM, MIDDLESEX. Desirable Freehold Resident+, with Ofikes,.,Pleasure ' Gardens, and. Lands with an e arly possession. ' * Messrs. SiCIFIllEit, DYKE, TuctuN, and FORREST, On Thursday, July 21, at 'fl.velve, at Caraway's, unless disposed of by Private Contract. A COMMODIOUS and very desirable FREE .I-3. 'HOLD RESJDENCE, with excellent attached and de tached Offices, Voye•nourt, and Court-yard, Coach-house, six-stair , Stable; and other convenient Out-buildiop; Pleasure-ground, with grubberyWalks, agreeably laid out, productive Garden, , vtailetl.ana cloathed with fruit-trees, hot-house, green-house, a $ sheet of water, and paddocks; tke whole about six acres and a ball, pleasantly situate at the entrance ef White-hart-lane;rotten • ham, about Svc miles and a half from the metropolis. Also seven acirei of Leasehold Meadow Land nearly contiguous, held for 1+ years. . . The premises comprise an uniform Residence, with wings con taining A handsome suite of Roonisoriz. Drawing-room, el feet bt 18, Morning-roonsi 22 feet by 18, Dining-parlour, 87 feet by 13, with several exesiknt Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, and Apart - 1 mews for ServiMts ; the whisk in excellent sepair and order, St fur Immediate 'habitation, and as retired as at a considerable dis tance froM town. . . May be viewed by tickets, which, with printed particulars, may - be had of Messrs. Skinner, DykeiTuehin, and Forrest, Al " ite-street ; particulars also at the place of sale. • A GENTEEL RESIDENCE, • .VTITH 100 ACRES of EXCELLENT LANV. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN, ami FORREST, On Wednesday, the 10th Augnat, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garra. way's Coffee-house, 'Change-alloy, Conihill, London, In Five Lots. (unless an acceptable offer is previously.neade for Mr' whole Estate), I lk VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE , called BOWES, delightfully situate on an elevated spot,. 'at an agreeable distance from Chipping Ongar, a beautiful and healthy part of the County of Essex, on the border of Hertford shire tomPriswlr a genteel Residence of handsome elevation, sub stantially built, with a Venetian roof, domestic Offices of every description, Coach house, Stabling, a Gothic , ornamental Bai- Ws Cottage, with suitable Farming Buildings, and Plan tations laid out with great taste, an excellent and productive .Kitchen Garileq, enclosed by lofty walls, covered with choice Emit Trees, aid the surrounding inclosures of excellent Land, chiefly meadow ' containing one Hundred Acres, lying extremely. compact anti well watered, bounded by the high road and the river Roding. • • The House stands in a beautiful Lawn of IS Acres, command tug verrextensive and picturesque prospects, and is lit for the im mediate reception a family. To be viewed ; printed Particulars may be had at the Crown, Ongar ; Bell, Chelmsford; Crown, Hockeril; Epping Place Inn, .Cock and Bell, Romford ; Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Skinner, . byke, Tuohin and Forrest, Aldergate-street. London. . . ..- , • . ..... .. ~. . .' ,3A.T.A. BY . A.tICTI.4O/ 4 1... , ~,, . , crtoTpart. - sulittY. . Freehold Estatesb Titiaes, Eligible Dwelling Houses Gartien- Ground, Coach klbases, Stables; ilia rivati Tor Building Sy Mr. ROBINS; By Order of dig Execsors of St,.joitsccabed. at cArrae Way's CoffelsAoise,, ChaW . -W7, -4*l on Fridgs July . . 15, at, TvielpilWeloch, in Lots; ' THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, com x prising eligible, genteel, and stibstantiat bw asi ts-bousesh with Dikes, Gardens Coach-houses, Sables, V ' &c. Ml* ate in High-street, Ch ' urck-street, and CrowplaU s ,C,roydosi;.ig, possession of Colonel Valdain, Messrs.. tinctutiftd, kiwis, tow, Burfora, Prlce,'ilut others—the pfiss.43l part Tenants Will; Garden Ground' and Lana on Croy4oo ;COMM= to h .... on, its possession of Mr. Barber, and Tithes 14 Land in Croydai Particulars and Tickets fur viewing, of Mr. Grua, p go& bill; at mi l pr i nc ipal . Inns, Croydon; White Harts Oodatolll Crown, Grinstead; Star and White Hart, Lewes ; CittiStiß a Brighton; Mr.' Weller, Chichester ; King's Hcati, Horstrun ; Ited Lion, Dorking ; and of Mt. Robins, Warwaek-street, GOP —.are, 'where 'tickets also may be bad. ' • SURREY • 00le H rittiol,.l4Atite.HF , A4 4 .EY. trtween. LEATHER.. 'EAD gIo s itEIG4TE ROAD, by Mr. eci4u4s, At Garrawlyl ' CCdui Cornhill, oa friday, • • • - JAWS, ist `Noise; in Two Lots Lot I.I.IILAIDLFeir GROVE HOUSE, with Of: A A Acesa. all iesctiptiens, Excellent Garden, Lawn, he. Farm Yard, Barns, St s ages, aad Outrbtatlingsand. sundry In ch:sures of Meadow, Pa s ture, Arable, , and ThrivlN Woodland, all tying compact, surrointdin-the Buildings, 'contanung upwards of ninety Acres, situate oti Hcadlef'Common, in the Parish of Walton and Headley, a fine dry, healthy Spot, connuandia* ex tensive Views over a rich and diversified Country, about seven Miles from Sutton, six from Reigate, five . from Leatherhead, and ; n in e teen from L oudon, in possession of Haul Sewell, Esq. till • Michaelmas next. E• • Lot 11. Two Inclosures of Arable Land, on tlte.opposite side of the road to Lot I. forming a very eligible spot tee Building,r commanding beautiful Views. • To he viewed by applying on the Prethises, where Particulars may be had; at the principal Inn s at Reigate ;Cock, Sutton ; Red laon, Dorking; Swan, Leatherhold ; White Mart .Quildford ; King's Arms, Godalthin ; Sun, Kingston,; Old Stir, Brighton; Star, Lewes; of Messrs. holes and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury square; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-,weer, Golden-square r where a Plan of the Estate [nay be seen. • ' WILTS.—FREEHOLD HOUSES, COLLINGBOURNE, KINGSTON, between Andover, Hungerford, and Matlborougt4 By Mr. ROBINS, At Garcawaio Coffee House, 'Chlnge-alley, Cornhill, Londong; on Monday, the Ist of August, at Twelve o'Clock, in two lots,; Lotl. r rHE veryeligibleFßEEHOL.D ESTATES; I 11 land-tax redeemed, comprising the manor or reputed' Maar of Colllngbourne, Valente, and lironton House, a desirable • family mansion, seated on a lawn surrounded by thriving plis . ista-. dons, with garden, orchard, yard, bams,stables and uutioni&ngs, and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, Irable,"and woad land, all lying compact; in a good state of cultivation, and in to fine healthy part of the country, conunanding rich and extensiv views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence far st• Gentledian fond of firming and field sports, situate in the parish and near the village of Colliaigbourue Kinoun, and within a quarter Of a mile of the church. • Lot e. A valuable Freehold Estate adjoinioing Lot 1. Oiled Heath Firm, land-tax redeemed, and Gammon's Corner, situate. in the parishes of Collingbourne Kingston, and Chute, with farm-house, yards , garden, orchard, barns, stables, and outbuild ings and upwards of 171 acres of meadow , pasture, and wood land', all in good cultivation, and lying compact. An Act, is ob tained for inclosing the parish of Chute, which will add a pan+ derable quantity of Lind to this lot. These Estates are very digibk property for investing or for occupation, arerwitlain two voiles of Everley„ nine. I iungerford„ ten from Marlborough, twelve from Andover, six-. tete from Salisbury, and seventy from L'ondui. • ', ' May be viewed by application on the preml'sesoftirititirtfo lars may be had ; at the Star and Garter, Andtoves; Sthi s ai }hew gerford ; Castle and Marlborough Arms Tviiiribpqnsh Hart Salisbury ; th? bins Everley. an d Ainestsury m , Psdicen, Nee/bury ; White Linn, Bath ; Bush. Bristol ; Mick Bee, Pe vixen ; White Hart, Chippenham ; at Gastaway's ; and of-Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Go den-square, where a plait al the estates may be seen. FRE/HOLD WHARE, - LAND, and PREMISES. By Mr. DARBY, on Tuesday; the 12th day of July, 1808, at the King's Arms inn, Maidenhead Bridge, Freund). at Twelve o'Clock, in Lou, AVALUABLE and very jrnproveable FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate on the Bank of the 'l banes, adjoining Maidenhead-bridge, In the County of Berk s. 'lle premises comprises goed Dwelling-house, productive Gar den, extensive Wharf, &c. orl i , the Bank of the Thames, close to Maidenhead-bridge, toll free, and from its peculiar situation, &c. for trade, is truly an &Jett Worthy the attention of the ptiblic. Also, a FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with Out-build lags, Yard, and Garden ; let on_Leiiie to Mr. Robinson, which will expire at Lady-day 1896, at Bur rent of only. Le. per annum ; .and several parcels of Arable and Meadow Land adjoining, all of which are very desirable spots to build upon ; its situation mar the Tbaines (but perfectly dry), the objects of Clifden ' Taplow, Bray, and its vicinity to the 'lawn of Maidenhead , needs no fur ther comment. The whole of which is entitled to valuable oom- . mon rights. Land-Tax is redeemed. May be viewed any day prior to the sale, by applying to Mr. , Willies, at the King's Arms Inn, Maidenhe a d .fridge. Yartitulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, ten days pre-': vions to the Sage, at the Upper Ship, Reading ; White Hart, Hen ley ; Crown, Marlow Red Lion, Wycombe; White Horse,. Uxbridge; Swan, Win dsor; at Messrs. White and Fowne's, So licitors. Lincoln's Inn, London ; Morland's Coffee-house, Dean" street, ; place of sale ; and at the Auctioneer's, Maidenhead.- , int!' '.- . .... .:~ • CAPITAL Yltt.t.:44/DW AV , ;;MORTLMER, NEAR READING.—By Mr. HAWKES, At the Crown Inn, Reading, in seven lots, on Saturday, the Aith of July, at thr7 o'clock, VERY DESIItABLL and SINGULARLY. - 4 A. ELIGIBLE. FREEHOLD ESTATE, the muck admired Residence, valuable Farm'and Lands, of the late Mrs. it EVIiR ;. comprising that Genteel and substantial Brick Villa, BIORTI MER HOUSE, with alfundant Offices. ample Walled Garden, tasteful Pleasure Ground,,fuluriant Plantatipn and Shrubbery, ornamental timber, and 'upwards of Sixty Acres of most excellent Arable, Pasture, and Meadow .Land, surrounding the same • tO gether with that valuable Property adjoining, called MAlsiN's, l KENT's, and MILL FARM, in the occupation of far. Apple ton consisting of a very commodious Brick and Tile Dwelling ' bat:se, with Cottages, Barns, and Out-houses, large Garden. end about One Hundred and Ninety Acres of extremely productive and well conditioned. OrsOng and Corn Land ; also three small Dwelling-houses, with Paddock and Gardens. - ro be viewed; by tickets, .whieli With docrirdveTarticulars, may be had at -Mr.. J. andy, t Clicker' and Mr. Knakes, Reading. Particulars snag a then be had at Detnsay's, idset ford-hridge ; Globe, Newbury ; Lucas's, Priiter, Basingstoke ;1 at Mr. Abbott's, No. 4n, Leicester-sstuare,; and at the STAIR Office, London. • - • ' -- - ASIIDON,siesr SAFFRQN WALDEN, .J1.5-4EX, v0n..., FOR'T'Ybat,,Es 5. 1.044 - DON. time Some in July or Atignit; I jonlesi‘previonily disposed Of by Private °street), '• .• A MOST DESIRABLE.FREEHOLD FARIk i 3- comprising about 74 acres. by survey, of rich Arthle, P tore, and WoodLutd, lying in Ashd aforesaid, laic in the oati pation of Mr. BOW' PELL; and s now of Mi. DAY, Tlie Woods 2nd Coppices contain about 14 acres, forming covets for Gainey particskarly P,heasante.. .. . • ,To spy Geutientait ilesiroos of 4sbootingiteside.nee, the above Estate islighly wprth notice, bsingAimate next several extensive Woods, where iireat deal'of Carlyle Is preserved, and by an ac tive attention, the Proprietor of tbfs Estate may attract and main tain a constant and abundant supply of Game, by means of the pecaliarly convenient situation of its sevoraisPialler Woods and Coppices for the purpose of enticing and harhooLinig it. • The Dwelling house might, at little4ipetice, be improved fpr • i Shooting-Doi, and the whole rcniletedone of the in_pst complete residences for a London Sportsman, wilePiesibiliethh also to en. , tel . a swag Farm, / I P4 Setae betas 4itiefribibm few hours ritic yrops town. ,t steaseaskie It lyi' _ icbarligat. -Vdetriee mat Pirticidars emit*: `l4rrard, ES% arai.: *treat; NOvivich. Lasers to Aar -.‘ '., ,- • - .. , ... . . _ . • • — r a m S o Atri nia l c i lli Co a rtau titm Tid tlitt• Dito 4 l.t a gatrd r4-tkosfe P A TENT ANA excel/tna.alteativa-kula been Picts:titled for., that in the coteptis ts gigerapholiweraptions increased action of the Man la 'end ali ases-dorm:Aug upon oketrecdon of the digestive Organs, Why become the practice..freas its celebrity, to 'apply to h. en the lint appaarance of *merits, or bathe rear:teat of ecoebutte and rhea ' matic Affections or Ulcerations, misting from want of power in &Intr . -Page" This medicine it now sold ift bottles of 6s. 6d.—Deroble /dot; ties 10s.saield larger its. duty included, having the ward:-. : by tke King's Patent--orpressed on the Eintde, Bill of Diterion ‘ . and Outside Weapptv. The Kinli duty aka is printed in black ink.. An allowatice Wad. in each hottle on taking half a dom. M r . , SSICS. _LEIGH _and Co. urgeoes. tbadfine th e ratentMn to the treatment of certain L'omplaints,tontracted In an untmarsical hour, sod that Debilitrwlechis eanseilhyi out h. ful habits: Mr. Lunn • having lietai engaged in this reclean. , breach Fee the bit eleven years in this louse, it is pressruns:l 44 • the arivestsge of such experience gives the utnlo6t suttees to that assiduity with which they devote the well to the Care of thee Complaints.—in aft casestof recent occurrence the care is speedy, and pair. and danger ery equallyavoishaL In every conaplicated case, And in those distressing deficiencies, which are the cone. quencea of youthful irsigigmleace, or the enervating. indulgences of 1 maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a MN oral permanent restoration to vigorous health. .The teems arse stated on the Ant interview, or in answer to letters, containing a bank note,And In every case the most it.viataisk secrecy is oh serre4.--No. gtt, Arundetstrect, near Temple Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining, . MEDICINES, prepated' and said •by K. HA]. . %YARD ' Chemist and Druggist, successor to Idr. Gram °sigh, remove d front No. 10, Ludgate-hill, to the ether of Al ban s', Piccadilly, a.td said by his appointment,. by moat Yes. - I doryS of Genuine Medicines. I . ll cTri C ng th viti : s G T oi n it r , G R p he u u T tu .— atil a G Ysv ou ard t, .a s tul Pill i;ifia are ni7ia lv to e ry ll k ßht "Yr u a for - • matism. Numerous Cases of persons cured by them may be had ~. as above. Foe BEAUTIFYING and PRESERVING THE TEETH --L deer's superior preparation of Charcoal, so much recommendedby the Faculty from its antiseptic and safe properties for Ciraaing,White • fling, mid Preserving the Teeth. ' - •" • And MOUTH SOLUTHINE T fiew-euriegathe- Scurvy, bracing the Gums, preventing the Tooth-echo-And popleasant Breath. FOR BILIOUS axe NERViZUS , COSITI.AINTS.—CheIteIIIWR • Spits, truly prepsand from an analysis of the . Chottenkarn Waters, • by Drs. FothergUl and liendkon, prescribed by the &a Physi. dam" fur curing Bilious and Nervous Coniplaints, Loss of Apia , Cite, Scurvy, &c. !!-, Caution.--1f the Proprietor's Name is not wrote on the Label of easois vitas, they are counterfeits. . ' iI::.V. J. GAMBLE' , inertis s it TEA.. 9 rHE Health and -Interest of tht Inhabitants. of this . ' ...a. c s uary, It is w f m asmyli,tawe been-'brig and deeply injured by the introduction and great use 4% FOREIGN TEA; the pro. ductloa of a poisonous plant, and prepared in a most dangerous manner, so often Wilk blended with tinctar.: of copper. This in timation would be tit no . use agnittpt the prevailing taste for this article, could not the Proprietors of the iiRrrISH TIA offer to the Public a Beverage, from productinne of their own growth, equally gratifying to the Palate as the Foreign Tea, and being at the same time different from the other, and highly beneficial to the health, The British Teals a composition of the finest are. metier of ibis island, prepared in 2 most attentive aid laborioas manner, in order to preserve their &Fleecy and virtues. It has* been proved a most effectual remedy to those afflicted with Ner vous, Hysteric, or Hypochondriac Disorders, Indigestion, Weak ness tsf Stomach, Depression of Spirits, and .Windy and Bilious Complaints,. By its uses those in ' th e very last stage of she . above maladks have been restored to perfecthealtb. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. &tiler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-rout ;and maybe had oftnost country book sellers ata medicine vendors, iti 'packets at es. 9d. and Ss.fsd. each... S4r.„FL4p . CLLEB4AI4.4Y RESTIOIitiIIIVE TOOTH SEA.t.ITY of Countenance; and tegularity of tea -1 , 'tures; are 'allowed to . 4Stsibtolahthe Ittitiji Fair; but thio puiptieor 0 4UII,ERes TOOTH POWDER woad beg !Lott' to : teotiod his Cutusrprounen that the lustre or their Chariot adtkiethis Teeth amidiscoloured, or slew a gotten and unholtily appeatance—this is the more inexcusable, as the pesseat preparattou affords the infallible means of removing every blemish of the enamel, and is sate in its application, being composed of Vegetables. It issecrunsurndedto the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and iklect . gis ble, avid making the Gums of their proper ' shape and ye:Afflict hut.; and a cassia preventive against . the Tooth-ache. No cern.' position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met such universal approbation ; end the Pruprietor has to boast that l is in *daily use of Royalty itsclf. Sold; whnksale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. i, Cheap4Je, corner ' a fPaser t iostersrow ; and retail,by Crisp, corner of brim Gardens- PkitiMg, 76, Oxford-street ; Clarke , 369, BorOugt Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; and by most Country Medicine f; enders and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. NE each. . - DISEASES til."l;kiti URETHRA--and certain Complaints.- ' S sole 'Proprietor of Di's R.AIPs celelifated Medi: - 1 - 1 - . cuffed BOWItS and Remedies Mr. DU.I.OUR inform; the Public, that be niay, as mimic be Remedies, tot stilted ftorn 9 to :l. at his house, No. 54, Frith-swim, Soho,. in eases of Strictures,' I ohstryctions, airets,litc . .. icc. semen as Gonsoflike, Debility, and every. tlisordec where secrecy is ser-essentially requisite, that every patient is introdi,ced iu a separate apartruent.. Mr. D. bas for huffy years confined himself to that department of Surgery, and fro* extensive puictice, and.the most flatterink metes', he is enabled to offers method of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no ! eonfinement or restraint in diet, and whicispreveats a relapse.— Perstins,in the country stbtirig their caies fully in a letter, inclo sing a ii. or a eL tiote, will hive proper minedies scut to the amount. For the various:symptoms, wee I.atelf published,-the 6th edition ' price es. cd, a Treatise ilk the alum; Complaints, to be had at the Auttervir home, the ally Place wlarre,bis Boogies are 501 d... -• % .._......:.:.4..2_____ lii4PORTANT DIiIOPVERY. E . Adteasitagq the Public natist always derive . front regularly educated professional na:n'alirecting . ahnost • exclusively stinkeotteinc.spities roatady, was never more clearly jletnanntratothhaerby thlf wjettampled seeitesswhich has attended the adminjetTatton•of thrirsnew remedy, and the.extraor dlnget =resit has perherned. For.aiolii series of years, Meas. Cu me i r. a..xl, A Co..Sjorgeons, fortnerly in his Maks tyaltrviee, hew ' iOtle the Venereal Disease the Lrticular object bfAeir invetd ,gation, and are happy in having • nveredriamediciae superior* twercurY in the mire of teat cuniplaint; it , is sot8o:104 0 aura that the effects °flit)) remedy are diaineerkallt.upPosite tighter Of merintry l . for hi at eradicates evedy :vestige tg the virus, in i o_o4ost toniirined stages, ter it does not in the lean injure the constitution ;'tin the contrary, It enovates the glee* in alt its natural funetione, promotes appetite, and facilitateell o4 . gestion : thus Mstrast Of reducing a strong-an dirigorous congitth*: Lion to the frightfpi condition drat mercury dote, it not'only pct" serves that constitial'on in its primitive state buereanis a Weak and debilitated htte to Its natural strength- andoignue'.* Nuinher less instances are on recent, record of:tbi,Superior efficacy of medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a correntive to, bodily whether proceeding' from as • of conjugal or illicitpleantre, or from the more insidioui,diniek not less destetiVtlie, indulgence of incautious youth of both erne Its a certain pernicious habit. - Amidst the Melancholy variety of .disorders which:are the consequence of chit splitary vice, there nonernore afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de. ficiency which prevents ovanhittess thematrinsonial state flbei , unhappy sufferer broods toter 4iiindifortune, ashamed to seek s!"',• lief, until he is retiated to hair 3 state of weakness as to rendtt c life oppressive. T,ti suet persons it must be a consoling tad* don to know, that they 1047 now, by a new infaiiiible mode or treitraent, be restored to that greatest of all human laiessiugs s til smts, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising. as Sven as in every 'species of rem,real infection, Messrs. Curtie • and Co. may be consulted by patients. of either tea with the greatest strawy, and irnour, at their house No. 107, nattier. Garden. Patients in the country, describit:githe particalso d their campllints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note, will leave the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the kingdom. No. 107 , Flatten Carden: . . I-JONDW: Printed.and Published by LEVEL KENT, of Cat2'• terbury Place, Lambeth, at the Suit-Orme, No. 2, (.1e417 and. Pabliohed also at the STAs-Orracs. Temple Nat. ,;. ~-~ . • r A ,- 14 1 Una is n A I .] 1 'ins' . .._ IR the qui T 1 ba' prl au • si !. .1 CO! del an:, :i 1 04 f 4 ; r i MAGNIFICENT PLATE-43y Mr. PHILLIPS, At his Great Bosnia, New Bond-street, on Wednesday next, at Twelve o'Clock, SUMPTUOUS SIDEBOARD of Three Thou sand Two Hundred Ounces of Modern costly PLATE, partly gilt and exquisitely chased In Vine and Antique borders, the mire property of a Nobleman. Comprising two superb Soup Tureens, covers and Pedestals three spites of Shaped Dishes, with elegant dome covers, entree pondently enriched,.a Noble Waiter and Two Salvers, several Do-. zen of Plates, Candlesticks, Salts, Bread-basket, Spoons, Snuf.i fern and Stands, Bre, The whole formed by Messrs. Rundell and 1110. who have displayed eminent taste and originality of design. May be viewed two days preceding, and to the Sale, and Ca talogues.bad at Is. each, at. Mr. Phillips's, No. 73, New Bond street. . . .. STAFFOUDSHIRE, of i ... ..- ... At the Red House, in Caverowall, in the county of Stafford, on the Monday the Ist day of August, 1808, at three o'Clock in the Bra Afternoon, thei 7HE Castle, or Capital Mansion House, called mai GAVERSW:44.L CASTLE, in the said County of STAF- ? FORD, with its extensive Osit-buildings and Covenleners ; 'also Wi a Farm-House, and IBS- Acres of very good Meadow, Feature, • i and Arable Land. The Castle is situated ten miles from Leeke, vie seven front Newcastle, twelve i r on% Uttoseter, four from Cheadle; ley and seven from Stone, is in complete repair, and suitable for the 1.4 residence of a Gentleman's Family, and possession may be . had . lid the next Spring. . • '' v-... stn Ala Eight Cottages and Four Closes of Land is ettlarsendl aforesaid, containing together about 13 Atres. • -•- • I Mr. Jobe Tilsiey, at the Castle, will chew the premien ; and At printed Particulars may be had there, and at thi George Inn, In Lemke ; the Swan and Star in Stafford, the Roebuck to Newcastle, 2 the White Hart in Uttoseter, the Crown in Cheadle, the Crown " in Stone, and at Messrs. Worthington's, Hatton ,and Worthing. . i',.., ton, Alt;inehatn, Cheshire, where a Map of the Estate may be -_,"" • • • rim! . _,,, • ' 1411 • . BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ESTATE, 04 IMMUIIIeP ' Ili . . - To be Sold by Public Ronp, Isla& the Kir& Arita' bath- en fries, on Tuesday, 2d Arrest next, at Iratilliira, -( ' :' -At I THE LANDS of NETHE4tWOODeilisigitt titli r . 1 - Shire and Parish of Dumfries; COOltisting bf olliost 140 Sects, Li or 175 English acres, delightfully situated on the bankt of the river 1m Mb, about two miles below Dumfries, and commanding a char-. ihd ming view of the River, Galloway, and west coast of England: all It is completely inelosed and subdivided with thriving hedges an - and belts of planting ; about four Acre, of the property are ; 1 > under planting, most of it of great age, .besides a great massy valuable old oak, yew, and other trees scattered over the Estate, in so as to gt;re It a most delightful appearance; the surrounding It country being well wooded and highly cultivated, tenders this a to most desirable property. Amost substantial and complete embank- at anent, made within these three years, defends the whole property 0 front the river and the came lands (about 50atres) inclosedthert- by', have been rendered of the highest value; all the rest of the 11 • groundis orrery superior quality, and capable of hearing any kind of 3 crops. Thereto a Mansion - house , G arden, and most complete 3et S - of Office-houses on she middle of the, estate, also a good Orchard, 1 with trees in the highest state of bearing. - t The purchaser may bsvc immediate -entry to the Mansion- ' 1 house, Garde's, Orchard,- and quantity of grass and fallow-laud, t a and greatest part of the Office-houses; and so the whole - lauds at I e the separation of the present crop- ' . e.• a 1 There Loa Frit-stone Quarry in the immediate neighbourhood, i n and Lime and Coal may be delivered op the property front White! C. haven and I.lverpoel, whereto the produce May be Shipped—T.l- I veepool and Dwarles at anilines affording . a • ready hatchet, and ' ill theveis ant:eel/ant hatiatirwithitr half a mile of the estate. I k ' 41n estate.,:altogether'so desirable for the residence of any Gen- . desnan is seldom to be met with. The great road from Dumfries I Sc to the harbour and shore bounds the test side of - the tads. The sr, teinds are valued, and the public burdens Inconsiderable. The price k - will lot laken- by instalment*, if more agreeable to this purebaser. 11l The tido-deeds are clear, which, with a plan of the *hate; lie ly with Wm. Thomson, Est . wiiter in Dual:flea, who has power to conclude a private bargain, slid who will give - ortfer* foechewing 5- the estate, and to wham or to Mt. Tait, mamtfacturerin Patsley; dan.proptiptor, applinagions mop bei made forks:her particulars.