Star. — London, England, 1808-12-13 00:00:00

- • . BAST INDIIIS. - . ' , ' • NAVAL ACTION IN THE 'EAST MMES. i'aou TUE otvi.cisr c:ovattxuatrrnazerrE, Arun. 4. ' 5 We have this morrient,recAted an authentic ac count of a very severe action, fought on the 16th tilt. between his Majesty's ship TERlnichoith, Captain - W. A..llorracibie, and a large French frigate, sup posed, from her appear-pee,. m: be the Cannonier.— The result has not proveiCsUfortunate as might have been expected, from the gallantry and exertions dis played by the TERPSICHORE : the enemy, after her • fire had been almost wholly silenced, having shade off, and owing to her great superiority in sailing, and to the severe damage sustained by the TERPSICHORE in l her rigging, unfortunately escaped, after a most anti % ous and active Chace of five successive days. The 1 folloWing are the particulars of this gallant action ; " Captain MONTAGUE left Point de Galle on the Ith of March, for Madras, and on the 16th fell in 4th the French frigate, which she brought to action • seven P. M. when after lying six and fifty minutes c ose alongside, and at the very moment that Cap tai MONTAGUE imagined his exertions had been cr by complete success, the enemy's fire having ,Inted fo - ,- e last twenty minutes considerably slackened, and at times wholly ceased, he experienced the MOT- . tifieation of Aeeing her make sail, He endeavoured i imiAdiately to Follow, but found that the enemy's fite, -which had been principally directed at the masts and Jigging, had nearly reduced the TERPSICHORE to a perfect wreck. The enemy perceiving the ungo vernable state of his Majesty's ship, bore across her bows, the wind Blowing fresh from N. E. The TERM- t'HORE immediately wore, and endeavoured to close, which was carefully avoided. At nine she had every thing set in chace, the enemy continuing under all sail before Ile wind, and keeping up, an occasional fire from her stern chasers, till out of gun-shot, which she effected by 10 P. M.-The next morning, :find- I ing she had not gained Much on them, Captain MON." TAGUE continued after her, in hopes some fortunate event might again enable him to get alongside ; she kept running with a fresh wind to the Southward. — On approaching the line, they experienced light winds and partial squalls, which sometimes brought the •.. TERNICITORE nearly' within gun-shot before the enemy derived the smallest advantage ; but, when she did, she left them immediately. Oh the 20th, during a heavy squall, they got close to her : she commenced • a fi•:e froth her stein chasers and cut away her boats, and from several of her ports floating past, Captain MorrAnus was led to imagine s'he must have thrown some orherguns overboard. The light winds again commencing, she run ahead considerably during the night of the 20th, which was dark and squally, and was entirely lost sight of. At two o'clock in the morning of the 21st; they discovered a sail a-head, which -was supposed to be the chace, but on firing the first tun she hove to, and on boarding proved to be the brig Cadry, prize to la Piedmontaise, Which was taken possession of and, sent to Madras.' At • &I-light; being unable to porceiire any thing of the enemy, Cnius MONTAGUE hauled to the Eastward. The loss on board the TERPSICHORE, we are sorry to nay, has been very considerable : Lieutenant C. TARES, and 20 men killed, and 22 men wounded, two bf,whorn ate since dead. The TERPSICHORE has *tuned to Point de Galle." . . In the month of May last, as Mr. DRURY, First Lieutenant of his Majesty's ship MODESTE, was pro . ceeding from Diamond harbour to the Presidency . (Madras), - the boat which he was in, from a sudden gust of wind, suddenly upset, when he perished with several others. BENGAL BlRTus.—The Lady of G.Tyler, no r of a son.—At Chictagory, the Lady of Captain M. White, of a- daughter.—On board the Duke of Montrose Indiaman, at Saugur, the Lady of Qwptain J. Paterson, of a daughter.—At Colging, the Lady of Simon Murchison, Esq. of a son; of son% Mrs. Walter Adams, and Mrs. Flouest ; of daughters, Mrs. Pencall, Mrs. Barnes, Airs. Lemeley, and Mrs. Sherborne.—At Dinagepore, the Lady of J. Sanford, Esq. of a sort; the Lady of J. Thornhill, of a son. —At Senates, the Lady of Thomas Brooke, Esq. of a son.—At Alonghyr, the Lady of J. Browne, Esq. Surgeon of that station, of a daughter. - BENGAL hi.taittaoss.—At Seranpore, on the 9th of May, the Rev. W. Carey, D.D. Professor of the Sanskuil and Bengalisl Languages in the College of Fart William, to Lady Charlotte Emilia von Rumohr,.daughtet of the late Countess of Ahlfeldt. —John Brown, Esq. of Prince of \Vales's Island, to Miss M. Aldred.—At Gorruckpnrc, in the ceded Provinces, John Bruce, Esq. Civil Sur g eon at Keerpoy, to Miss L. Smith.—At Trips , sore, I.ieut. J W. Mallendire, of the Ist bat. Bth reg. N. I. to Miss M. M'Cally —At Kenai, in Bandlntind, Lieutenant G. Moore, 2d bat. Ist reg. N.l. to Miss S.-Igunt ; Mr. It. H. Manes, to Mrs. H. Lockhart l'. • Mr. 1.. Gevea, to Miss E. Mas querier, Baldwin to ?skis. E. Marring,' Mr. J. Williams ,„,, ,t, so Miss E. lie Mi. Wi Maidnant to Miss'E. Gooses, Mr. pi. Jacobi to ist nn, Mr. W. Gibson to Miss'M. A. E. Pur die Mr. J. WI/NIG its french, Mr. G. Mackay to Miss S. Herbert. " . • BENGAL prarna.--IVlre/. Edwards, Mr. E. Young, Mr. Ma. . thuriu Games, Mr. C. Mayes, Mr. J. Grieff, and Mr. J. Sang - Aster, Marine Service. At Rangoon, Mr. R. T. Burney and Capt. Franks. At P.ttnal, Mr. LmVis de Souza. At Columba Capt. Ad. F. Smith, of the Detset. At Ghaycepore, in childhood, J. C. Smith, son of Donald Smith, Esq. At Decca, Mr. S. Battle, and 1 Charlotte, daughter of Major J. Robertson, late of'his Majesty's 713th Regiment. At Cornercotly, Ensign E. Mother, 31st N. 1. At Dinapare, Lieut. J. Chatfield, son of ..-- Chatfield, Esq. of the last-India House, London, and late Quarter-Magter of the European Regiment ; J. Galloway, Esq. At Murtra, Major-Ge.. send R., M. llickem, Colonel of the 24th Regiment, and com manding iu the field.. The 28th of Apnl,at Mornenring, J. H. T. Roherdean, Esq. of the Civil Service oft the Eatablislimeut, and Register of that place. Ma DRAB Biel hs —At Trichinopoly, on the 17th of April, the . Lady of Lieutenant and Adjutant Wilson, Ist bat. 2d reg. - of a dauglinir. At the Presidency, on the 29th of March, tht Lady of S. M‘Mullen, Esq Surgeon of the 59th rig. of a daughter.- 11 f sans, on the Sth of May, the Lady of Capt. Steventon, 2(1 bat. 25th reg. At Coringa, Mrs. Pepper; and the Lady of Gilbert Briggs, Esq. f • MADRAS NIA ntuAcvs.—On the 28th Aprk-Lieut. M. Smith, I.'wl reg. N. I. to Miss Haleburton, eldest daughter of the late Cut. lialeisurtox. - Mr. C. Burns to Miss Eve Lleyd, daughter of Dr. C. Lloyd. At Cuedapah, Cornet C. T. Ellis, 2nd dragoons, tp MissH. Topander. At Ceddafore, Capt. Kestberry, to NEss Breithampt, de'sgbier of C. Breithampt, Esq. ' - Mamas. Deavms.--In Vinery, Major-Gateral Collins; the Rev. Richard Hall Kerr, D. D. Senior Chaplain at this Presi- , den". ..• • Bow Ethel-Frs.-Iy' daughters, the Ladie's Of J. Leak, J. Ettinstoo.O. Woodhouse, and Paterson, Esqrs. .1 ~.. aIII.:LY MAIIIIIA or s.—At Baratta; on the 17th April, Julian • Bkrine l ksq. to ?MN M. Weightman ; Lieut. T. Dickenson, of the engineer coips;to f.`atttarine Drage ; on the 7th May, Lieut. An , dowse, N. I. w• 'ars. M. Philpot. • V ~, i 13oxisar Drazos.—At Seiorir, on the Bth Ensign Erna. nueLtlerbert, 9f the Ist' or grenadier battalion. On board the Ctimpany's *cm ship, at sea, the infant son of Capt. H. Riirlland. Cavto rel3rlhru.—At Point de Gatle, on the Ist of April, the Lady of•C. 6. Loy - aad, Isq. iti Ifs Mapsty's Ceylon Civil Ser vice, ofl son. Ceri.os. MA italsoz.--On tbs 18th April, at Sebastian's, Capt. 2 , 1 Ceylou Regiment, to Miss Twialston, daughter 91 the. 11r, aZtd kay. T. i:Tvvilleton. _ •. . . . • , . . . , . • • ... Lorrpahr IWARICLIV. I ,• CORN IX/MANGE. MAR.b-LAigt• D 2 C 116631 14 a SSSSS L.CHJSREIFCT As cnotrea i Wheit, 765.898.. 95 5. • • • Boone, MU) 70. 119 s Pine ditto, 984.10*. Tick ditto, 745. 894. Rye, 356.00 x. , Oat*, SP& Ms. 40. Baty, 408.455. Od. • Poland ditto, 445. 45a. Malt, 7.5541335. . Potatoe ditto, -4. '4Bs. Od. lAdte Peas (boilers) 11171. Ws. Rape Seed, 501. to 1561 Grey ditto, 56.60.. Fine PONT Wk. gaik...-04eonds 80s. 955. -. RgTIFRN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only frost the 28th of November tstbe 34 o f Dee. Total 7110 goalless. I I itverage 889. S R id.-ss. lid lower than last return. .-- AE'rURN OF FLOUR, From she 26th of November to the 24 of December. Total 16,209 sacks-Average 795. 10;11. 4s. 19d. lower than' last return. . RETURN PRICE of GRAIN on board Ship as under V/heat 751 Ins to 80$ Boilers 1255 to 142 s Fine 82. to 883 Suffolks - 144$ Superfine 90s to 94s Grey •Pease 543 to 60s Fine White 100 $ to - s Beans, new 64s to 651 Rye Sas to 60$ Ditto, old 00s to 153. Barley 36s to 4$S Ticks, new .52$ to 60. Fi ne 00$ to 45$ Ditto, old 00s to 78s M a l t 77$ to 86s Oats 36. 38. to 48. White Peace 100 s to 120. Poland, 44$ to 45. Rape Seed 501. to 541. per Last. Fine Flour 85s to 90s per Sack: 1 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, December 10. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns ending the 3d of December, 1808. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. ` tee s. d. s. d. Is. d. Is.d.ls.d. I s. d. 91 I 9 58 11 14641 34 3 1 -66 8167 7 Jos" - The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made is the week ending the 7th dayof December is 51s. 9d. per cwt. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hoy 61. 6s. to 01. Os. Clover 61. 6s to 71. Os New ditto 51. ft. to 51. 15s. NT do. 01. Os to 01. as, Straw - . 11. 10s. to 11. 16$. PRICE OF HOPS INFTHE BOROUGH MARKET. BAGS. . .. soesrrs. Kent 31. toe. to 41. 195." , Kest 41. us. to 51. 1 9. Fast Kent Cl. -s. East Kent OL Sussex 31. Os. to 41. Os. Stases 31. 101. to 41. . Farnham (Pockets) 01. 6s. to 71. 7S. per cwt. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Deer mat R 12. To Kok the Offal per stone of 81b. Beef 4s. fd, to 5.. 64. Veal 5.1. 4d. to 6s. 8d Mutton 4s. ad. to ss. Bd. Pork 4.. Bd. to Gs. 03 HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAT, Beasts, about 2400-Sheep, 13,500. - Calves, 250 -Pigs 800. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of Sib. by the carcase. Bee f 3s. Od. to 4s. Bd. Veal 45. Od. to 6.. 04, Mutton Ss. Od. to 4s. Bd. Pork 4s- 841.. to 65. Od epAL MARKET, December 12. • Ships at Market Ships sold • 67 Newcastle Coals 44 455. 94. to'sss 64. 6 Sunderland , 2 . 495. 6d, to .50s Od. 5 Cinders 1 34f r 6d. COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES OF GRAIN A•r‘s LIE FOLLOWING MARKETS. BASINGSTOKE.-Wheat 7* Od to loos Od per Quarter. Barley 40s Od to 516 01 I Beans 64s Od to 805 Od 'Oats 3 2 s Od to 40 s Od Pease 60s 04 to 66$ Od Bread 2s Od per gallon. , • Hawaii.-Wheat 78s 04 to 112 s 01 per Qr. Roby 34s 04 to 47s 0d 1 Beans " 63. Od to 705'04 OM 21. Od to 44s od Pease 62s Od to 685 Cd l Maintnntso.-Wheat 82s Od to 105 s Od per Qr. 11/0 1 7 445 Od to 47i Od I Beans 6.3 s Od 'to 84,' Od Ornes" 35s Od to 47. Od Pease -s Od to 63s ad -- - Newouov.-Wheat 701 Od to 1088 Od per Qr. - .. ,Didey . 30$ Od to 50s Od 1 Pease 596 Od to 62. 04 Oat* SOs Od to 44$ 04 1 Beans 605 Od to 781 Od Bread 26 old per gallon. REstainc. , -Wheat 94s 04 to 113, Od per Quarter. New Wheat 7*. to 108 s. per quarter. 'Barley 94s Od to (Os Od I Beans • 58s Od to 63s Od Oats 21$ Od to 43. 6d Pease 60a ad to 646 0. Tha show of cattle at Stamford-Bridge Fair, near York, or. Friday .e'nuight, was not so large as in some former years, the prises were consequently high . all the English cattle were sold. Scots ware not in great request. The quantity of merchandise , was unusually great. At Exeter fair, held Tuesday and Wednesday, there were a considerable number of fat oxen, and sold well; but very few, lean cattle, which occasioned a great disappointment to many far mers who camtato buy. The cloth fair unusually flat ; the dowlas went oif very brisk, and sold high-we hear that the whole brought.to the fair was sold, and more wanted. The shops, in general, complained of having less to do than usual. The third and last great sheep market on Thursday last, at Alresford,was thinly attended, but .beep were sold g(naral;y at good prices. _ NRIGIitoN, IiEcEMARATt 9. _ ti' • Yesterday the following ploughing matches took Io place, on a piece of ground belonging to the High Sheriff of this county W. STANFORD, Esq. about a ! stile from this place, and where the parties assembled about ten o'clock in the morning. The first match was between Mr. T. A.rrmis and Mr. Barr ; the one a Solicitor of eminence, and the other late a Lieute. nant in the Army' Although not professional agri culturtsts, yet they betrayed more skill than could possibly have been expected. The second match was between die High Sheriff, in person, and Mr. W. SCRASE ; the third was between Mr. T. ELLstAu and Mr. W. &RASE ; and the fourth and last was between two juvenile performers, Mr. TANNER and a son of Mr. W. SCRAAE. At the conclusion, the parties retired, and dined tether at the Old Ship ; subsequent so which, the Judges, Mr. W. GORRINGE and Mr. N. HALL gave the decisions : in the first•match Mr. BEST was the winner • in the second, Mr. W. SCRAEE • in the third Mr. ELLMAN ; and in the fourth, Elr. TANNER. The latter, and his juvenile opponent were adjudged the bsst ploughers of the day. IVESTAIINSTER SCHOOL. Wednesday evening the Second Representation of the " Adelphi,", took place in the Dormitory. The Characters were thus casts • • - - Mitio • Mr. SALT'S( ' seu. • Drmea ;, Salmi° Mr. SANDIL•NDS. - &saint* Syrus Ctesipho. • Sostrata Cantbaso • t Mr. GLYNN. Geta . Hegio Mr. BttLi. Dromo Mr. LIPFORD. Upon this oscasion the acting was irtthe same pure. and baste style which has always characterised this celebrated Seminary. Propriety of action, distinctness of articulation, and force and beauty of elocution, free from all sort of theatrical rant orgrimacQ, distingu i shed all the Gentlemen whose names we have mentioned. Some of the characters may be said almost to act themselves 3 snch are Dentea and Syrus, to which fun 4.stice was done by Messrs. PRESTON and RAN• DOLPH. It is only in the subordinate characters that• peculiar merit sometimes is recognized ; and,we can not omit, therefore, mentioning Mr. Muaz, as evin cing powers of a very superior _kind, indeed, in the short and interesting part of Sostrata. The Prologue, in very neat Latin, alludes to the decayed state o f scenes, which it states were just fifty years ago given by the late Archbishop of York;, on which occasion the Prologue was spoken by the father of the very same Gentleman (Mr. SALTER),, whose duty as Captain it was to *liver it on Wed nesday. The Epilogue contained a very humorous bur lesque of the Whip Club, some of the Members of ' which were introduced, but not caricatured. After the entertainment was over, Dr. CAnEv,"the Head Master, gave a grand supper to a select party of Old Westminsters ;- among whom were, Lords H. Petty and Aston, the Bishop of Bangor, the Chief Baron, Sir John Wrottesley, Messrs. C. Stuart, C. B. Agar, M. Lewis Taunton, Courtenay, Roe, Home, Dr. Phillimore, Etc. ROYAL ACADEMY.—Saturday last being the Anni versary,of the institution of the Royal Academy, the Annual Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows, viz. BENJAMIN Wtrr, Esq. re-elected President, unanimously. COUNCIL. VISITORS. Henry Howard, Esq. Ealwa , d Burch, Esq. Thotnaut Phillips, Esq. James Northcote, Est. Samuel Woodforde, Esq. Henry Thomson, Esq. J. W. J:ieechey. Samuel Woodforde, Esq. Henry Fusel, Esq. ' Sir F. Bourgeois. Thor Ls Daniell, Esq. Henry Howard, Esq. M. A. Shee, Esq. Thomas Phillips, Esq. John Flaiunan, lisq. Charles Rossi, Esq. M. A. Shee, Esq. AUOITORS—Geo. Dance, Esq. Jos. Ferington, And Premiums and Silver Medals were given to the following Students : To George Lukin, for the best Drawing of an Academy Figure. To Wm. Crimphorn, for the best Model of an Academy Figure. To Francis Edwards, for thabest Drawing in Architecture. JOHN RICHARDS, R. A. Sec. Sunday morning, at his Lordship's house in Hill-street, Berke ley-square, the Right Hon. Lady Foley, of a son and heir. MARRIED. At Edinburgh, the 30th uk. by the Rey. Dr. Meiklcjohn, Walter Mitchell, Esq. Surgeon, Royal Lancashire Militia, to Mias Alicia Drummond, daughter of the late Dr. John Drum mond, of the Islend of Jamaica. DIED. Aaitivitis—Off Dever, the Gallant schooner, Smith, from Malta ; Providence, Ingraham, from New Prov idence ; Cale donia, —, from Hayti ; Louisa, —, from Sweden ; Betsey, —, from Cadiz ; and the Progress, Parish, from Quebec. Qff Ramsgate, the Sally, Forster, from Lisbon. In the Clyde, the Alexander, hPßougal, from Antigua; and the Agnes, —, from 'Saturday se'nnigbt, in the Sheriffs' Prison, where he was con fined for debt, Mr. Christopher Flood,' a character universally known and respected. ' front the commencement of his confine ment to his decease, his decline, as appeared in evidence before the Coroner, was gradual, without any bodily pain. HILA - I WATER. Al' LoNDoN Morning" - - Afternoon - BRIDGE TO-MORRO*. 59 minutes after 10 S 5 minutes . after • 11 New Brutitsvick. At Dublin, the Oscar, Jones, from New Bruns wick; sad the Hibernia, Lewis, from Oporto. At Cork, the Hazard, Adams, from St. Übe's. At Liverpool; the, Mary Ford, Ball ; Flora,Romley; and the Ardent, Davis, from Gottenburgh. At Leith, the Sparkler, Brown from Gottenburgh In Yarmouth Roads, the Dido from Gottenburgh. At Waterford, the Good Intent, Davis, from Gottenburgh ; and the Three Friends, —, from Newfoundland. At Barbadoes, the Arid, Fearson, from Falmouth ; Eliza, Moon, from Lancaster ; Eleonore, Ben net, from the Clyde ; Elizab eth, Neale ; and Golden .. "Fleee ,e Crosby, from Belfast • Susan White, from Cork - Fame, Wil 131( HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LTT'I'ERS PATENT. T EAKE's Genuine PILLS," so justly famous for 1.4 their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptom , of the Venereal Disease,-the Scurvy, &c. without confinement or restraint, of diet, ix an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret man ner. One smalltasteless_Pill is a dose, its operation impercep tible, and requiring uo particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorderi ; arid . . _ , . . .. . liams ; Until, Brown ; and the Perseus, Leigh, from Liverpool. I where they fail in drat time of - perfectly restoring health, the pa- At Sr. Domingo, the Margaret and Ann, —, front Portsmouth; tient has the happy assurance that he or. she is at the eve of being Harriet, Clark ; and the Earl Bathurst, --, from London::- so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great. At New Providence, the John, Yates;• and Desire, Pratt, from It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to London. At Malta, the Black,Prince, Frazer, from London. At the complaining part, and enter into contest with . the offending Lisbon, the Endeavour, 'Willis, from London ; Bahama, —.—,, matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. 'They are deceit from Falmouth ; Industry, Hume, from Liverpool; Beata, Long, red by experience to be a ifreserver of health, as well as a resto from Exeter ; Louisa, I.indon ; ounfess of Bute, —; and the • rer,'by t a king only eight sin* Pills Spring and fall in every year Gosport, Ford, from Newfoundland ; Britannia, Murray ; and in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary - obligation to them, John, Tastier, from Newcastle. At Antigua, the mt'rY Ann; that whatever he promised himself from them, they were sure to Little, from St. Michael's ; Two Sisters, Ingate, from London ; f u lf i l an d exceed, as though impatient of immortal and universal and the Matilda, Graham, from the Clyde.. At Demerara, the fame. 'These Yells are most worthy a place in the cabinets of I Adriatic, Stephens, from the Clyde. I Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that they will • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they have Roger Eaton and John Hardy,Qf llirchin-lane, London,•attornies now borne the test of near 60 years, with Increasing credit to at law and solleitors, Dec. 1, 1808. . i themselves, and honour to their author, inrotnuch that during the Joseph Brettell and Benj. Hughes, of Birmingham, merehantsand last eight years they have radically cured upwards 0r40,000 per. factors, Dec. 6, 1808. sons, many of whom had been.discharged from Hospitals where John Sheen and Samuel Hardacre, of Abchurch-lane, London, salivation had been frequently repeated, and alkother methods November 2,180 x. "made use of without effect. James Latter and George Upton, of 57, Barbican, London, De- Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS Ta41.61t, umber 2, 1808, . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, Thomes Barrow, of Manchester, and William Gilimore, of Stock- No. 9, New Bridge-street ;.- where he will give advice, without i port, cotton spinners,. Nov. 15, 1608. For, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Patient: Let- Thomas Cooper and loleph Wathen, of Kingstanley and Shut- tars, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all oases the house, clothiers, May 7, 1808. most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or case having been Thomas Cooper and Joseph Walthen, of Kingstanley and StOne. mentioned, but at their, own particular request, by the Proprietor house, bankers, October icy, 1808. . • . during the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the con- Edsvard Downing and John T awell, of Lambeth Marsh, chap ductiug of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the prac makers, October S, 1808. ' ' tice arising therefrom. I Warre and Co. Lond on , Portugal m e rchants, Jan. 1, 16014.•.' ,They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No.' 'Thomas Clapp and John Goodman, of West Teignosouth, ant- 5, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox chants, December 1, 1808. . ford -street; Mr. Disbarough's, 140. 7, fiat-street-Hill, nearly . George T. King and John Crozier, of Pudding-lane, London, opposite the Monument ; and by one Person ill every considerable wins merchants, Nov. 19, 1808. town in England, &c. in Boxes of only its. 9 , each, sealed np, Catharine Ortillthi, Sarah Marsden, Nathaniel - Welsh, and John with full and plain directions, whereby persons oT either sex may Hart, of Wigan, eottonadonere, Dec. 5,1808. cure themselves with ease and secrecy. Peter Macdonald, beau* deviant, Thomas fililliss, of Long. 1 N.B. Every Bo a soldin Great Britain a sealed up with a stamp, • Acre, medicine venders, Dec. 7, .1 - 808. lon width, by favour of the Commisslooleo, is primed a the Stamp EtlwirdTinley, John Nicholls, and Zach. Downing, of South: Office "T. Taylor, N 0.9, Now Bridge.terect," to inshore wisidb spOn-Trent and Manchenter, maltders, March 25,1800 ' U lihany arid all lets are count,:fLeit. ! . fi • - vALUAIWZ ADVOWSON.-4HROPsm To be SOLD by AU C TION, by Mr. STANTON, A t G o araway's Coffeo-hcue, London, in th e beginning of Fe, bruary nein, unless previously disposed of by Private Cont ra HE ADVOWSON, or Perpetual Right Of sentatioo to a valuable VIOARAGE. The Parish tn about 4000 Acres of inclosed Land, of which about 1900 a te p . 7 Cure, 600 acres Meadow, and 1500 acres Arable. Also a c eii ; . - mo o of aunt 1000 Acres, which, upon an inclosore, n ow temptation, will add much to the value of this property. The Vicarage is endowed With the Rectorial Tither, ari,i otht about 220Acrea of the above Lands, of which 660 sire Luiz 140 WMeMeadow, arid 4GO to Pasture. The present Inou rq ,i ".; abdut 60 years of age. The Vicarage Howie is a modern and substantialbeiltlioe.„;., Convenient Out-offices, Farm, Buildings, and about 36 7 Glebe Land. Also a small - Farm House and Out•b u ildl oc :, , about 23 Acres of Glebe Land, in that pan of the P at io t i; is subject to pay Rectorial 'Fiches to the Vicar. The situation is healthy, in a beautiful part of Shrops*,. six milesirom a considerable market Tow; with po d the same, and from whence there is a Mail.coacli to Load oo . For further particulars enquire of Messrs. Graham, r oa di i ,. and Doraville, Solicitor;, Lincoln's Inn, London; M easr a i r t i and Chapnrar, Survcvors, Middle Temple, London ; o l d i t . Stanton, Auctioneer, iiitchin, Herts. This day vras By Mathews and Leigh, No.lB, Strand, and all other Bo o k an entire uew and enlarged Edition, with an i:lepnt p o t' of the Author, (prici only Ss.) of that truly valuabk Ws* entitled, AtioiGUIDE TO HEAI,TII. 7 —This public treats on the subject of a solitary and destructi ve is Addressed to Parents, CeuardLinss TB l ort's end those whol ue i the care and education of Youth. Likewise—Advice to the aftlictitd with Nervous CoSopi e l ee The whole illustrated asui late:versed 11,1 th a varivty o f eighs ; facts, never before published. E Heat and irritation of the Skin 1 , so p reva l . on the approach of cold weather, are immediately r ea ,, i t, by SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBUTiC Ditipps oko effects of which are perfectly well known in Scurvy, jgab i i, Goat, Rheumatism ' Eruptions, Bilious Complaints,, Scald Heads &c. After Meazles, Small and Con Pax, k7c,Z . most admira‘vie alterative. The genuine Medicine has the words, " By the Kings le expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside e r fai,4 and the King's duty is glinted in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, I:1, Soho-square, Londop, is bottles of 55.'6d.; double battles 10s.; and Larger 11. ' Compound Essence, to allay on;Lasant irritation, Ag. CURE OF STONE AND t;RAVEL. - I MR. PERRY, Surgeon, of Southamptonata• Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADAMS% SOLTat a mild ytt efficacious Cure of fiTONF. and ()RAWL Ide BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the public, that Woe some years devoted his whole professional attention toffee., Diseases. He may be consulted at his own house, on Wahe i p and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles duo. lts. and iL 2s. Stamps included, two of which lea never it* correct the calculeus diathesis in the Whit, and thereby the concretion of Stone in persons of:a sedentary life. cent and remarkable cure of a friend dn.. Whittle, Walt% in the confirmed Stone, is another instance among vat Mai of the efficacy of this remdy. Sold also at Bacon and Co ' a, No. 130, Oxford-ante, sae Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchauge. The Autbot i sifelpie tion of :be Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price It N it O taming many extraordinary Cases, some of perfect tecoverhae after the operation had been resolvq4 on, may be WA M ittokstllcrs. ' , _ CHING'S PATtNT WORM LOg.E.NGES. WORMS are the most frequent sources °fa& dren's Disenses. Their symptoms every Porat and Cur dian of Child led Should be acquainted with. 'the* osculation appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, =satiation &titre gular state of the bowels; attended after with 'Belem pain; dry bring on-convulsions ; . they affect the growth ot the body; ad they prove`fatal, by maw in a consumption or decay. Botha a preventive and cure of these alarming complaints, the abort sz cellcit Medicine Is universally allowLd, on the twine/ eH highest characters in this country, both in rank . 1 to have no equal. Their public apprcbation, givesindePropries sor, from a personal knowledge of its workikrfaiwitnc 'wean own families, stamps its neerit beyond competition, =dims sanction to it, of which no other Medicine tithe kind can tact. ' ' Parents and'others, who have the are of children, shoeldlntetkis remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, whenever the Snack or Bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it 'ilk ways be found to teieve. . sold wholesale and retail,at Ching and Butket No. 4,, side, London; and retail by most country venders, tia. 91. and ss. 6d. each. BUTLER's CELEBRATED RESI GRAM:: TOOTH POWDER. - - BBEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Tea. tures, are allowed to distinguish the Bntish Fait; be tit 'Proprietor of BI:ITLER's TOOTH POWDER would bq to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their Om loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or slieers rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcortiviA the fresent preparation agoras de infallible meats of via* every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its application,* composed of Vegetables. It is reconunended to the attention oT all ranks, as de* away overy imperfection, either in the colour, or the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breatll sweet and Oder We, and melting . the Gums of their proper shape and*enullin hue; and a certain preventive against . tbe Tooth-athd• Nosh position of this kind ever brought forward to public natitirlit, met such universal approbation; and the Ptoprietar has wile :-• that it is in daily use of Royalty itself. • • Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mt. Budei, No: 4, Choi" corner of Patentoster-row:; and retail, by Crisp, cornet of GArdens•, Pidding, 76, Oxford-street; Clarke 369, able I Baxter, Edinburgh and. Glandw, and by nuSS:01991T•• st •••• - • Venders and Perfumes's, in boxes at :Is. 9d: each. IMPORTANT DI Xertatffilf. 'THE Advantage the 'Public 'must allow Jeri -I- from regularly educated professional men exclusively their studies to one species of malady, waists/ 0 clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled snotsienulibie attended the administration of their new remedy,alffilim Pw . didary cures it has performed. For a long series of ripl an io eu It Pt ie and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majestic , made the Venereal Disease the particular object of theirfflor gation, and are happy In having discovered-a medicine 0111 011 itiertmey in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient Olt that the effects of this temedy are diametrically oppottesi of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not fn injure the constitution ; on the contrary, • it encltates die in all itsnatural functionS; promotes appetite, and gt-stion : thus instead of reducing a strong and tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it.not serves thatconstitutien in its primitive state, bat resuirea and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. less instances are on remst record' of the superior efficacy medicine: its inherent and specific virtues acting as a r corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding (roma of conjugal or illicit pleasure, Or from the more insidious, t not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of bolt in a 'Certain pernicious habit. Amidst the meiascholy disorders width are the consequence of this solitary vices none more afflicting thin that distressing state of &bay ficiency which prevents or embitters the mattinionisl oat , unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ssitameil to lief, until he is reduced to suck a state of weakness as uk life oppressive. To such persons it must be a con tion to know, that they may now, By a new infa l l iMe treatment, be restored to that greatest of aft human strong; manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from wlittnir came., as Nell as in every species of venereal infection, PiteOlt and Co. may be consulted by patients of eitive ess t ip greatest secrecy, and ho our, at their house, No. firs . „4. Gard Patients. in the country, describing the Par t '' e lf I their complain% by letter.post paid, en closiog 7 a 'Bank 11 41 have the necessary medicine and advice sent to 'ant' Pa ll • kingdom. • • Na. 107, Natty° ...00 LONDON : Ptiitted avd lAtthltatted by LEVEL ICENTIti, terbury PLue, Lgabeth w it the bTaa-Oreaes, No. 1, street Pitt/lithe& alto at the ST*l-0i Tics, Teak Bar' ~ ~ . , • NM FA . t :1 ' lET VI ^ ~~ No rt -0 ~~~ ;. D.. _i. ~ F-1-61