Star. — London, England, 1808-01-23 00:00:00

r I !..) - -- 0r.15 li4ll.krlairi a,- ._... _ .- John Raavlingt ! a : yott t i 41 . 16161 i 21, both deaf and dunsti,'sves capitally in&folike-stelnt lirtfte., dwelling-house of -John Robinson, h Feening-sireLit‘s Chiswell-street,rectithe 29th Detenilier- liar`, 'a tiliiii watch, a great Coat; fa. to the 'aloe of above 41.-Q It appeared that the prisoner, who had served' h# apprenticeship to 'Zboot-cluseris under the i I:' . !ctii - • the Bernsontlsepstieie Diaf and Duifils In • ''• • - was enabled to tarn his ' lleelihiscid 'at a joittiteynth .. and he lodged in the sank house add room with the prOsecutor, -who 'having misted his Wit& 'and &bet articles, and suspecting the prisoner, whit 'had' ..16L' sconded, his new lodgmxt were egar4s, and am ral of the stolen attic% were'round. • ! •. 'the prisoner; through thesrtjedipm of an ins gre.- ter frOit ti* laititution where he w*.s . Cd* : •Ateli t 401.eci the ttibiePti:bilt,llit Ki4ts #te f l i IYP. ag rPO ved. skit 'O's lei AinSlcf hhtt..tOty ; orstnaliag to !N value' of SOS,' if . o4t , lt,priaii4,l64 . siii. 4 e - raOli„ mopertY. hiciteen t4 4f * any one time. _ Thu . srai - tlie se-. conec'cafitericiii'n Ae . p,i ! ailet at . the . same Sit for the like tlfences. ' ' ' - . The Reconnen;' ifter:-he was found gnilty,. ob sess-Midst -although the-Prisoner Wes deaf - and dumb, he siasli. !gni) , daingserctus -folio*. * It silts not the first time he had been -tried there, .forthe like.offences.— That most pteise.wo.y instilition for the education of - deaf 'anti fib brought 'him up,: and. had tip e been at the eavence: a 1 . 44 i hint apprentice to a respectable hixitanaker t, is father , who was an honeit. poor man, was . • never of him. He further added, thit he never was at. so great a loss as to know what to do withlim. • Pirilaid'Oiesikl.i Verit*ible looking man agecl.6B, was Indicted for itealirig t,cs; biliksow - *ji l t* watch, fr dsn'anglderly lady, aimed Jane Civic/ter.' Thezeirctitistinceilifthis ease are ShortlYillese : Mrs. Pronc.h.er, who, is ,a lady of fintune reildhtg at • ISsiattptnit,.- litit...the- prei at . - ryde - Park . Cornet on - the4th 'of De .o'en.la.ii. -H4 accoded heir, ty observing en the new Unite there; saying . it* fiiri not WA in London forT'skien - . Trail before ;',liid a son in the grocery' isniiiiesi . in Brea d -street, whom he was going to see btit would not live in the-City l.f any body .would give him a house f& nothing.: walked by her sideuntil they came by the Rlaugges House, then stopped and asked her whose ' it was - 1 the Ranger's, shilaid : he then stooped and pitied isjia Tea. morocco Pocket.66ok I was going to pan .it into -hit:pocket, but *she visited to see the contents, in order that if there were any directions inside, the right owner might have it. He desired hair* walk with himin the .Green Park.; she did ;=-- bcith" sit cliiirticiatkie .. bench and Opened the-pocket book; Which contained_ a.reeeipt for £2lO for a dia- Mond. cross, and' ist'•ast4ther paper the valuable cross itself.. A- stringer came. up ; she pro..TO** to endea vour to fi nd out the owner. , " Nos" - said the _stranger, " somebody Will -claiin it - Wito it floes nor*. belong to - - -..4d4Ettlge it to-marmot." . ttiias PrOpdied that the stranger should, keep if for thislinipose ;..bufthe pri. &osier undertoo k the 'ch-arge,. and said he would de. posit £4O by Way ef' security; to then both that it should.* forth-corning when called far.. They -all walked across. the Trask,' -into -Saint James's Place; and went -halls a pnblic.hbuse in the neighbour. hood to arrange the 4usines6. The prisoner said, there was a person in Pall-mall, that owed him seso, he would - receive it, in order tor deposit the £4O, by way of security for the cross. He went out, but came in again in a few minutes, and said his friend was gone- out. It was then proposed the Lady shoat ld keep the cross, on her giving security to return it to the owner when discovered. She had only a£s note, she said. " But you have a . gold watch," said the stranger, She gave them both watch and note, and they were to call at her house next day. Having discovered the cheat, she went to Bow-street ; and' the followin*' day, went with an Officer,. Huniphries, - of Bow-street, who went in search of the prisoner, and totnufhimiii Leicester fields, kite* .hini 'immediately, and took him into custody. He Offeredto give tip : the watch, tat re fused to say where he' had paWned it: it fleas after , wardi discovered' in a pawnbroker's.: meal Little Turnstile; HabOrn. .He.was - searched, and property to the amount-- oTaliout £4O in Bank notes and gold found in his possession ;- anti-mg-the notes was the identical one --which the prcsecutria gave him, and whiCh Was proved by its being paid by an Army Agent at Charing-cross, to Colonel- de Bodifield, and by .the Colonel to the prosecutriz. Quilty.—Trans portation.. . ~ - . The following also Were convicted of felonies : Margaret Bates, for stealing two cotton gowns, a black silk cloak; and other articles. the property of James Carley ; T. Bowles,. for stealing a rope mat, two dozen of whiskey and-other articles, the property of S. Chandler; Sarah lßerker,"for.stealing a piece of printed cotton, the piopert.T of R. T. Davis; Mary Chapman, for stealing a ii4lo,clotb, the property of J. Davenport ; D. -E- vanstand , .G. Cot, for stealing a half tub, containing -a ritientity. t of. raisins, and three sticks of Spanish lietuoirce, the property of J. Wilson ; W. Hall.; for i s4 t al2 a turkey, the property of J. Dixon ; Jane Ke , for stealing two silver table-spoons, and a suit-Of. clothe-4 7 - the' property of J. Bacon ; P. Stokes,' for i t #4l4' copper can, the - , ^rty* of *3. Dedie., ' . ~ „:....-.. were acepsitteda.Wizzs-- . .1 Lartin and 'Phontaa'Papley.. tonljen iiiinotiets. wire- triedwtwelve of Cone/cinch:of Waite pand - aitrO were ac- le day . sen.t . a# 44,4 was passed on the Pons, viz, , ..• . , 'Carroll, alias At" • ilaist i I. .ssitte; , • . - 'i * ig'h%!,=ay robbery ; J. ,) It Badgir;ibr'b ' ary ; G. Rudd and' tl xian, for steathtg' et - ii ; Martha Davis, rollbe siy on the high • I Adams, for ar4aul. . ;.. ett, aitd with l'illo instrument strikin his find 'irith intent' to murder hint ; . • !rol ii 2. 7. l . aniphries; t. Btegirla; Maitheiti: •'Geiste Russell, and J: Webls t , stealing good in d'ioellag - hbuses. 2 . -‘. l ' .: • :, : ' Ward seas ruble td be brongW into . e ' - :entente, on iitcount of illn0s: 'Her sti- 1 therefore -milked. • ' • • . . Yesterday 4,mlu-s were tiled ; *OP( 'whcOn convtaidArtilottp *iv» *• '- ' ' Cull'uni k ffor'stetd4 3 pinto( btindr.sui)d tree ... • . : . I. ."-.• FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Ice. THE great demand for Mr. Gaeumouctes Lo .L ZZNGII of Tour, after fifty years trial, proves their Cope riosity as the mat pled:lnt and effedual Remedy foe all Coughs, fioarfcnetfcs, Sore Throats, and Dcfluzions on the Lunge, heal ing the Rawnefs and Sorcnefs of the Brcalt, and affording relief in Shortnefs of Breath, Afthmatic, and Confumptlve Complaints. They do not cloy the Stomach, but create an Appetite. As the great benefit to be derived &clan them, can only be (mural by hiv ing them genuine, the Public are roquetted to °brave, that R. HAYWARD is printed on the (tamps. Thefe Lozenges are prepared and fold by R. Hayward (Nectar to T. Greenough, the inventor,) removed from Ludgate Hill to 56, Piccadilly ; Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church yard ; Ba eon, Orford-ftreet ; Clarke, Borough ; Ward, Holborn ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines throughout the United Kingdom. •„• Price One Shilling and '1 hree Halfpence the Box At' add- calculated reVhicit Poe CLEANING and BEAUTIFYING the TEETH, PRE PARED CHARCOAL and CONCENTRATED SOLU TION. riHARCOAL, from its antifeptic properties, has !ors been recommended by the firft profeilional men as the MOIL elicacions Tooth-Powder that can be ufed for cleaning, whitening, and preferring the Teeth, removing the Scurvy from the Gums, and dcftroying the fietor wiling from carious teeth, which contaminates the breath, and Is incapable of injuring the enameL From the great reputation the genuine preparation invented by Edw. Lardner (Chemift to the Dukc and Duebefe of York) has acquired, many imitations are daily offered for We; the true only is Bgned Edmund Laniner on the Label. e a • It is fold wholefate, and retail at N 0.56, Piccadilly, earner of Albany, in bones and bottles, at as. and as. 9d. each; is alio Old retail by Newbery, St. Paul's Church-yard; Rigge, Cheap- Odle; Veda, Contlitff ; Filet Brett; and Bayley and Mew, Coeir.fpur-Itreet, London ; Gregfon, Liverpool ; Ferrier and Co. Dublin; Cargill and Reabuto, Edinburgh; Neale*, Dover; Acjam, Paducah ; and Swinfen; Lefeellet. T O phiek the role of pleafure , and not to be wounded by its thorn, has been the firoarite °bled of mankind, thou. , in thicthey have been too often difappointed; happily for the goad of &clef, the baneful &efts of illicit intercourfe are eafily removed, if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr.. Fa se times. termed OUTTA SALUTARIS. Thole Diuretic Vw table Drops contain no mercurial potion to undermine the conN• tution;and plant difeafe where tke aim is to ratite health, whiell fo many boafted fpeeifics of the day do ; on the contrary, to. In. docent is this molt efficacious preparation, that it is adminifterid *kb fafety to children of the molt tender age, fo fuccefsful are its power as to eradicate frobithi habit in albort time the feeds of difeafe, however latent they may be, or diftant the time of of fedlon. The molt obttina gkets, lofs of bone and palate, mid, in fliers , tlicaroilt appearances ot the adios' of a certain difeafe, laic yielded. in a very Chortletiod.' to their influence. To this Medicine tow many thoufands have been Indebted for the refto fation of health, after being Winifred the Hofplials, and having one through all the' routine• of eminsiod medkine ; nor are its Virtues confined alone to countered a certain dlfeak ; wherever a ihorbid Rate of the (bids cuifts. as in (cathode and nervous com klaints, ft ti n left a never failing remedy. SOld win:deride at Mr. lutles's bin. 4, =We, meter of Paterneltturow; abil retail read Countr y fillets, hi' batiks at as. 9d. and as. 6d. with diectftione. liehw d:tained Sitter. above and WEI . . : • , * • • - A' ___ __ _ ESS RS. CU R'R lIC and __CO. Surgeons, challenge e the whole trocittO prates - kyle inflame where their Me. di:Wound method of CUM lo!ve failed of .t!1_11 u 4 %1;4 prattle= of. pray years:in this particular b r a e of *Or has not given rife to opt untuccefspd cafe. *. '' • •' • 'They tionanne to direst axle !iinsentold airs of Verret:al Couspbintl, nod lilt. - • of the hew. MAO la the coufetuuote of the ppiodeimillefiefol &g as ofailnp., bk loot and -Roil al yurfoidliy tho yoAubs of both len to rise clank tillf be •fiithid to be the uohltiftg Itainie• of the Other hints rliiikidataity deirelopettn tikent hy4 Rate of &WRY+ *blobliffilec thnelysentedbxt‘ terriduimain iliA• pekoe*. Thee ere lei ferule nok, ,okkoltS onoftAl wbillC gOll • fiunptlops lofs of macular power. ai d, valoul perm" ecru olhallY charadlettre the earlier liatei otttili Mary ofe • ,per, Ices lingattldng rider the &Orders Incident to inea'. Wadi 'sharpest li ilaryle.aini lei nesurgoveit asfueeefifet hi deck' nix soy laborious. and ouch 10o0f104 ProP,o- • ID 1. ' and copyheated ea fcs Alf i t4a tr eallorc4ofliftsb as oh. uth In the Urethra, Sritngy ' - cebitei. Bird .1 - utiouti;' . V ie s Men!. - triptions. lleitiinal Weihrtk Oleitsi aik, Ste• =above hitherto beinettett OM of gerbils: prodUdober,• Currie rod .to. ammo" enabled radically tp.ewe bi, p.m?, t =i edcneiciouismo . be of make, haperior to uki.olibor, yet Theil i lay Iki I Canfahed ' by either, seLiotliAt gintOt kareer&dlugeoue; at itiitr hiple,:l46. icejilialtdo Get; 11. ' " - alit the c &Okay. are ropiett . r4oo bete do puldesiferi - tilldr Met aid irotral.niedo of Idalnyi • lAttiln. ---'' etypploGog a hook nice. saili.bedphy atifityred i apii*e,g #iierc 'media Wadies Oleo Wine to any pit *MAW &ginned, days Wore tlar.le, tlhnes2:::7s-erill.f:P.Po,_alaild "IF 31 . -ma amor‘ : kw" • walked acrosi and went h* hood to as there was a seso, he wou £4O, by way out, but cam , his friend W 3 the Lady sh security to rel She had only gold watch," watch and no , next day. H Bow-street ; Officer,. Hun search of the fields, kne*.l custody. He fused to say wardi discoV Turnstile; Ht to the amount found in his identical one which Was p 1 Agent at Cha by .the Colon portation.. The follow Margaret I black silk do James Carley two dozen of of S. Chandl printed cotto Chapman, fo J. Davenport a half tub, three sticks o Wilson ; W. of J. Dixon; table-spoons, J. Bacon ; property' of And two Ann Marl Thursday whom were. quitted. The same following pe Mary Car terfeit shillm Ceitet and T. P 0 11 242 1., for a ting:W..l3a3 hint oki hit Eliza Croar Elizabeth / for stealing Sarah Vor: to receive s tence was th Yesterdo were convi s ci It. Cullum - - - . 4.1.*0. ,- BY: eflOtit . '.. -'i..tir ..,-,....-........ ... .... " ..ht - 1 1; s 42 4411 ;•,; ficA orike es i!i niß riMifieso 3r .441J1CT1Q hy,. 4241' a " fit''' ' l ' . . ITOYN - X_lrch., __CrOirtg..Ls, siZ.:.. estriekei l / 4 49. • istimiskesitthidamillf Thursday, February 25,- st Twelve, at 0 • . , slarlemise die T aseis tli mi . • -is- • 4 : -. K l ua te llutheill t ed : i ll724cafelhhi bee, rs‘ t S T ": o ncliaTesi.' f l. rota sitalk H ° a tE n L yitoti alviD....e : . : ; .I. ' ;- '' • . •• X s Vz 'lifts dae. 2 Pli t 9 6 1 / • ' !, ii .' ' I 164et fit pailtltry' • , . • • , lip 9 .44t0r=: 14 91-kor C arts ' ' a lc- &op, - tear - IGO' giton, in Surrey; t o n a n i • Tor to ) n of 4 ..i. , i o, , i's land Flour Mills, on the river Mole, a pow er f u l w‘ ,.._ • .820 Gaßons of. Brandy. . ; p ee l' about eight miles, and nine feet fall. wooa r Z: - . Vine. • .•.• - • , (*.Bottle{ of ailk a r4,- . ~ • • -..,••.'•' s, with eiecnettkefaentreWnn eatmetions, • '•' 4* Ditto Pt . 91 e• . . ~ . • glikliatiii eassamesemaf°T thell"grenail Linge -rgeerstade ;64haisoutielbeiht"al:P0a::4ce r e: .. --- so gat I ilask Block PepPir. • .•s ,% tut • - l• 7 .ChArvia/ of C ia V7 a l it B r i t, _f' ' *?:_-!.. ':- sum the beet pantipleiend veil a a mwt 4 , 'Also, A scrioo*Eß, e 111 m As. wimp.. ,v ~ .1. bitsinsii amine noW emploeedba. '--- lviti ail bee Teekle, AnikrakOrlaihnitile• .• .• . • The situationip. pew *Nimble,. endfs o r a the w ,.._ N.B. This Scheer* rue lea - y r 0 5 2... 9 1;7 2 .;i t t • i i ' , the Tine are eaPelaie nd in geed coilentlen ; eateries trade lan ....maid,. 'al wAtewstriateaefirge4 .. deviated for a Priratat6.ll l l any 3l • , ..-. • _:.., __,.,, .' e r el . hiat deeds need v ale t h ave be en s etoca log - eepay con- Tenealgelleolla. o o l o oB e 191t-heillings, pleasurevev a „ A . I aselndtwo and rich eadoere, oogeoining shout 16 acres; it/C . f., Leilne d 1 alibrieerl e3lllwed i " alb ` * blur iidl.llll'S at a'rent of SOW. per annum. -• V the W heuee-knenees • ll° Ye ar 's U ll ttsttrem- house: 4 " •-: 7 . ,roved . 1 " °14 • ;` /11441 n pls .- '- , _ 1144 . l'eteur en t art Lailancr iany se 4l:l Y ba il lelad ai et , . r- r _a • a p Mabee ore tirm677217177141,4+ a n Ilk __ - •reaarts 14 halloo aog DA t . 0 . , v" feceirthe High Cahn • of disinaheiti of „,,,' zeitmeei li° ,-, - • -1 "`" 1 "...,.,, D '''' l'en4le s. and at.dig ' of *ale. the Commissioners for the Care ,a 94 enVelg "s eeetert•-* *-9- . . ,• -,, ,t , duestikte 11J 1 ytset -- ss.''sHlßE. ByMossn. SKINNER, DYKE, and Atper t ; i y e , Lon and i F 4 . , d i w l a n rt Alder, iivirrainik of Fi dl ym i ne . th,.. fse til int iaie a Januar, _ _ _ _ . Day of teak . co. • o p , ' 71,4131 ... list eine Lot pence *the , wisbe • instant, at Tarselve,o'cleck i e Forenoon. .___,_. _ THE FOLLOW/NG G S FOE EXPOR- ,A, cArrrAL and • very valuable PRE ..c. , - • TATION :- • .•• ••,; •• •A • EfI'EATB. inottudvantageonsly sit tared in the : * . • •' • •tt naiad! and Leeds, in the townships of sew - ' king the...lA. bout 7243"141.44 1. 0 4 F44.W llo we' Mr i4S4CE. nd &seams nearly contiguomi to the • diet" ' ' ......e cargo o f the 100, -..-- _the_ .0 Carnal town 0 _., !stained by the private ship' o war Thumps and Jellej: Jelly: oritoge benaphik . sare..aß g raenelia t4es e e don alem e74 4 asew e; ehd iew .oeriai 7 eni P eso a . n ot d c h eps f7 hio r : of t.houet . ...l . . ... latter, Commander. ' A Deposit of Twenty-Ave Pounds per Cent. must be Et44) , F Pie° _ _ ir 1 , i n , asat: be respective Purchasers before quitting the Sale-room, in Cash et on of ....-- r. cotiplaat e .. p . q. and A .. Hassiik - Al en " . , m:_kr,,,,...:47144;:i111,14"P1T engines,. five ernAler raisin of with tempi,* . • ' lank-ofsEuglandhlotes. ~• contiguous Farms containing about 1400 acres of rich alt I' . 1r For viewinf the same, and for,gy itm arth A e s r t)CI C 'YF.W apg .. ly . p.iletsdoW, Pasture,- and Amick Lands, fine W oa d,. i a i it the Cot:hong-house a . dons ; together with the inexhaustible Coal-Works; . • • ; Ong with and serving the populans too , nof L eec h, actors ._ ..;-• j Act of Parliament. On the esTate are two p oireth il• imam's Quay,. Jan. 14,18707. of the. By Order of the Commissioners for the "Carr and Disposal . °I : Writer Corn-Mill, a Brewery, mating and nusnerouslV . Danish Property. - • Stabling; Teiteeneuts,andetker suitable building'. m a) wiye London Inn, in Plymouth, on Friday. the 29th of JahuesT• part . o f . the Manor of Hendee .The whole prupwly a n 119.94, at Twelve in the Forenoon, • within a rin g -fence , and capable of the greatest ham, -. 711" HE Good Ship RESOLUTION, No. 128, as to render it one of the most productive estates in tug 1•A. W. Korea, lair Master, condemned to the Crown. ding of, Yorkshire. tytke-free, and the Land-tax red— • Length on Deck 92 feet & inelles-s•Breudth 27 feet 4t ruche' further partichlaes apply to Mr. Lewis, No. 5, Gray' -, A 'hove the weals-Admeasurrs 288 , 17-94 Tons. Well calcu- maga° Messrs. Sihmer, Dyke,and Co..eaderspte.o rw. .' v lat*l for general purposes, being a strong bardsensome owe': • 'l'he Hulls, Zalasts, Yards,.Stazuduig • • and Running Rigging, with SARACEN'S HEAD 1- N, SNOW•tiii,4 • - ill faults as they now lie iii Catwater. LONDON. . - After which win be Sold, NORTH, .EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. . . The entire Cargo of the above Ship, consisting of about The UNIVERSAL COACH and WAGGON Moe yr, 2:56 Tons of Alicant Salt ViTILLIAIet MOUNTAIN, SitiLietrt lh w Casks of and Rum • Saow Hitt, LONDON The heft ACONDISSI* The it Spanish Maw. Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, with mottentab a , as After which will be sold the entire Cargo of the ship Decutaaett, and the follovAny Piut Coacher; Mail Coach, Waglssr , l i • being about 900 TONS of ALICANT sAvr.• • out from the ;Wee Inn t I For viewing the Veasel, Stores, and Cargo, and for Inventories CHESTER, Tarpoley, Namptoich, Wurcky.g t o s m e and further particulars, application may be made to GILES Li ac hi e w new T e l egrap h o uches. Daily. WELSFORD, one of the Agents for Danish Property. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and : o w; Plymouth, Jan. 6, 1808. new Royal Mail Coach, fets out every Evening. N.B. By order of the Danish Agen ts n o Purchase will be con- SUBOUFILLANO, Stockton, sod Yarm new Owe, I sidered binding, unless the Deposits are paid prior to the Par- Morning. to the George Ina, Suoierlatol. chasers quittiug the Salo-Room, in Cash or Bank of England LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and ' . • Poft Coach,calkd the icra, E o 7 ......fin edi u t eu ieei nce.imatail l erpoot ery E ch ve: aguanice lo p g T , a n t ut4 jo t a ill y, Notes. By Virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sates issued ft the High Court of Admiralty of England, addressed to Jogai Eton theßCArover,Hnatn.Bßediti4 Ha.weee, Esq. as Commissioner. - and Bait*, by the flying' Poft Coaches, throne- s • - a FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AtiCTION, ' Col*, end Marlborough, every Afternoon • arrive elk •lir At the LONDON T.svalts, Foxhole-street, .Plyinoudn, I ate Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavera • Thasta •11 1 1 On Friday the 29th day of January instant, . eland, next .Mosetitop-iallik,aL is. thank ta • c FOR NOME CONSUMPTION. Wells, Brilgovater-Taunton. &c. LEF.DS New Light . _C_ _oath, called _the Rnctiosiskis 'THE Cargo of the Danish Ketch JOHANNA " St m arn es fo ro rd tt , F N ln eVar ei k, "ll ' lai i • $. l 'I CHARLOITE, G. Grieson,. late Master, detained on her • r e ve ce a kab mwn lyeay m g; . a p t arr n ea • th u tveit eoueh , voyage from Iceland to Bourdeaux, by his Majesty's slap Anse- cater, and Ferryhridge, to the Golden Lion, Lesh,rest - thyst, Miemaxt gEPMOUR, Esq. Commander. Consisting of About 1200 Quintals of dry-salted COD and LINO-FLSH, Noon. Notwithltanding the uncommon erpeditioa rink * • is allowed to be the molt agreeable amicomplete table !t of very ,superior quality. once on the North Road, being unequalled in actommokis 1. For Catalogues and viewing the Fish, apply to • K Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, .Plymouth. • nnY Other. ' ENDAL,Laneafter. Prefton, Kirby Lonfdatelleslne,* t. Plymouth, January 18, 1808. I n ey v , e O eciee nnik k ir . k_ Guard . and G c a d. rftarg Loft Coaches, every Mame it. By artier of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of Je Danish Property. GLASGOW, Loogtoun, Gretna-Grata, Ars* • FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Brownhill.Thornbill,Sanquhar-Kiln, CurnnockaCinghell, 6S. At the Lo epee TAvritn, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, Parts of Scotland, Cam p e r Coach, Sundsy,Tufle, Oa Friday the sth day of February next, by Eleven &Clock in • Tburfday Morning, at Seven o`Clock. the Forenoon, • LOUTH, Spatter, Bo ft on, Hull, Grimfby, Wire his borough, Stittoe, andHuntingdon Coach,T hes off nerybohe HE Danish Brig ALEXANDER, with all her Stores arid Materlals, F. Hillehraut late Master, detained YORK, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh New Coact, • • , on her voyage from St-Croix to Copenhagen, by his M a ajesty's G uard througheut s rea 0151 every Morning at Sett s." • ' ship Plover. way of Newark, Reeford, Tadealter, Darlington, • - Length - - - - 78 ft. it)! in. Durham. Moron*, and•Benwiclu Ps&ngers fading • • ~ Breadth above the twain wales - 28 yak ' fatigued front the length of the journey, may ref ohm* Heighth betweeu decks and half deck 3 11 . . steak, and th en proceed on wi th out any a ddi t i ona l fret Delia+ of hold - - - - 9 7 1 .oprietor at Mash runs Coaches to Hall, Scarboroogli, '' T Admeasures - - OS Tons 4 ' 94 and other places. Ily the Tide-surveyor's measurement. CARLISLE, Pemith, and Whitehaven Putt Coach, • • - After which wall be sold her Cargo, consisting of • four Works ad a Guard all the ways-mks titre* . 186 Hogsheads of Slicer, part. of 80 Puncheons Rum Appleby, Gretahridge, Riehmonl, Catterick, • • - , which is sea damaged, and 29 Half Hogsheads Ditto Wcasechy, Aherford. Doncafter, and Grantham, (thewee •• only fit for Distillers 2 Pipes Wine ' by 18 milts), feta oat -every Sunday, I saki, sad 40 Barrels Ditto u Cases Wine and Cordials Morning. and performs the journey with the pod 5 Hogsheads Coffee 1 Case Preserved fruit Palfengcrs detained on the road by bufinefs, or plaint, • 25 Barrels Ditto 177 Bags Ditto • 1 C arr Prepared Medicines peculi kr advantage of their feats being kcured is tie ant ' . • 5 Bags Tobacco • (with only fix Coachmen). 199• Bags Cocoa 1 Log Mahogany • EXETER, Plymonth.Falmouth, Dartmouth,Werwil'. 4 The above Brig and Cargo condemtsed to the (:rows. earner, and &dam Balloon. Coaches, every Hot**. - • By order of the Agents appointed fur the Sale of Danish Pro- .Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Anniulta, ." petty, a Deposit in Cash, or Bank of England Notes, of oete-thurg ;landford. Bafingftoke, and Bagfhot. on the Vessel, and 25 per Cent. on the Cargo, must be made at SHEFFIELD and Rotherbass Rockingham Coach 077 , . the time of Sale, and prior to the Purchaser's quitting the Sale ID RlSeveo.s-Guarded. Room; in default of which the Seiler will be at Sherry to declare . 13XFORD. Berson, and Henley Loft Cocci, with 3 ' I the Sak void. . evert Afternoon , at Fire o'Clock. • The remaindeepf die Niche* Money also to be paid in Cash, MANCHESTER, Stockport, Maclesfield, Coogkela , or Bank of England Notes,* the expiration of the prompt of two cattle, Walfall, and Woke:than:prom Poft Coach, cull months, or at the time the Goods are demanded by the Purchasers ininn. ,,, wona m w d . ' to be delivered. , -Theee Conditions will be strictly attentfgd to. SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal Loft Cod For Inventories, enenin g ues ' and viewin g the Samp les ' cif _the . Royal Charlotte ; every evening at 5 o'clock, to theism's' Cargo, apply , six days . previous to the tale, at the % ~- entlittero sattlUptoorn lan. Prewfbury...Guarded. House of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, one of SOUTHAMPTON, Winchefter, Alresford, and Abu' the Agents for the Care and Disposal of Dada Property. every Morning. Plymouth, January 18, 1808. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poll Coach, wilt a ' out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmirgham **days After which Wild be Sold, for Home Consumption, Pants by Orford, Enfton and Shipftene, to thcSirsctdi 52 Hogsheads Brimstene ; .19 Else Anniseed. -ftroet, Bisnatighain• For Catalogues, an et viewing ate Samples apply to Mess. . Ivil HULL, Hort:nave, Heowden, Thorne, and Doncsk Smith, St. Backe, and. Marten, Loudon; an d-at rs -at the Company" Coatis, evety Morning at Seven o'clock, to the Ball aid House of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, NICEOINDMi Myton Gate. Maio ' • Plymouth, Jan. 18, 1808. Plymonti. - _. - • - HERTFAD a . Ware, Hoddefdon and Cheilunit Cold, • MOrning 1 VALTIABLEtEIigHOLD MANDR and Armowepti„ noir i '-' ii . ~,..-,‘,,, re TI bridge D e nham and Redhill ii sTo , .. Y sTR A T to R D , in s l ims . , 6110 , 116%.410 1 0r lID Lo -.•-• !v.* s . .. , .... ' ' By Messrs. SKl,l4ll4o,nyicE and Co. at Garefogey's,,oo ' -4. 4 a Coach, every Morning and Afternuon, by Richarow . .. an. • there' i TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Ceach, dant, At 113. • day, February 25, autvrelve, in i.: Aree Lote,s . WE pail two. bad{ pift four, and half Haft liven o'clock ,_. t 'THE FRE.EHOLD MANOR ' AVCrEitTON, N.B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Sec tannish! a 1. ow the lierrtual Adissarsoue of ilie [kaiaks ofCitiettou under mentioned WAGGONS. • and Beaehamphon ' contiguous and - near to the Market Totem o 8 ; To DigSs Heed* &HWY, bury and all Part" ; Stoney Stratford, In the county of Bucks, 50 miles from London. • Menday• Is The Manor of Calverton,„ witkthe numerous freehold and copy- .• . MARLBRO', Newbury and Reading, ever! T• 411 1. ' e lIWI quit-si, Ines, costes; royalties; and' intinuntties, tolls' of WORVESTER.Kidderminiter, Hereford, C :. weekly nrsekete and fairs in Stonerattagforg, sa l s ol utsi nß i t , a b r ., * I reek, and all parts of South Wales Pernsore and Wyeae. - 1 00.: Per: aP.4u 13 3; . 8 , 10) dr, terrtt!al A4 , 91 1 cm40,9 of Slat Rectory of ' Sattfrday. CIRENCESTER, Abington and HenkT. three t igi ' ll & Caketton, conalsting of - the. Rectory Farm , containing :cal acres of MeidaW, pasture aridatable land, a convenient new s e es g ry or . I SOUFHAM.STON,Winchefter,Rumfey, l 4 o6l4l9° e' rare& h' 9l4 e, °Kees, said garden , barns, stabling, aug- o oth l wairwa ; l , ton, Chriftchotett. Ringwood, Fordingbadge, Method% he thWeillimated value about 5001. per annum*. thw iireient4nCons- ) Igo of W10E41267 and GestrafeY. waSSefie bail!' k bfot's am 73 , years .; 14 abkruse perpetu al A e lvow a oel o f sh e SUNnURY, Hampton and Twickenham, towel's ',' •Pwcfntle‘Bearlratelat99e With the Prat ,antLamall tytbea of rhea/XETER,Plentonth and nainouth fir vesyr , !., hperlikcohtainintaboet 1950-acres f , Das t urp ,apg 4 Ng e vying Goods and Pan - enters, as dual, to all parts et iv c liiiilfi porsints*rhOuite,xiii4s • andgiehe uncle about 1 • 9 10° 4 * r., r, iimitai jait im antes- tear am eatiammt ivt imgliblif . :1 ....» a. t e r n ; e gte ..„.. y ees e t . ,.. : vo r ei t o r boc. UNT .thi t tvoy lli and C act i.. refbepitedlcvfhuniltabley at: f o ot: an; _.... May be, Ttan , ~,0,„..,, e g.)4 0. ,., - .lso fyLafic k i l.wyge, &c. 14, more:than kiveponnds vain , rift l ea lbw I ,Co t Priniers.. or e ' • in .; ' estra.pawsr l i a,,0, A D , p r ie tha. e aft :111 *reified at thethrne ordaaert;aaadpaid . ... ,thftroli . bir.: oaiiil, MOO; Oquittisige ; aethlro - I giceet illsok•tiosncon'etiestalioni , Soowtinivissoldea oc , .••",,„ 8 ptiatteol;; &Van, Neter Pork' ; 84 . * 'toe; Inhrtitardel ""---. .o ,;- Vii: ' '' • r r . ! .. iArt. See Aciiiien's.,..lted, Licele. Berme; of Biaiortel'llati: LONDON': Printed and published by LE , • b , i t - M- - .. i .' sn lt y i•-49ftltiP tt naidO ce e 4 salt; *it* Mingo •iirtlary. Place, natribeth) at the Stsualkfrett a e, . 1. •• er, Le, au 'V°. Al oe te-grtet, London.. ~. .::L sled. litabias6oslfaiust,44e:ST•terWHels: ' • . . . ' . • gallons of gin, the propeof of *pas. Banywell and Woodheaci; M. Farldit;" alias' Farrell, for stealing Olbs. of mutton, the property of W. Lane ; Mary lot - Wiling OtOse bangikerehief astd'a, wAst . coatohe nopenx . of R.;§tcei. 'And two were acquittedpriz. ierroties and J. Watson. , . The same chet thie SelssiOns ended, when sentence of, tra l nspiprhationfor, seven years...vras. ravioli. on— " . W. Bore, J. , Deriip4r it F. Miller, W. Jonesi J. utter, J. Turner, W J. Little ? . Margaret Ai ; Malty eviay, Sarah ITtzgirald, I B. Benjamin; L Metcalfe,'Miry' Shearing, alias Met-alfev R. Wells,Charlotte Brovrn,'Elizabeth Minch, 1i.0.g/Adle±§arah,Baker,Pawid AVanig P. stokes, J. Ai4rew4..Haley, W. Morrisotn4 P. Evan& Three Were ordered to be 'imprisoned the House of Correction, Clerkenwell, for two years, viz. W. Wells, X Benjamin, and E. Owen six for twelve Imn i ths ; sigtemfew sig mouths ; one. in Newgate for 5" ran. fkray ; nine.for lesser . periods. Two beptiblicty, and six Avail): 41100.. And eight, lyre fined Is. cirseargeK hervessions were,thett adjourned to Th ursday the It Offebruary nest. LONDON- 14MAXETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK;iIdak,I4 I iNVIZAL The market this day was thinly supp with Wheat, and samples of fine fetched a small advance. Barley likewise—Malt heavy in sales and at, tesi.— Peas vary but little, and Deana of both sorts arc clearer.-!-Oats are in tolerable supply, and fully keep the prices quoted.---In Flour little variation. GENICRAL CORRIENCY A5,11241th1: Wheat, 445. 62; 725. Beans (old) 58s 645. Fine ditto, 755. 70s. Tick ditto (old) 335. 593. Rye (New) 455..5e5. Oats, 30s. 345. 38a. 'Jillarley, 40s. 465. Polad ditto, 395. 41s. Mak O6s. 765. I'otatoe ditto, to 435. "White Peas (Boilers) I 525. I 625. Rape Seed, 241. 2 7 1. os. Grey ditto, els. 665. Fine Flour, GOs. 65 5. r , Second Flour 555. to 60s. DIED. • Sunday last, in Grosvenor Place, the infant son of Col. Wildet, M. P. and on Wednesday another son, iu the :Id year of his age. At Kingston, in Jamaica, after a fed days illness, Fdwiti Ar thur Bromwich, youngest son of the late Philip Augustus Brom (with, F.sq. of Olney, Northamptonshire. • At -Edinburgh, on the 7th Instant, aged 66, Mrs. I Alias Leslie, • relict of Captain John Leslie late of his Majesty's !:itch regiment. In Cleveland-court, Miss iVliddleton, daughter of the late Col. Middleton, of the Royal Marines. At Brecon, Miss F. Cherry, second daughter of Mr. Chen. I Manager of the Theatre there. HIGH WATER AT LONPON ,BRIDVE TO-MORROW. Morning l3 minutes after 11 Afternoon 5O minutes after 11