Star. — London, England, 1808-10-03 00:00:00

:K t t" v 1 " -- A The atmosphere was so slisrp and biting last nigh that the walks were deprived of their usual number fashionable, ptumcnaders. The Libraries, however, were immensely crowded, the heat occasioned by the numbers assembled being almost as unpleasant therts tis was the cold sharp air without. There was nD bag at the Castle last night, neither were there any it* formauces at the Theatre. The 10th Light Dragoon 4 stationed here and at Lewes, march for Portsmouthi, to embark there for foreign service, on Tuesday next! The remains of the Countess of Stuiroxix, in a hearse drawn by 6 horses, and followed by A mourning coach and six, were removed from hence for interment in fie family vault in buff*, At . wpm o'clock this morning. The MARLsonpvesrfa.rash are-in readiness to leave this place for London to-morrow 4. but it is the opinion of the gri4ter propOrtion of the indivi• duals on their Orates establishment, that their de.' parture will be deferred until Monday.. This has been a lovely day, and rank, elegance, and beauty, have given bustle an 4 brilliance to the rides and walks. The pleasuree-loais before dinner, were sail ing to and fro in front of the town ; and the ponies and doakies,on terra "ono were scamptaink about in all quarters. Towards two o'clock the race down was tolerably visited by carriages filled with elrgantet, equestrians, and pedestrians, to behold the match decided between the Windsor poney and the poney of Cuckfield, the former carrying ten pounds extra. The race was the honie two miles for two hundred guineas, and which was won easily by the parley of Cuckfield, the odds being about five to four in his fa vour at starting.—There were no other races during the day. - .c. POLICE. BOW-STREET.—Saturday, Eliznieth Thompson was examined on a charge of robbing divers ready fur- Wished lodgings. The prisoner has for some time past made a practice of. going to different parts of the town, accompanied by her daughter, about eight years of age, and with a plausible tale of being just come to London, and her hitsband living servant in a family, where he wished to keep his being a married plan a secret, so 'imposed, as to prevent a reference for her character being required ; and having thus gained admittance into a house, she seldom remained more than a few hours ere she decamped, plundering the apartments of every thing portable. Several per sons identified the prisoner's person, and were bound over to prosecute her. MA NsioN-HousE.—Saturday a bargeman, who had been stopped in Thames -street, with a quantity of raw coffee, was charged with having the same in his pos session. The prisoner was seen With another man ; but it could not be proved which of them dropped the coffee, and he was discharged, on his master pro mising to appear for him. The Beadle of Christ Church Parish applied for a warrant to bring up a muter shoemaker, named Joseph Chapman, for having robbed and deserted his three apprentices, two of whom belonged to that pa rish, and one to St. Sepulchre's. The Beadle stated, that one of the boys had been bound to him only a week ; that he had received a premium with him ; that he used to half starve them ; and that on Wed nesday he decamped, after pawning their clothes..and left them ckstitutz of every Leeessary. „The Loan MIYO:t ordered the boys to be taken care of, and pro per steps to be taken to find out their unfeeling mister. GUILDIIALL.—Saturday, a woman was examined on suspicion of child-stealing: it appeared that she had decoyed a boy, four years old, the son of Mr. Stedman, liner-draper, in the City-road, from his father's door; jut while in the act of st;ipping him, was taken into custody. Several duplicates of chil dren's clothes were found on her. She was commit ted for re-exataination. R LBORMAH-STIMET —Saturday --- Smith was examined on the charge of setting fire to a dwelling. house, in Beacham-street, Leather-lane. It appeared that the prisoner aad his wife had uttered some mali cious insinuations against some lodgers in the house, and on Thursday mght,a.quantity ofrags were found burning under a stair, case,. accessable only to the' prisoner and his wife ; fortunately, however, the smother alarmed some of the lodgers, and the fire was subdued. The prisoner was remanded, but his wife cannot be found. Saturday the r.anainsafrarrEa Fiser, late foreman to the.Phccnix Fi . re,olfice, who died in St. Bards°lo. mew's Hospa4, in consequence of being so dreadfully bruised and burned at the fire at Covent Garden Theatre, were Interred in the burial-ground of the parish of St Martin in the Fields. The procession was very solemn. Twenty firemen, with crape hat bands and black stockings, preceded the corpse. An amazing conconrse of people attended in the church and church-vard. A child, three years old, of the name of Corbett, was stolen from the door of its parents in Gresse-street, Rathbonellace, on Friday evening, and at seven o'clock it was brought back, and left naked at the unpeTteived. MARRIED. Lately, at St. Michael's Church, Bristol, the Rev. Inhn Hen sham, of Wraxhall, Somerset, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, to Miss Vaughan, daughter of Richard Vaughasi,Esq. • of Bristol. At Miserden Park, near Cirencester, Major-General Burr, in the service of the Hon. East India Company, to Miss M. Davis, daughter of the late J. Davis, Esq. of Chepstow. DIED; in Lower Mount-street, Dublin, Robert Scott, Esq. Professor of Botany in Trinity College, Dublin, Honorary Member of the Dublin Society, &e. At Bath, Colonel l.andeg, of Brinwillwch, sear Swansea, one wf bis Majesty's Justices of tke Peace and a Deputy Lieutenant ler the County of Glamorgan. 'Ai Is:mastitis, Bucks, Mrs. Winifred Jones, relict of the late Harford Jones, Esq. and mother of Sir Harford Jones, Resident a, the Court of Bagdad. • Thursday, at her house in Wat Eng-street, Canterbury, aged 70, Mrs. Mary Hodges, widow of the law Captain John Hodges, of the Royal Navy. At Upper Slaughter, Gloucestershire, the Rev. Ferdinando' Tracy Travail, rector of that parish upwards of 44 years. Mrs. Sarah Moule, of the Rainbow Coffee-house, King-street, Covent-Gardo. At Citelt.cillatn, Lieutenant Wrn. Abtrronity Cordon, of the Royal Artillery. On Friday evening, at his house at West Wickham, Sir Jobe Chichester, Bart. of Yoishion, in the County of Duvuit. FRO qmErrE Atom itix pgu* • • ADMIRALTT OFFICE, 36. his Majesty has been iile*ed, by his Order i Council ale . 28th instant, to Confer upon the Mas• tors of his Royal Navy the Rank of Lieutenants, ac.l cording to the following Regulations, viz. That they shall take Rank in the Ships of which they shall be warranted Masters, immediately after the Junior Lieutenants of such Ships ; and that they shall have Precedence" in Rank of Surgeons of the Navy. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 1. 4th Regignent of Dragoons--WialainFentlall,Oent. to be Cornet, withogt purchase. 6th Ditto—Ensign Henry Petre, from the 4th Foot, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Fitamaurice, resigned. 7th Rciiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Thomas Wildman to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lumley, promoted in the 3dGarrison . Dattalion ; Serjeant-Major Arthur Myer to be Cornet, vice Wildman. 10th Ditto—Cornet Henry Duperler to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Stanhope, promoted in the 7th Garri uu BA - Wiwi. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant Caleb Underwood to be Captain of a Troop, by Purchase, vice Diliyhtple, promote 1 in the 3d Foot; -Lieutenant Valentine Jones, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice Underwood. 4th Regiment of Foot—Edmund Field, Gent. to be Ensign, with out Purchase, vice Petre,appoin:e.l to the 6gh Dragoons. 7th DiitoL—Assistant-Surgeon Martin Mahony,,,from the Donegal Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 10th Ditto—Captain Digby T. Carpenter, from the 59th Foot, to be Captain o a Company, vice Halford, wh3 exchanges. llth, Ditto--Ensign Henry P. L'Estrange, from the 48th Foot, to be Licutenant, without Purchase; Ensign John Everitt, from the sth Gatri'son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without Purchase. 19th Ditto-I.leutenant William Wilde , / to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Hankey, promoted in the 50th Foot ; Ensign'John Bradford to be Lieutenant, vice Wildey. =lst Ditto—Charles Furlong, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, _...... without purchase, vice Wilkinson, who resigns. 23d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Wynne to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase. _tit Ditto--Ensign Thomas Allen to be Lieutenant, hypurchase, vice Bartholomew, who retires. 31st Ditto—tnsign SamuelShawe to be Lieutenant, without pur- chase, vice Bray, promoted in the York Lieu Infantry Volun teers ; Owens, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shave. 4 Ist Ditto—Ensign Bryan Stapleton to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Halsall, who retires. 59th Ditto—Captain George Halford, from the 10th Foot, t 6 be Captain of a Company, vice Carpenter, who exchanges. 62d Ditto—Ensign A. Z.-.awart to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Eliot, promoted in the 9th Garrison Battalion. 66th Ditto—Ensign Francis Hand, from t le 76th Foot, min En- sign by purchase, vice Seaver , promote i ; Lieutenant Thomas Pardy to be Adjutant, vice Knipe, promoted in the 11th Foot. 69th Ditto—Liettenant AlexandlT Rattray to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Mo)re, dece...sed; Ensign George Robertson to be Lieutenant,lwithout purchase, vice Obins,wbo resins; -Ensign Jahn roulstone to be I.ivnte- nant, vice Rattray ; Cuddy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robertson. 70th kitto—Captain Allan Cameron, from the 6th Garrison Bat _ talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Beresford, who ex cha: ges ; Easign John M‘Phail, from the Royal 4, to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Kier, who retires on Half . Pay of the sth loot. 71st Ditto—Captain Samuel Reed, from the Gth Gurriton Batta lion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bagwell, who exchanges. 72d Ditto—Lieutdiant James Barwickto be Adjutant, vice Wil sAn, promoted. 76th Ditto—John Faincombc, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Vaughan, promoted. 63d Ditto—Ensign William Holland to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Loftus, promoted in the 9:h root ; Ensign Henry Vereker to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice L-Lu - iiiag, ap pointed to the 11th Foot. 87th Ditto-4ohn Sherlock, Esq. to be Paymaster of the 2d Bat talion, vice Phelps, who resigns. 94th Ditto—Lieutenant William Squirl to be Captain of a COM. • pany, without purchase, vice Brown, promoted in/he ;th West India Regiment; Ensign Jobb Bogue to be Lieutepaat, by pur chase, vice Monro, promoted in the 21st Foot. To be Ensigns —. Jo hn Erskine, Gent, by purchase, vice Cresswell, promoted ; Lavid Campbell, Gent, by purchase, vice Sand rock, whose appointment does not take place; Ensign Wm. W.I. • .n, lions the Edinburgh Militia, without purchase. To be i',lmaster—James Donald, Esq. sth Garrison Battaliou--Wm. Johnston, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Everitt, promoted In the 11th Foot. 6th Ditto—Captain Hamilton Bagwell, from the 71st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Reed, who exchanges. Bth Ditto—Captain Wm. Beresford, from the 70th Foot, to be • Captain of ;Company, vice Cameron, who exchanges. Canadian lencibles--Lieuttnant 1. Peters, from half-pay of the stb Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Samuel Brampton, Gent. to be vice Abbe, superseded. QRDNANCE-OFFICE, SEPT. Corps of Royal Engineers—Gentleman Cadet Harry D. Jones to be Seeand Lieutenant, vice hilansbard, promuteci Dated Sep tember 17, 180 d. sEprrmsr.o 30. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Cliarles Manners to be First Lieutenant, vice Puckey, deceased. Dated Oeptember 24, 1808. 'llfedicial Eitablishment for the Military Departments of the Ordnance. _ Assistant Surgeon Wm. Lloyd to be Surgeon, vice Ferris, retired. Dated Sept. 23, 1808. Second Assistant Surgeon Dougal Campbell to be Assistant Sur geon, vice Lloyd. Dated as above. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Cranbrook Volunteers. Second Lieutenant George Ingram to be First Lieutenant, vice Hunt, resigned. Dated September sut, ihoB. i K PARTNERSHIPS, DISSQLYED. Charles Shipman and Thomas Fishwick, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants, !tine 18, 1808. • Lemue Thomas and 1. Lvans, of Staking-lane, London, whole sale hardwaremen, Sept. so, lBuB. Samuel Armlield, stn. and Samuel Artt‘field, jun. of Aston, near Birmingham, snuffer-makers, Much 28, 1808. George I'hipps and William Sm ith, of Nottingham, woolstapiers and woolcombcts, Sept. 22, 1808. Martha Swale and Kuhr. Alefouuder, of Ipswich, Suffolk, tan ners, Sept. 1, 1808. . Michael Vistirin and William Janson, of Bond-street, Middlesex, truss makers, Assiut 43, 1808. • Henry Brookes and Thomas Temple, of Coventry-street, Lon don, picture-frame makers and stationers, Sept. 29, 1808. Josiah Piercy and Thomas Rowe, of Aldersgate-street, London, silver polishers and dealers in old plate, Sept. 29, 1808. Joel Pinney and Joseph West, of Bury -street, and Pall Mall, in Middlesex, Regimental taylors, Sept. 29, 1808. Richard Key and James Cole, of Wardour-street, Soho, Middle sex, coach makers, Sept. 29, 1808. Hopkins, Giles and Co. of Mark-lane, London, Oct. 1, 1808. Maurice Jones and Edward Burnford, of Newgate-street, London, booksellers and publishers, April 25, 1808. James Shier and William Stroud, of Portsea, Hants, navy and army agents, Sept. 1. 1808. Robert Treffry, William Tr,ffry, and John Treffry, of Plymoudi Dock, Devon, wine and porter merchants, Sept. gO, I nlllki James Laurie and Archibald Macnab, of Glasgow, Scott* September 12, 1808. Edward Prockter and James Twallin, of Belle Savage, Ludgate bill, London, coach masters and tavern keepers, September 23, 1808. Nicholas Dennys and Charles Dumergne, jua. of Mark-blbe i wine and brandy merchants, August 30, 1808. Robert Nayler and Hem y Banie, of Bermoudsey-street, South wark, woolstaplers, Sept. itB, 1808. Ann Baker and Thomas Jarman, of Stoke-Newington, Middlesex, - butchers, Sept. 89, 1808. kliralseth March and John Johnson, of Cheadle, Stafford, grocers and ironmongers, Dec. 31, 1807. William Wallis and John Harding, of Clioopside, London!, linen drapers, luly 1, 1604 CAPITAL ESTATES., SUFFOLK. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Saturn ; , At Carraway's Cotke-house, Cotnhill, on Friday the 14th of Oc. tober, at twelve o'clock, in six Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Public Notice will be : Ovens 1 Lot 1. i a i VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, -I- 3 . comprising 241 Acres and 18 Perches, of excellent ~ Arable, Meadow sad Pasture Land, situate in the parishes of i Chediston and Co okiey, near Halesworth, in the occupatioa.oftbe 1 executors of Mr. Joseph B!shop, under !rase or agreement, yes a I term, of which there wil&be two years unexpired at hgebaelmas next, old stile. , :1 . 2. A desirable Farm part Freehold and part Copyhold, com prising 216 Acres, 2 Roods, and 29 Perches, ofgood Arable and! Pasture Land, situate In Hpkon, near Haleswortit, in the *tea- pation of Mr. Wm. Brills.' :14- , .'. S. A desirable Farm, part Freehold and part Copyhold, corn. 1 prising 185 Acres and 8 Roods of excellent Arable, Pasture, and ,I Wood Land, situate in the several parishes of Sperhall,'Wes;hall, 1 I and Halesworth, in the occupation of Mr. John Taylor , I 1 4. A compact Farm, principally Freehold, comprising 934eres, i Rood, and 31 Perches, of very good Arable and Pasture Lando' situate in the several parishes of Spexball and Halesworth, In the I occupation of Mr. James Woolnough. 5. A very cpmpact Farm, in the several parishes of St. Miohael 1 and St. Margaret, near Bungly, comprising 171 Acres and A Perches of very good Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land, toge. I thee with the great and smaiTythes of 112 Acres, 1 Rood, and ; • 39 Perches, pars thereof lying in the parish of tit Michael's, in the occupmion of Mr. Thomas Owlet. i 6. A valuable Freehold Farm, in Weston and Shadtlinglield, near Fieccles, comprising 377 Acres and 20 Perches, of excellent 4 Arable and Pasture Land, in the occupation 'of Mr. Charles I : Haward, under lease or agreement for a term, of which six years i I veil be )usexplral as Michoelmes next, old stile. : Further panicabul may be had on application to Mr. Jermyn , and Mr.Crabtree, Halesworth; Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, Rus- I sell-square; Messrs. Loggen and Smith, Ilasingltall-street; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Broad -street, with whom Plans of the several Farms are left-for Inspection. 1 The Estates may be viewed at any time previous to the Sale. 1 ! , SrS. rr Col aAMM - eogriett. rtleo! 'rrrn—r— : tcmpACH, • !- .1 . AriftstlrlArr tnci PHILLIPS, • (SOttgonitritia(bfr. Salmi) At George pap, Oct ( ___Soutbaropton j og Thursday, • ;:* 01 " TirehreWlockMri Lori, !TWO MANOR of SOMERFORD, and jrf' Lots of Laqd iiiaptfd.for Building, • 'Weillfg Oils di lioiodd . t: LNialimitsawasi be bail ton clays previmis to tbe gale = Debark Herby, air Private Pontraci), by applying t, Derby, tao. t, Tinßeld-court, Temple ; - • Linou ;et tberitit.tontltanipton in -• ADVQW.S 4 44I - A2M - NE VALUA4LE VICARIAL Trrms. A* OF SURREY.' • •• - • SOLD'IA, ItAItY4sTA POUTRA.CT By. Messrs. liopClA,lrr mai PKILLIPP .. • • • • (Sueeviseerra to-Mr. Nil Al milE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and next PREgtrr4tioN tfidijr%-paluable Property io Vicarial 'Prates, producing .xlooo pet MUM and capable of m uc h iris. iroreenent; with t respectable lfSe;rage House, Offices, and Land, within ten miles of Loudon; the present inctunb;:ot is about au years of age. • • •Partiiulars are prtparinp, and Ina few days maybe bad en the application of -principals only) of bloats. Huggart and Phillips, 6t, Woad-street, Royal Exchange. ,C CORY, TO BE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, For the absolute T of 34 Years, A carrrAL, 'extensive, and and complete WoesTrn Mal:and WooLteir YARN MANVIFACToRY, with the Mill-Geer, - Taekle, and Machinery thereto, together with tie Out-houses, Buildings and Appurtenances thereto belonging; wkh a neat modern built Dwelling-house, a good Carden, and abaft 9 Acres of rich Pasture I Arid adjoining, situate. at Bridgend, In the County of Glamorgar:, st ithin tivi: miles of the Harbour of Newton, well supplied with a plentiful stream of soft water from the River Ogmore. The Mill, Dwelling House, Buildings and Machirery, ave been erected within these few years, at an expenze of mar ten thousand pounds, and are in excellent repair. • The whole is held ender Lease from Thomas Wyndham, Esq. at the yearly rent of 1.13, Application may he made to Mr: Dore, at Bridgend aforesaid, If by letter post paid. DR. JAMES'S ANALSioffe-i'II.LS.—CAUTION WHEREAS DINJAktIS• PiRRiN has obtruded billow u2on the Public as " the original and only person" , who ever priparel the Fever Powder and Analeptic Pills for the late Dr. butes, they will be enabled to judge of this man . .. preten sions, when the acre informed that he was a labourer in the Doc tor's garden at lartili-tb, at eleven shillings per week, and after wards employed to Make up his pills, the Ingredissis of which were weighed out and delivered to him b mass (or that put pnre ; and Vat be never did as!:• i:f any p in of the process of the Need Powder, to which tie .thaleptk Pills owe their pe culilr effieasy. It will be evidit, therefore, that Mr. Pso rin's are not Dr. James's Pills ; t! • d the Public will deter mihe what degree of:creche Is to ',slims to °newly, has asserted that he was th:. " originul, and only person"" who ever assisted Dr. James in preparing his Power , when it appears th a t t h e (Fever Powder was prepared many yens before be worked for Dr. James, and even before he was born. The Analeptic Pills . (which Dr. James contrived as ; remedy for himself, and which preserved his life to an advances' age), are• admirably calculated j fOr Disoeilers . of the Stomach and Rowels, and Le the Head-Ash, and other bad effects of free living, as also for Rb 2ualatle, SiLous, I . and Minty complaints: theggeotly open the pores by night, and the body by day ; and are excell-nt in Colds and slight Fevers, aludybouid never be omitted at bed time, -she: any excess of eat ing eirilrinking l _ __ . . _ __ ' • - Sold only la P. Newberry and Sons No. 45, St. Paul's Church Yard, Lor.tiun; and at Dr. lames's l ate house, in Bruton-street, hi boxes,•price 4s. 643. each, or six in one large box, price ti. 44. duty inoluied. irr • Ohgerre that the wards, " Y. Nfwbery, No. 45, St. Patilr are enirraFecl lathe stamrs. _ TO THE NOBILtrY, GErrmy, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL • D OCTOR SOLOMON prepares his ABSTE4. GENT LOTION, for public use, whicl for a series of years has been the wonder and admiration of Ms private patients ! ft is the Most elegant; fragrant, iniidioafeanttvaluable Ligttid orWa;ls for Scorbutic and other eruptions. - It gently restcres the skin to a degree of faint els and purity beyond the powers* of description. Lathes may rely that it renders the Fact fair and delicate, and re moves every kind of stain, tan, sunburn, or freckles, which rouge, long Illness, or fatigue generally produce; in short, it is the only osmotic a lady can use at her toilet with case and comfort, or a gentleman have recourse to when shavirg is become a dreadful operation by an eruptive disease on the face. It may be used.with was the smallest hazard, for a more sovereigl remedy cannot be 'tlevise'd for even the most delicate frame. Ladies and Gentlemen may rely on the good qualities of this Abotergent, as the hest clearer and beattifier of the skin. It also removes speedily, without pain or trouble, all'kkgds of pimples, totters, ring-werms, spots, redness, swellings or carbmcles of the Nose, Elotchts, and every species of eruption on the surface of the human body.. The Abstergent l.otion never fails of Auccf!ss with' those who give it a fair trial, and as its price evidently chews that no private emolumer t souiht for by the praprien r, so also may the public be convinced that nothing but a certainty of its success could in duce Dr. Solomon to hazard the good opinion he is honoured with by all ranks, in presenting them with this elegant Cosmetic. Note—A Government stamp is pasttd on.eack bottle, with the name and plaice of abode of theTroprietor,ghtta,"Sanal.Solomon, Liverpool," engraved therein, to - counterfeL which isfelony, and punishable with death. - • • ' • •• Its The mokt cespectable rtferencet re givm, ,butby tkt par ticular desire of malty perturs, no eases Will - be pUblished of those who use the Abstergent 1 otion.-;-TheLotion tnatfte had of every respectable medicine vender in the United-Kirigdom. • IMPOKI ANT DisCOVERY. r ir HE Advantage the Public must always deriv -3- from regularly educated professional men directing almost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which ass attended the adminisrra:ion of their new remedy, and The extraor dinary cures it has perfOrined. For a long series of years, Messrs. Cint Kira and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their invesei• gation, and are happy in having discovered-a medicine superior to mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observe that the efferts of this reniedy ire diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it enovat e s the system ht all its natural functions, prom Otes appetite, and ; facilitates di gestion thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous comfit*. lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre serves that constitution in its primitive state, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number. less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from as excess of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, thougk not less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes in a certain pertinious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that distressing state of debility atLde ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re. , lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakne ss as to ren d e r I life oppressive. To such persons it mast be a consoling reflec t don to know, that they stray now, by a new infallible m o d e of treatment, b e restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house,. No. 107, Hanoi - Garden. Patients in the cdUntry, describing the particulars of I their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note, wig have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the kingdom. No. 107, HattonGarden. 0241)0N . Primed and Published by LEVEL KEN 1, of Can terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STAR-O►rtcr, No. 1, Catey- Erect, Pubhated also at the Staa-Or ma, Temple Bar. •• . • • • etober 27,at ,nd several near the Mae le (unless g to Me s T s. ; Mr. I.ud. iPtnn ; and of rat Exchzip. r >RESENT*, • ES, IN THE Ler, ?Si - 'At William Ainsworth, of the township of Cheetham, the pail nmehester, innkeeper, dealer and charnan, to October 18, 20, and Nov. 12, at two, it theßriditWatle A N. anchester. Attornies, Mr. Jobs Law, Manchester; se 1 hilip Hurd, 11.ing's Bech Walks, Temple ,Loadon. • • Ch tries Field, of Queen-street, Portsea, Hants, taybr, drap e' rt dealer and chapman, October 8,13, aria Nov. 1.2, at ten, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. J. Joneil, Church -T , Covent-Garden. Thomas Henley, of Abbey-place, Bethnal Green-road, Middles.; carpenter and builder, October 4, 18, and Nov. 14, at ten,* Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George . Lewis, Red lion-square. John Smith, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and charnaa, Octo. ber 17, 18, and NOY. 12, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, it, LiverpooL Atturnies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bed ford,rate London • or Messrs. GrilEths and tirade, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool Samuel Devonsheir Wilmott, of Dunster, Somerset, merchant, dealer and chapman, October 11, at four October 12, and Nov; 12, at eleven, at the Angel inn, Briligeerater. Attornies, Messrs. Blake, Cook's -court, Carey-street, London ; or Mr. Thomas Spines, jun. Castle Bailey, Bridgewater. John Roberts, of Dolefour, parish of Gwnnws, Cardiganshire, horse-dealer, dealer anal chaprnan, October 13, 14, and N0v.12; at eleven, at the Three Cocks Inn, Aberilanvey, Breconsbire. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Robbins, Lincoln's Inn, London ' • or Mr. Evans, Rh.tyaih.r, Radnorshire. Richard Millegan, of Portsta, Hants, brewer, dealer and chap man, October 12, at one, October 19, at eleven, and Nov. 12, at twelve, at the Blue l'osts, Portsmouth Pubit. Atturnies, Messrs. Smart andThumas, Nu. 8, Staple Inn, or Mr. R. Hart, . - of Portsmouth. John Trafford, of Proddinglam, Lincolnshire, beast-jobber, dealer and chapman, Octobt r fO, 11, and Nov. 19, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Glamford Briggs. Attornieg, Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, ilbckfriars, London ; or Mr. Nicholson, Glamford Briggs. James Brymer, of King-street, parish of St. Anr., Soho, Middle sex, taylor, dealer and chapman, October 7, at five, October N, at ten, and Nov. 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies Messrs. Vandercom and Conlyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, Condon. October 29.411155Xer Beale 4,ta aleabc and chapman, at ten, at-Guiiillisli f Lolidnn ' Ocit l WlC ff. Pistawa.MaGra. FONOVat Kwr, ;m i t ra or the nir Stephen Luibingtup man, at ten, 'at Guildhall, London. jr- Oetsber 29. • Josiah Sharpe, of Market Deeping, ihana•drapez, at ten, at London. /Lc • 1 r"". , BANKRUPI4, •. !TS TO-MORROW. Sun rises. I San sets. I Moon rises. 20 minutes after 6 40 sninutesafter 5 ai/ MillUtes fSr HIGH WATER AT LOON 131GDGETO-M4RROW, Morning - • 51 minutes. after k Manaus _ - 1G minutes alter 41 SALES BY AUCTION. SUDBURY-GROVE, NEAR HARROW. VALUABLE BUILDING-MATERIALS, LEAD, .&e. Ly Mr. ROBINS, • - . • On the Premises, at Sudbury, on Tuesday, October 4, at eleven o'Clock, • I A QUANTITY of CAPITAL BUILDING MATERIAI S, in Lots cornprislir• capitll Timber, in girders and joists; clean Batten Flooring; itainscotting,dEvari ous descriptions; French Seslies and.cpistrs, 441.11 Frames aißi Shutters; a number of TWO, Four and'ilic-Pannal D9ocs; mere hundred feet of Portland C.)ping a strantitt of Octagon Watth, Black Doll, Yor ksh i re, irnd Purbeck' Paving ;• Deli, St afrenset and ab ri t five tons of Load; and upwards of tweatif.five laid cif Min' '1 1,111),:r cut down. _ _ bt views* by apply* to. Mr. KiticA, on the Premises, where Catalogue, may be Std i.and of 'Mr. Rubins, Warwick struct, Gaidei-impare: • ' • •1 A SINOULAki.tDESIIABLE PRk:F a HOI.IS lyz:SlD.tNclk AND ESTAtEFOR A SPORTSMAN:I-14"ft By Mears.. HOfKiAter and PHILLIPS, • (Suceetton to Mrs Sucr) • At Girrawars, London, on Friday the 14th of Octobac, at Twelve &Clock, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and ESTATE, 1 Comprising 117 Acres of Arable, rasture, and Wood Land, tying compact, commanding picturesque and crteAsive prospects, Dear several Packs of Hounds, and abounding with Game two miles from Odeain, five from Basingstoke, ten from Farnham, and 42 from London, in the County of Hants, with a Lawn, Paddock, and suitable Offices, Coach-house, ana Stabling, Farm Yard, Barns, Granaries, arid Out-buildings, two Kitchen Gar dens, and tit* Basingtoke Canal ronning•through the Estate. To be viewed ten days previous to the sale, and particulars then had of the Printers of the Hampshire Journal and Telegraph, Salisbury Journal, Reading Mercury, and Brighton Herald; at the King's Arms, Murrell-green ; of Messrs. Kaye and Freshfield; Solicitors, Tokenhoase Yr.rd ; Mr. Carpenter, : 4 olicitor, Basing hall-ittmet ; at °areaway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal F.xchange, London. _ *-UABLE PLANTATION IN THE ISLAND OF NEVES• By Mann. HOGGAItT and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. therrn) . • At Garrawa : rs, pope time in January, . 320 9 f By order of the Adintnistrators,of Rose Bedford, Faq. deceased, MORETON's SAY PLANTATION, in the ISLAND of NEVIS; Containing One Hundred and Eighty sit Acres, Eighty-two of which are Came Land, and d e rentain der capable of being converted into the same with facility ; tar:- tiger with all the Negroes, Mules ' Horses, and Cattle on the Estate ; a Horse Mill, nearly new ; Dwelling-House, Out-offices, Mule-sheds, Boiling and Curing Houses,*Still-house, two Stills, and requisite Oat-buildings. The Estate is one of the most productive and least expensive in the island, and is supplied by a well of most excellent spricg Water; and the distance from the Boiling-house to the Shipping Place not more than 500 yards. Pai-ticulars are preparing, and when ready, may be had of Messrs. Rigby and Lowless, Solicitors, 14, Chatham-place; at Garraway's, and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No, Ott, Broad street, Royal Exchange, Lor.don.