Star. — London, England, 1808-02-10 00:00:00

THY e;fteerri. iday se'nnight a Court Martial was held as attl4 ou baF4 die Gladiator,nisFaptain Wood of his, Majesty's ship Calcutta, to accomstfor co - fiat thip,..by being captured by the ,enciny. oil letter'freen Captain Woodruff' to the ary of be Adrairalty,relattsig the circumstances led tta bin being taken, was read to the Court Majesteux,Teneriffe, Nov. 7,1805• ObedießlC:t to the orders of the Right Hon., the Minsiniksicinera of the Admiralty, I waited at :lenairith his Majesty's ship Calcutta, then nn my . com mand, until the morning of the _ 34 of t, co ll ec ting such of the Honourable Corn , alia either ships, as might arrive, and were wil take the protection his Majesty's ship. On corning .1 sailed, having wider my • convoy the ipaasy's extra-ship: Indus. Madras; . the icm,.postthern whaler, from tTlation; the Fox from Mor.anibiquechannel ; and the Grand rm whaler, licinithe coast of Peru, bound to MI. all fall ships ; :the Wilhelmina, under Prussian s, detained by the Calcutta on her passage out; ie ,Carolina, a large Swedish ship from China — claimed my protection. thing material happened. during the passage, *l4th of September, .when I fell in with the 3rothers, of •Loadon, from Tobago, being one Very large convoy from 'the Leeward Jilands, the protection of his Majesty's ship Illustrious ; from which the Brothers had separated in a gale, many other ships. This ship being very leaky, . much_ want of provisions, the Master claimed imtection and assistance. 1 accordingly gave instructions, and sent two men to assist at the lint she was so ill-found , and sailed so heavy, she detained me, and my original convoy, at one third of our daily distance. On the evening re 24th, the Grand Sachem requested permission t company—being bound to Milford, which she sccordingly the' next morning. We were then se Northward, in the stream of Scilly, and in I`2 W. At noon we saw several ships to the .W. it being then nearly calm. But a light to springing up from the westward, which they gist up with them, enabled them to near us fast.' isidered theni in pursuit, but they were still too am to form any positive idea of their being friends mules ; and night coming on, I. kept between and the convoy- • daylight (on 'the 266) they had neared us iderably, and the Brothers sailing so much worse , the rest of the convoy, kept me considerably irn. Hid I not been unfortunately detained by _ ship, all would have been well.' At 6 A. M. ilmerving the number of strange ships increased to ve, apparently large:vessels, closely connected, evidently in chace of us, I made• the necessary angernents fur the escape: of my convoy, should prove an enemy's squadron.,--At 11, I made private signal, and waited until.noon for its beiag twered, which did not take place.—l then hailed Indus,: and informed the Captain, that it was an uy s squadron in chace of ns and ordered him to a... all possible sail a-head, with the convoy ; and the same -time the signal was made to them, tat an enemy was in sight. The enemy nearing fast, 1. soon perceived their force to. be a three ler, and feitir ships of the line, with frigates other vessels ; and as I saw it was next to im isible for both his Majesty's ships and the convoy escape, I determined to protect the .tatter and tour their escape, at all events. My own con having made all sail.a-head, I again dropped ions to speak the Brothers, and recommepded 1m to haul upon a wind to the northward, which immediately did. I then made sail to inter it a large frigate, which was then drawing up ' with the convoy. At three p. m. this frigate ~rag on our starboard bow, having passed me cut of 'unrshot, began firing her stern-chase guns, which ‘returned with a bow-chase. This continued, until / the frigate's shortening sail, we got-abreast of hcr, when both ships opened their are, but without any sterial effect : in consequence, of the distance the gate preserved by her 5 5 1point...sailing, and my skiing off to the Southward to favour the convoy :aping; this distant cannonade continued upWards' an hour, when the frigate hauled entirely, out of lin-shot—during all this time, I kept running Southward, in hopes of drawing the enemy's vailron after me ; and • I am happy to find it had desired effect : for this partial action brought da tole of their squadron down, except the Sylph g, which, was detached after the Brothers. At re, the headmost line-of-battle ship began firing rr bow-chase guns, which was returned by the' dentta's stern-chase guns—still running, to the luthward, under all possible sail, but with very , ale wind. On the tine-of-battle-ship being close 'pun .our starboard-quarter„ .and the 'l hells about tarter of a _mile on our larbearsissuarter, I was, of opSnion the sooner I attacked the line-of battle-Chip 'se' better, as disabling her was the l onia+ chatien; ! mining •of escape.. immediately put the helen r port, and when within pistol-shot, cotrunotold .he action, which was instantly returned bythe enemy,' and continued without intermission for 50 minutee.; "s I was under the necessity of bringing the ship . to :tion under all possible sail, she Was soon Completely swigged by the enemy's fire. Finding the ship to illyainmanageable, and oar escape rendered iniposu dole, by the near approach of the rest of the enemy's luadron, I saw that it would be only sacrificing byte Ayes of my people to 4 ontend any longer ; and lwas there!Ore under the painful necessity of ordering , his Majesty's colours to .be hauled do wn. • At day-fight the next morning I had much satisfaction in finding that his Majesty's ship had not been uselessly sacn iced, for the ships of the convoy being all out of, eight (except the Brothers, which was brought in by the Sylph), I trust they will arrive in safety. I am further gratified, that in consequence of their escape, information will be given of this powerful squadron's :raising immediately in the track of o'tir homeward. bound trade; and the certainty, if %y convoy arrived safe,. of a SU d id being immediately sent after them, the Commodore to quit that. latitude, and,retuan to the S. W. but not till be bad :zaitured MAIM . sail of . the IlillStilOUS * S . convoy, it'd ',stynyed twenty our neutrals in the course of the. iuise, to prevent inforination of his situation.,-: using the action both with l'Arnside frigate. and ..biagnatiine line ut INtttle shops, the rah, in.tbe foie . of the stittol,ll, -the officers and men I had the ho nour to command did their duty like men : so truly coura eous, that no superior force had p ower to de press ru. . Much praise is due t o m y First Lieute nan,t, Mr . .". 1: 'Luckey, to Lieutenant Richard Dono van," and A ctineLietttenant John Collas, for their spirited conduct and.iictive exertions during the put: snit by the. enemy and inbetinent action ; and though tfk4 Xajc-itrs ship hail been captured, I trust the coun trY has bin mawn f illy benefited by the escape of my convoy and its sutsequent consequences. LIST OF THE ENEMY'S SQVADRON- Gans. Men. Le Majestivx 110 and 6 brass howitzers 11S0 . I.e Msgnanime 74 and 4 ditto 700 I.e Leon 74 and 4 ditto . '7OO I.e lemappe 74 an d 6 ditto 700 Le Souffreiti 74 and 4 ditto 700 • L'Armide 40 and 4 ditto WO La Gloire 4 0 and 4 dit t o 3.50 La Thetis 40 and 4 . ditto SSO La Sylph brig 18 i 120 180 I .e Pideneure brig 1t • 'This ship first engaged the Calcutta • afterwards bt Thetis ;-- asid thenla Magnaninte engaged : and took her. Evidence having been heard i n support of the above letter, the Court agreed,..ttat the conduct of Captain Woodriff was that of a brave , cool , andlntrepid o ffi cer; and did adjudge him , his offiCers, and ship's company, to be most honourably acquitted. . Captain Ittncoou Presider:. The squadron which is mentionedin the defence of Captain Woodruff is the same that escaped out of Rochefort on the 16th ult. with the exceptioq of . 1a Gloire, and l'ArMide frigates, which were afterviards captured by Sir Samtiel Hood's squadron, and the Ad dition of the Calcutta, of 54 guns, which was imme diately refitted after her capture. , Saba DX. KCJCTION. • T talvetsroyEßs FOR. D DISPOSA L'D 43 • AllsliS PRO,PERIrY: At the Lastabli inn; tethot4treet, Plisnoutls, °Gitlin, -- the lilds ---•-- - —" o f Febroaty, at fleven-detoel- • iqo. 40. The Brig. GRA.Ff. 'BE RNST I OFF, 11. Schipper, late Master, detained on her voyage from Cette. Length on Deck 70 fxt, 8 4 indies=l--/freadth. 23 feet 44 inches — Depth 12 feet 9 inches —Admeasures 466 , 37.04- tons: ' No. 119. The Ketch TWENDE VESKERs E. Rlnents late Master, detailsed • her voyage frem ms s , — Length on Deck 64 feet Si lecher—Breadth 19 feet 9 iaches--Depth 9 feet 34 inches--Admeasures 100, 1-94 Tons. N 0.115. The Brig DEN RESKE BOND), LaitEstnona, late Master, detained on her voyage from Cette,--Length oh Deck 73 feet 34 Mcbes--Breadth 20 feet 44 inehes--Depth feet •• Admeasures 116, 22-94 Tons. No. 93. The. Ship HARIVIONIEN, T. Kneeskill, late. Master, detained on her voyage from Aliiant.—Lergrii on Deck 95 feet— Breadth 24 feet 14 inch—Depth 12 feet 34 inches--Adineasures 256,10-94 Tons. No. 27. The Brig HAABET, Moos , late Master, detained on her voyage from Bourdeaux.—LemilA on Deck 65 feet I inch— Breadth 20 feet 1 inch—Depth ket. 4 inches-Ailmeasures T.- • 104, 25-9) Tons. No.llo. The Brig EBENTNEZER, Ewensen, late Master, —L detained on her voyage from Bourdeaux.ergt on Deck 7 feet 94 inches — Breadth 21 feet inch -Depth 13 feet 31 lathes —Admeasures 131, 8-94• Tons. 92. The Cood Brig HOELFISKEN, Schici, late Master, detained on her voyage from Leghorn.—Length on Deck 95 feet 21 incit es —B rea dth 23 feet qt inches —Depth 15 feet 5 Indies—. Admeasures 199, 13-94 Tons. The above ships are condemned as prize to the Crown, being well calculated for general purposes of trade ; to be taken with all faults and defects, without any allowance whatever. A Deposit of 251. pet Cent. to be made on the purchase of each vessel, in cash or Bank of England Notes, and the remainder be fore delivery. For viewing the above vessels and their Stores, and further par ticulars, apply to the Counting House of Mr. P. BIRDWOOp, Merchant 7 one of the Agents for the disposa l of Danish Pro p ert y , or JAMES BRODRICK, Broker. Also for Sale, a beautiful Painting, above 4 feet square (subject 'te Death of Hector) purchased in at a former Sale. BATII. Magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, superb Lefoking- Glasses, Grecian Lamps, Piano Forte, Sc.:. By Messrs. BALLY and BARTRUM, On the Premises, the South-West end of that beautiful Pile of Buildings, Green-Park Place, on Monday, the 15th instant, and Three following Dar. (Wednesday esc ,, ptf sl) at 11, AM, the entire glodern and truly Elegant HOUSEHOLD bURNITURE, recently new, and exe cuted in the most tasteful style ; superb Glasses of large dimen sions : Grecian Lamps, and improved Argsn.l Burnes*, richly mounted in or moulu, and brilliant cut glass Pendants ; a fine tuned patent upright Grand Piano.Forre,by Kelly and Co.; with a pecularly neat inlaid Mahogany Secretaire and Book Case, cor responding in shape (adapted for recesses), and other valuable Effects, of G. L. VA IDLY, Esq. M. P. quitting his residence Bath. - In order to prevent injury to house and Furniture by Indiscri minate admission, the Auctioeerr3 are induced to apprise the Nobility, Gentry, and public, that no inn y can be admitted to the view, which will take place on Friday and Saturday the 12th and I:'th inst. without a Catalogue, which may be had at No. 10, Milsorn-street, and at the Place of Sale, price 6d. N. B. The unusually well-finished House to be Sold, apply to Mr. Mans, Green Park-buildings. DIXOWB CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS T UESE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the PropAetor, Mr. "i;ixin, Apothe cary, and from their greovenccess in MID* Ylntinate bilious Disor ders, on numerous patients of distinction and others , particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gregory Page 'turner, the Dowager l.ady Say aid SekYthe Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. Scc. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the appro bation and sanction of their !lime. The following is a proof of their 'efficacy t '" • " Deal Castle, Iriaverford Wesr4Senth Waits, Fcbrusry s 1801. • " Captain Lloyd, presents his compliments to Mi. Litton r al though not personally acquainted with him ; seouldtakeit as a fa vour, if he ^AI scud him four or five bo:tcs g p. soon as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always Used tfie•Metli eine, is now pregnant, and very unwell; fertile grantlsiatvfeMluy have been to Mn. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bishop and all his fa mily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the pills wluge ever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Disun would-uppolnt some persons as venders in this county, At would be a benefit to the'. community." Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bakis, No. 4, CheapsiA.• corner of paternoster-row, London; and retail by most country Medicine Venders, in buses at 2 s. li d , and 6s. each. U pluck the r ofe of pleafur cont., not to he wounded 1 11 - by its thorti,bas been the favourite objedt of mankind .thntigli in this they have been too often difappointed; happily for the good of foclety. the baneful effeas of illicit intereourfe are eafily removed, if application is made to that invaluable preparation of Dr. Fare- MAN S,tcrnied GU I'A SAI.O l'hufe Diuretic Vege table Drops contain no mercurial Roifon to undermine the comet• tution, and plant difeafe where the ait•.t is to reftore health, whidi fo many boafted fpeelfics of the day do ; ou the contrary, to iu nocent is this molt efficacious preparation, that it i. adminillered with fafety to children of the molt wider age, to firefsful are its powers as to eradicate from the habit in a Mort time the feeds of difeafe, however latent they may be, or diflant the ti•ne of of feetion. The moft. obitinate &tem, lots of bone and palate. and, In thort, the worft appearances of the adtion of a certain difeafe. have yielded, in a very wort period, to their influence. To this litallelso bow many thoufAnis have been indebted for the reito laeinicef beteth, after being dafmlifed the florpitals, and having SlPClllgollith all the routine of common medsciate; title are its virtues gentfined alone to counteract a certja difeafe.; wherever a morbid tine of the fluids ezifts, as In feorbutic and nervous com. plaints. ft lend refs a never failing remedy. Sold wholefale at Mr. 4.1'11041We. corner of Patancfter row ; and retail itbr sal). "ialltrY loo4lellere, in bottles at 25. 91 and 45.4 J. with „amp* 41,04410,6 • intmsition Mond PortasoM kite the lots c The -fall Stereos.] which lei In Obi • I.crds C St: Kele tier ssT August, pany's, lhig to t that mo - Compaa ri-friclut whaler,. Sachem ford—ea colours, and the which . Moth until th ship 131 of alit under i and frc with m and in my pr biro in, pumps that sl least of the to part did ac to the long. W.N.' breeie broug I cons distan CT ene them At consie than Astern this s oboer thirty ands aaran they tbe p • .amvi the mem nak( Ot tl r tha us fa deck and possi to e favo voy aster him he i cept - fast bein gun we i by f whe mat frig leac esca of a gun the the win brif five her Cal Sot littl -ups .the reu a - i the am act no • tal ti)) liv th th th fic fu in Cs la ss li - c ' • SALES BY AUCTION. • At the Vs'reschrs' Inn, Great Yarmouth, at Ten &Clock, on Friday Morning, February 19, THE entjit: CARGO of the ZELDENRUST, BARENDS hbfaitgrj captured on her voyage from Bourdeaux toTouningen, by his Majesty's ship Resolution, Capt. Burlton, and regulatlf condemned in the High Court of AdnUrAlty, con usting of about • 700 Hogsheads of French Red anal White Wine, and 90 Bales of Juniper Berries. Immediately after the sale of the Cargo, the Hull and Stores of said ship Zeldenrust will be Sold, burthen about lr.o Tors. Catalogues may be had, and further particulars known, by ap plication to Mr. Samuel th.tcock, No. 2, Ha:met-street, Mino ries, seven days previous to the Sale, and likewise at the Officng Mr. E. S. Ommanney, at Yarmouth. . , By Order of the ComtnisAotten for disposal of Danish Property, At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th day of Fe. bruary inst. at 12 o'clock, THE good Ship FRIEHEDEN, (No. 87.) - DIMENSIONS. Length on Deck - 86 Feet 6 Inches. Breadth . .. . 26 0 Heighth between Decks 5 11 Admeasures - 2fAi 32-94 Tons. Well found in all her principal Stores, and appears to be well adapted for a Transport, or any other service or trade her dimen sions may suit, now lying in Catwater,and there to be delivered. Also, the good Brig COURAGE, (No. 74 pIMENSIONS. Length on Deck 62 Feet 9 Inches, Breadth - 13 8 Depth in Hold - 18 1 Admeasurei - 87 42-94 Tons. And, also the good Brig EMANUEL, (No. 48.) DIMENiIi.”II. - Leitfrth to Deck - 60 Feet 01 Inches. , Breadth - 19 1 i Depth in Hold - 10 8 Admeasurts 87 5'2-94 tons. - These Vessels take the Ground well, and would n ake excellent Coasters.—A deposit of 1-3 d of the purchase money will be re quired before the purchaser quits the Sale Room, in cads or Bank of England Notes, and the remainder before delivery sf theVetsel. For Inventories and other particulars apply at the Countiug- House of THOMAS LO CRY Fl 2 One of the Agents for Danish l'roperty. Plymouth, lan.e3, 180 P. On Thursday the 18th day of February instant, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the LONDON INN, in Dover, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, FOR EXPORTATION. SST Hogsheads French Whit! Wine • 219 Ditto Ditto Red Wine 800 Bottles Fruit preserve d in Br.usdy 600 Ditto Fryiit preserved in Sugar 140 Ditto Comfits • ion NOSE CONSUMPTION. .10 Barrels Capers 15 C. 2 q. Almonds IQ the shall 26 cwt. Cork 3 Cases Hermitage 4 Hlids Molassts ' Sdo Claret diking the ei.tire Cargo of the Danish brig TRENDR SODS • KENDE, captured on .a Voyage from Bourdeau a, and Condemned to the Private Skip of‘War Polecat, John Thomson Commander. ' The' Ono& to be Viewed the day before, and on the morning of the day of Sale; 'and Catalogues had by applying to Messrs. Mina and hector,No. 21, Austin Friars, London ; or to Thoma s Pain, Diver. By Order of the Commissioner® for the Care And Disposal of Da nibh Property, At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th February inst. at twelve o'clock in the forenoon, - - - - - T - -- - - - - HE GOOD BRIG ELIZABETH , N o . 130, P. I. Soestadt, late Master, co,ndemned to the Crown, and now lying in Sutton Pool. Length nn deck 69 Feet 4 Inches Breadth above the wales 21 1 Depth In hold 14 0 Admeasures - 123 50-94ths Tons. Alscs,the Good Ketch STERKODER, No. 67, Jacob Berg, late Minger, condemned to the Crown, now lying in Sutton Pool. Length onsieck - 53 Feet 3 Inches Breadth above the wales 16 41, Depth in the hold - 10 0 Admeasures - 57 22-94ths Tons. . The hulls, masts, standing and running rigging as th e y now lie, With an faults and defects. • 'After Which will be loill, the entire CARGO of the Ketch STERKODER, N 0.67, consistirg of Duals. Also, the entire CARGO of the Brig VENSKABET, No. 72, consisting of .Alicunt Salt and Brandy. — Fot viewing the Vessels, Stores, and Cargoes; and for by es.. • , itlegs and farther particulars, a Mr. GILLS wgi..syoß,D, ~- • Obe 0. the ..isr.nts for ihoifts korai,. 4A1X,1)34-41MO AIgiLICAN:O4WOKF• 4I: * P l l.4k i t le At 10 . 510 . :96e4KMP, ortr.9lo Cor n tatliange, Feb, 73 ? at one o clock, A:9olsry 1200'aftWand 560 H: NF97- YORK FLOUR; It lies at Loadan tiloetti itod. may be viewed Cltsil9W4rinutith ad y o44 , Aortket Partkilleift plitAtion to 111 o n L isHirpst.apiirba.uie,LPilmer, ut to MtssOc i 41-Tarthr,la 12;Alch dflittctiftralseculiar 1. goy hats been et:clip& elide ate 0 age fare.. Impgactaienit4 sucterato Cortbas strictest pthseipla awl•Lises A t.rrir. Mr. LEIGH has acted for the whole of that to Mr. BREE, who has retired irem prActice, ; fines of Messrs. I.Elf.at sod': Co. Surgeons, will be adhered to, and the same iseriolable sect Messrs. LEIGH and Co..con6ne, their anent _ Venettei Cbittplaints and cases of Debility, whether the habits of Youth, long continued residence i or any other cause. The terms are plainly sum service:, or is arissver.to letters, containing a hal N0..29, Arundel-itreet, Stratid, near Temple , littreis an additional enttilat!Art Watertittett Wri s i.Aß's RESTORATIVE T. . DEC.Imre offered to ihe isfe of the Public the circle Of Dr: p. H. Dinfifdale's particular acqu: Nobility and dentry, his patients, and its virtues tit bat a certain delicacy prevented him from putt, this prirparatim.Mr..litnier hns come into poffeflion recipe, and he Cep!' to affure thole afflidled wi live teeth and, gums ' . tbai they play rely on its wive quality...a tni lfm of Whlcti any one may fele and candid trial o4nrieliost Of the properties Powder, its deterfive prairie, Is Jul halide:it drdiredlive particles of agjdsaisiials.generally a and In the inter fliers of the teegs. without 14_ either, healing foreners in be former. and prosnain, mei of pearly wbitenrfs,.*herd It bas been injured . the latter. it has a pleafatle east agreeable odour perfedlly innocent, that it may be eaten without dictinguilhing charadteriftics of its fsnative Orr have procured it the unbounded approbstio: Princifies, the Fmprefs of Ruilia, the Duchy!_ _ nordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Engliat t ility, many of whom recommend it with ado- - firy appendage to the viler, and indeed they rice herein, lircr it imparts a Amt. el . * and heal gums.to the t rcath the moll deledt able fweetm (tautly as iisCarti, will render the teeth firm ; vent the tooth sch front returning to thole whi its wort baneful eliccls. • Prepared and fold vfholAile and retail by Nu. 4, Cheapfalc. corner d Paltrripsiter-row, London, and of molt ova try Me.licine VeruhrS and ;Perfumers, in boats at 25.91 ad. Of whom tray be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired ' Braihts,pice is each. The Rev Mr. tsAßCLshif a NA IhN I AN I IMMO: I L' was a remaik of she celebrated Dr. Author of the Domeltic Medicine, that complair,ta (tomach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this which lay the fourciation of the more formidable and cafes ; that the p, rfnn vat it could eifcover for the relief a. fate and infallible remedy would perform a molt important to foeiety. 'chat difeovery bas 1 (EN been made in the 1 Ant ittlious Pills of tee Rev. V illiarn Barclay , tl e extenfive which, and the h gh eflimation in which they are deft ry has emifiderslly leffened the number of thefe comp bids fair, n a (hurt time, to be the means of entirely them. There Pills have a quick and fate operation, they aet and fpicifically on the bile,and thus remove the numerct conneet ed with it .rick headaches, flatulence, liver camp' dice, nervous difor den from instigation, dec. They are . valuable family. qxc dielne hitherto ( &red to the Public 1 Proprietor is fu: - ported by the molt refpedable evisknee. firlt charaCters of the Nobility and others, that they It been adminittered to any perfon without giving certain , relic f, and in the end completing a cure 'I his valuable medieine,having been ufed with fuccefs, mended by the following diftinguilhed Pcrfonagcs : The Right Hon Vifenunt DILLON _. The Lord Pifhop of BATH and WEI. I .S Sir JOHN HON &MOOD, Hart. M I'. for Honitt Sir STEPHEN LUSHINOWN, Bart. M. - P for Pt THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P.. ter Litchfield. I %MP S A MYA"I"I`. Efq. M P. for Southampton .NiCHOLSON CALVE T. ifq. M.P. ft r Hertford EDMUND BOEHM. 114 licw-ttrect, Scrirg-gartins THOMAS HAMViERSLAY, Efq Pall-Mall 0. W. DICKES, Efq. Private Secretary to the Archbik " Canterbury The Rev. Mr. DIMOCIC. Llbruien to the disehhills* CECIL 10ItRES MR, Efq. M.P. fur Weidock Sold whelof,ale. and retail . by Mr. Putter.'. Ifo., cot nee of &'at. roolter-row ; and retail by MrKiet y.Srai 011Bocul ftreet ; Mr. Stratton, Leiceftce filtrate; • kora - able Venders iti Then and Country; A Caudon—Obferve the name of Wiii.m Bareht on. the (tamp, which is affixed on the outride wr box; all nut fo (tamped are a dangerous imitation. and lc s. per box, with-ample direCtlcns.. . ;RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been' ta6 ueta tli the sitbject 1 general reprobatiouite• that men dettitute orthc elemi Medical art, hate safferedthetnselves as candidatts tronage in the profession.of phyisie. Fur the purpcs dee 'to the result of Mir studies and experience, and from being elarke amonlethotie empiric whose inn sions have, unfortunately for society, been too favou we beg leave to submit to the liberal and mite ful statement of ocr pursuits and acquirements. received a regular medical education as the pupils of dal and Blirard, whose lectures sad praAtie.e we ca. eel, as professors antlfurgeons of the London Hospital. nurselvo as 33111,733 in-that luetly isekbnited scho-' aquirement, the RuyaiCesliege uf Edinburgh, ant Zed in the el ilferer.t . ranchesteif Anatomy, S urge ry, practicq.of Physic, chetnistryi Midwifery, Ilotazi , those eminent professors, Drs. Nlor.tu, Gregory, Elliman anti Rntherforl . We trust we shall cot sunaptuous in salting that ours proficiency and anai not Itcontiflerablet Having for a long series of year real complalnia l espdtthe various dist:ilea of DE/311.1 ticulisr object of our studies and practice it will, B lowstinst. we K, hire~! superios.knowledge o, anent 4q41 cure. slight and ,secent cases of infection, relestabltshinetit is completed in the short period of s andin those of the uunost Inveteracy, where other have fulled of success, a proper perseverance in oi "nient, ensures to the patiott a safe and radical cm 4pllidst the melancholy variety of disorders whit! of Tidbit long .ied most unhappily pursued by d SezJi, there ar4 none more alarming or. more these deficiencies and debilities which frequent') bitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it m ing reflection to know that they may now, by a new mode of trentment, be restored to that greatest of sins, a strong, manly, andvigorous constitution. debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as of venereal infection, we may be consulted by pati with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours , home from ten to three, and :tom six in the el night. Patients in the canary are requested to state their ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. remittance for advice and medicines, when the , or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure essential to oar undertaking, the postage of letters to the account for medicines. CURRIE and November 26,1806. No. 107, N.' B. Messrs. CURRIE mid Co. have certilit advice respectable Profess , oriOr London and Edit diligence, skill, and humanity with: which they duties assigned them duels* the-Vric they •-• Lotipqrqi 04.3.4ted. a$ pubill;hed. by LEVEL lerbury Mace, Lambeth) at titt: S rmt-Oretcn, '141211611"1 'lt . the ST-44t-Ostica,.T., • itTi?s'tc sr. yu. C.cu. r-wired • XS L.IOUS Dr. Buchan nplaiots of tie liriat iltl efft DE this ennui, 311 in e and Leal kr. :r oe s: relief arid ewes uportant itk on S t vor in the Vac d ext en five fak of deft riedly hal, • t o e it :•omplaintaTwoi imam. irely asdkoirt bows sulta y act pewees/I nu re us diforthrs anmplafuts,Mn. bey are the at Public Indite W I evills.nce of the they haventin IWO ertaiu and fled/ fuccefs, farms. tat— • -trir ioniton for Pcnryt pton latford g- gardens aa he Archbital Ot tack No. 4 , thrlfik rf T. St..ffool Pra4 se ; and by all re. . Barclny is eritswi is wrapper of nolk alb don. Price 31.01. ect of just aid he elements alln Ibc at( s for Ode urpose of doirgio• and to prevent t o impudent phut- ru4 favourably reerind, anlightened a bd. ants. After brig s.r pil* of hlessrr.brc alt, e carefully atttal. Hospital, we ertad school for n:edill a, and were instru. gtry, the theory =a ~1 Botany, Eke. &e. bj .4 7y, Black, cot be dcemol P"' lit d amittirenswas lie to of years mok`fug - is )Fl3llta FY, the Pg" ti we hopes be •2 '' ledge of their tmd - d infection, a perky Period of two days; e other praciitiones in our plan of tow - el cure. which are the *AC' 1 by the youth of boat pore distressing aro' Leidy prevent or C 1"" is it milt be a corset- y a new and infallibk :cst of all human tks- nn ion. In all casts of all as in every sre i4 y patients of tither .% ,; , 3 t e h l ta l a en e h i r s i c ue ov : s .rthafres same evening a p e c particular consultation t i t iiseffnte u belos l oveci e ;r: . ,c : g ci t.ol, • F. and Cu. Sorra flattop - Ga il, a certificates front * nd Edit:bomb, of * ch they performed tg ey attended tkeir tg' F. V F.L Kurt% if C s " 3r rico No s, 00" tics, Tornple4lt ..•grA4 • • • ,t' • t: Sekief L. Vie, on M g % ialf Ba rre l ; 311- toreal till tie sale. 15iFs kat "; 94 -4 ' ier,,Swora.W., : • i t :t• g e , e nediNty . .. 7 ". ••• • r branch of S t . tm - eleven y e s:Floe ;;,'• szciples of HoltLt period as szewit f *lse' , and now undera 0 the sink j ug ) tg. • , Lcrecy bserrel. , • ••• - ention to the Ad: i te tohether aridet 4111 11 1. 111.° ' :e in wane tated on thel ta bank note, e r k; • pie LJr. *lm" aret aditr,lr E , TOOTH4Oit ; •Tp Labile at Urge, e n , acquaintance,ni t 4 I ffel -cues juilly avitte t i it• t publicly anno ue di Mae ifferlion of the Mai • Fith decayed or dpi, :s efficacy and altar. ;.: r ay be convirced,lll aplietioe• perties of W I trisk pepapir nt to clear awayz adhere to th e • Nu. GC ijuring the furls% d . ad „ of promoting a nos tn. 1•••• Re The :lured or corroded% an tdour and is width oils ithtUt npry. Tuf t .**l's to Life.% and fupaior% ) , on of the %tee,* ,jr a ii ; arcs of York, ASK mall& and foreigo % deuseet nlndration, 11 a tied, • 6 1 y do but common jut. . :Lcautiful rctiners to the ' • etnefs and, if dell co* yip ard Ist& e, and ore. 04.01 wha have been haat t• by Mr Butler, No. 1. Olr A By Order of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal ‘f the Danish Property. At the I.ondon Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday the 19th day of February instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, r I 'HE Danish Brig EMANUEL, Brandt, late Master, -A- with all her Stores and Materials, of the following dimensions: Length - - 83 feet 9 inches. Breach li above the Main Wales 25 3 ' . Heigh: h between Decks - 5 Ot Depth of I told - - 11 8 • Adnteasures 111 72-94 Tons. Also the Danish Brig FORT UN A . I.ength - 84 feet St inches. Breadth shove the Main Wales 43 01- Depth of Hold - 12 tit Admeasures 190 31-94 Tons. A deposit to be made of one-third on the above Vessels at the time of sale.—For inventories, and viewing the vessels, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Mel-dram, Plymouth, One of the Agents for the Care and Disposal Plymouth, Feb. 1, 1801. of Danish Property. MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATES, BERM tod WILTS. By Messrs. ELLIS and FLETCHER, at Garrawars, on• Friday, Feb. 26, 1903, at Twelve, in Two Lots : Lot 1. A CAPITAL and truly Valuable FREE - -IL HOLD ESTATE, desirably situate in the Vale of ' White Hone, in the County of Berk:, consisting of the Marna of Sparsholt, with Court Baron, Court-lect and chief or quit rents • in hand. A Mansion House, Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and 48A..2R. 21Y. of Meadow, Pasture,-and Wood Land, in a ring let:cc. • Broad I.caze Farm, and 149 A. 3R . . 9P. of excellent Arable Grass and Wood Land. North Field Farm, and 99A. O. 31'. of rich Meadow and Pasture Land, in a ring fence. The above Estates are Let on short Leases, to J. Everett, Fsq. Mr. Woodroffe, and Messrs. Trinders. at low rents, amounting to 440. ds. per annum. Two Inelosuies of Arable I.ard, calls l the Tim Furlongs, in tl.e occupation of Mr. Bush and 'Air. Sansum, tenants at will, at d containing 15A. 2R. IP. Twenty-one Cottages and Gardens, situate in the villas., of Sparsholt and in the Ilamlet of Westeott. The Mansion House and Offices are substantially built, and In excellent repair, situated on a pleasing eminence, commando ex : . tensive and picturesque prospects, and the Land is laid out with considerable taste. The Farms are In a good' state of cultivation. The whole estate is well stocked with thriving young timber ; is • situated only three miles from Wantage, andaeven from Faring don; and the Burks and Wilts canal immediately adjoins the Estate. I.ot 2. The Rectorial Tithes of 52.1. OR. 101'. of Arable Land, called. Williams Field, in the parish of Ramsbury, Wilts, Lt on lease to Richard Townsend, Esq. May be viewed by leave of the respective tenants, by applica tion to John Bint, of Sparsholt t of whom Particulars may be it had—also at the Bear and Alfred's Head, Wantage; Crown and Thistle, Abingdon ; Star, 0 xford ; Bear, Wallingford ; Bell, Far k ingdon ; of Benjamin hlortat d, Fsq. Abingdon; at Caraways ; and of Messrs. Ellis and Eietcher, 126, Fenchurch-street, where ,_ a Plan of the Estate may be seen.