Star.
London, England, 1808-06-14 00:00:00

WHITSUN. SPORTS.

The wrestling at Falmouth last week was one of the
greatest ever blown in Cornwall. The company was
numerous and respectable beyond example in latter
times, and most of the first champions-of the county
exhibited. Mr. Higgs of Probus, and Absalom Ben-
new of Gwennap, were the sticklers. The latter of,
these veterans has won in his time 22 gold-laced hats,
besides a great number of other prizes. He bore off
the prize seven years successively at Probus games.—
The sport at Falmouth lasted two days. The silver
goblet was won by Richard Jolly, of St. Enoder ;
the cup by Henry Chipman, of Redruth ; the gold-
laced hat by Stephen Symons, of Redruth ; and the
silver-laced hat by Stephen Michell, of Gwennap.
A bye-match, between Uren of Penryn, who chal-
lenged the field, and Chipman, for tcn guineas a side,
and considerabie sums in bye-bets, excited much in-
terest ; but on the 4th spur, Uren complained that
he had sprained his wrist, and gave in. A gold-laced
hat was also wrestled for on Tuesday on Feock
Downs, and won by James Barry, of Mawgan in
Pyder. A hat was also wrestled for on Wednesday
at Truro, and won by Crapp, of Padstow, a sea•
man belonging.to his Majesty's ship Tromp. On a
stage erected in Illogan, six persons danced for a
prize, to the no little amusement of more than 2900
spectators.
Helston fair on Monday was very fully attended—
there were 200 head of cattle more than ever remem-
bered there before ; but the demand was by no means
in proportion, and a great number remained unsold.
On the same day, at Launceston, there was a brisk
sale for cattle, but at rather lower prices than of late.
There was a great shew of cattle at Truro on Wed-
nesday, but only 138 sold. The number of sheep sold,
was 437. There were more horses shewn and sold
there than usual, but at rather low prices.
Eastbourne (near Midhurst) rural fete, which, ac-
cording to annual custom, is held in Cowdray-park,
had a numerous attendance on Wednesday. An
elegant marquee was erected for the reception of
Mrs. POVNTZ and her friends ; and the band of the
2d, or Queen's regiment of dragoons played several
martial airs. The principal sports were the racing
forthe hacks and ponies' saddles, which were well con-
tested, and finally won at three heats each, by Mr.
Tatoo's bay mare Miss Douglas, beatingthreeothers;
and Mr. RICE'S pony, Black Billy, beating five others.
Some trifling accidents occurred, but nothing of a se-
rious nature.
Wmetterria, Jose 11.—At Maddington Races, on Wednes-
day and Thursday last, there was much sport.—On the first day
Mr. Geddard's Mountaineer beat Mr. Dundais Ruben., for 100
guineas--wan by half a neck.--Sweepstakes of 10 gs. each, with
25 gs. added by the Club, was run fur by Mt. Trevanion's Buce-
phalus and Mr. Calley's Bronge—won by the former. Another
Sweepstakes, for the same sum, was won by Mr. Trevanion's
Gammon, beating Mr. Pryse's ch. m. by Waxy.—The
Mcdding-
ton Stakes, of 21 gs. each, was won by Mr. Oakley's Mountai-
neer, beating Mr. Dundas'sCambrlan.—A one and a half mile
heat, for 50p. between Sir Pl. Lippencott's Ploughboy and Mr.
Best's Augusta was won by the fonncr.—Second Day Swee-
pstakes of 5 gs, each, with 50 gs. added by the Club, was won by

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ECCLESIASTICAL PROMO I WA.

A Dispensation lately passed the Great Seal to enable the Rev.
Henry lentin, D. D. Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales, to hold the Rectories of Wotten and Abingor, inSurrey,
to which he was presented By Sir F. Evelyn, Bart.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISIOLYED.
• W. 'Griffith sad G. T. Kent, Surgeons, Aphathecariet; a-4 i,,ipa
Midwives, Brick-lane, Spit*lficids, Marsh 22, 1503...... c. k 0.,,,...
scin and G. W. Landbeck, Brokerwous, bloodiats,ir.,l6.‘.4:l
98, 190f„—W. Mahb and S. Ports, Kiniszon-upon-liut. p,k;
merchants, April 1,1808.—. T. Wish aid F. Lino:, fun. thic;44..
bans, linen tied woollen drapers, Nov. 'l9, ita.i.--c-- E. suip *Da
J. Pitt, of Birmingham, factors, May 10, 1.b02.-1. Itair.nall, W.
Davies, and K. 1. Asphalt, of l'irrr..irgbitn,. casters and rota, ,i
meth! and gun-barrel makers, ?.larch 25,1609.-1. Clarke, 'Hu,
sky Blinks, Lancastti and T. Landor, of :Wand:ester, mach?*
and manufacturers, ;fry NO, 1368.-.1. H. brohicr and W. Dia,.
aide, Southampton, 'preparers or artifinakinincral ivsieh, I%f
23, 1208. . J. Winch and G. Ne,lsool Gilreload, Darhain,sat
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30, 1868.-- . Sullivan rid J. Royal, Milbank, tu ank, Westkinteritiow,
builders an lopartiiert;• Tune S, 1/1011:-:2C. Hobson-I'nd*. ko. •
Sheffield, marbficrirrets tnto goods mild wars of pardnt malleih4
sine, Mar.3o, 19013.7•Wa Mann and J. Rikkatalsdn, Kingwr,...
upon-Hull, spirit mr.rchants, Jan. 1, 1208.--I..l.:ainaeh had R,
DaviciSpn, of Ainwick, printers and publishers, May 19, t00p.:.4.
Jrßo3ers and R. Burgess, of Higher AraWicis. new MansiCcis
i ter, cotton-manufacturer, July 15,' 1305.-•:/. Hardcistie and 1.
Reyner, of OM Swan; Ldndon, Merchants, lane %, idott.-.---;
T. Clark, of Keswick, Cumberland, IL Clark, late of morioi,..
and J. Hanks, late of Kighley, Yorkshire, lowsery and sqcsii..
Men, June 1,, 1808.—. T. Hawes, 8... Ha/es, W. Riudall, zod
N. Randall., of Christchurch, Surrey, 'soap-maraueirrers, Sep.
tember 29, 180'7.—J. Lyne, L. Lyne, and J. F. Velgeler, Li.
• v:rpool, Ar.ril 1, 1878.—R.• Walker and J. Wilk:\ 0f.141W.
eliester, timber-merchants, June
.9, 113920.. Bybeld and F..
Ware, 'of Craven-street:Mrand, architects and hurn'yurs, Jugs
u, 1808.—Bridges and Simpson; of Maldon, Es,a; oidimot..
brewers, May 9.4., 18118.—Elizabeth Giumlett, Christ. Gamlen,
and Wm. Gauntrett, 9f Wincliessru., wine as nekpnts, May n...
1808.-1-Ker and RoLcitsore, of Lisicipool, coMmistiOn and h•,;
prtMeon merchants, May n: litbs--Vfm. liairleyi John 1-lart-
ky, James Hartley, Rich. Hartiet atid•Pitei 1-Wcity, ;mot: iAiti
'spinners, Barley, as ad •Jaihink.Holleri./aVelt2s, lddl•:-Furitals
Burton and Co. P.io Janeiro,* elsewhn, Dorygtostr y.
. . DIVIDyNgss„ .. .
• June 14. James Da'zron, of tlii:Pairsh of Braked, lt.eat gasrabs4
and corn-chandler, at ten, it G idlehaß I
I une 15. Philip •Phillips;• tate 'Of...Marshfield; Mbninsinii4hith
coat-merchant, et cloven, itlhe Ant:4bn, Cardiff. •• : ••
June 15. Jal n Moore, late of MancEe ter, and Thomaa Smith,.
late of Wycii-street, Saler Clement Papp,. Middlesex, shear..
mongers and copartners, at thFee,:at the Dog Tay.Ta, Deans:
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gate, Manchester. ••.
June 15. Isaac k.racl Nunes, late of fionareilistlcet, Mit thr bk
NOrth-str-et, Middlesex, meraant, at Li i dive' at Guildhall. '
June 15. Robert Thompsop,. of Braicepetb Parks, Dt'rhaiil,
dealer at d Chapman, at clevisi, at thOliit and Feather, in.Cii;

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path, Durham. . •
June 16. Luke Horner, lhte o.fLancaster, brewer
underwriter, at el V u, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster.
June 16. William I`..latider, of Pur•.:ein, at.d
woollen-draper, at elev. it, at ttc i.eg 'of Man Inn, itur.lrni.
June 17. Wm. Kennerley, cif Hulm's Chapel, Clierhirc,
at three, at the Macclesfield.
June 17. John Hodj.ter, of Birmingham, merchant, a: cleNen, dt
the rtork 'raver n, liirmirshard,
Jure 18. Mary Watford, of ONI-strtnt, parish olf Set. Luta; Mi(it
Olesex widow, 03p-boiler, t twelve, at Guildhall.
.! 18.. William Marrden, of Mancheste:, merchant, at tow, al
•Guildhall, London.
June 18. Tfioznas Ashinkire, late of Ssvithia's-Line,Loudon,liieii
char, at twelve, at Guildhall. . .

1.-11Gli WATER AT LONI3ON Bit 11)Ca'. TO-MOltikpV,
Morning 40 iputti arta
Afterrtogn........ irinutes el*

IMPORTANT nrstovEttt.
rrifE Aafantage the Public oxttt Always cieriVi
4•._ from vetttlarly edueated professional mod direeting alinoki
exclusively-iheir studies tit <She species of malady, war} iteiei-Aciii
clearly demonstrated thati hy the unexampted success which bit
attended the adrnitilitiatirei of theft new sValtay,itit„tt llitiiiltael,
dinary cures it has f erforniek For along series of years, !Alai.
Coast,, *ll4 CO. SUrgeons, formerly in his Mictesty s service, have
made the Venereal Disease the particular *etc dr their ineesti •
gition, and are happy in having di.coftleil I Medicine supellto• te
mercury in the cure of that complaint; kit suilcient to obseriii
that the elTerts of this remedy are diametrically opposite tothoss
of mercury, for though it completely eradicates eVery *ttite of
the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least
injure tht: txinstitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system
is all its natural functronS, promotes akfctite, and facilitate: itb•
gestion: thus instead of reducing a strong and vigorous eelitt4ill:
Lion to the frightful Condition that mercury does, it not only pies
serve!: that constitution in im priiiiithre state, ifst restores, a weak
and debili:ae:d one to its natural strength Ind ktige.ii. kinnbct-
test instances are dr. repent re Cord ofthe superior efficacy *MA
Malicine, its inherent and spa lifts virtues acting as t perpetual
corrective to bodily debility, whether proceesthe from an iircr2a
of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or front ;be Mare insiditliis, siibug's
not less destructitql, fridulgenc:E of irtCatiyicius youth of both setts
in a certain Femicious habit. !maidst itte'tnelancholy variety cf
disorders•which ire the consequencdbfeliis sblitary salt; theit ere
none more atllicting thin that dressing state oldebility and de-
ficicticy wialek prevents or embitters the matrimonial state ; the
;Ififealtpstitferer bihnirs'o'vei his Oilluturi a,shimedto seek re:
lief,huntil he' is 'redute.l to such a'stite of it eaknese *as to r6Llei
life oppressive. To such persons it must be a•toirsolln! settee;
tio to know,' 01% •tbcy 1112/. 111031Vgy ViraCinfallible mode of
treatment, be restored Jo that gteateA pf. all. bum= blessings, a
Strong; maiffy finl.C.;tii.iiitis constitution: . . .
In all' caul debility; deficiellq,from i.i,liaterig Cause arising
Uwe: as in etiery.eireeies of •eenvreal infecitBn, Messrs. curre
and Co. may•be..ctutsultcd by•patients of tithe" akei:ivith :tilt
greaiest secrecy and honnur,,at their house, No.- Iti,,Hattaril
Garden: Patients in the 'country describing the ,'particulars dr
dirty complaints; by tetterlinst,;•aiit enCksing a Bank note, wilt
have the necessary medicine aid atbilie Teri to any part' tit thti
Ungdom. • .. „, .
.. . : N 0.107, Hatton Gardlin.

Tti THOMAS TAYLOR; ESQ. ••
No. 9, NEW. BRIDGE-STREET, L1311320:41: • • '
consider. it but all act of justice due to OA
t'.-Y merits of your LEAkik.'s PATENT PILLSi t6ooetrttnskstfc
io you the folloviihg Cure, whiCh has tocently been psi-forma
by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who by the bttptieg atit
of an old Venereal Comelaint (..ttendud by a complication of die=
orders arising thebsfrom) was redue-d alsnost'to a skeletde, end
although he had the best medical ae!yie! which ealiti•beobt'alectll
and tried a variety of patent met icin s, nothing cosh, he,psccu4)
which seemed to suit his case, or to do hint sty si:rvice; he
mained in a most reduced and pitiable site 'tiers folr two kil%
unable to follow His profession, and scarcely able to 4iilt or eveil
to stand on his legs; in fact no one who knew him ever 5trit...)31.4
it possible for him to recover. l-I was 5e11:i5...4 at last to try yet
LEAKE'S PILLS--he did so, adhering strictlV to !,ites 4ecticr4
given with them—be had not mken More tkaii iw.o boxes; befoti
he fo4hd an alteraildh for tlit tskter; 'this encouraged him to
proceed, and by taking a few boxes more be toned:WA apOtluf
andstrength gradually return, and. is now as-healthy and stout at
any man I know. You are welconie, Sir, tq refer any perscn.lo
me for a confirmation of the above account, if it shoidd be
Idoubted. I am, Sir; your obedient humble servant. •
Library, Folkston% July 10; 1805: THOS: PUPI3AY.

Prepared— and sold by the sole. Pripietor, Thomas Taylor[
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House,
No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where, after a constant residense of
mere than forty yeari; in a practice pahirti:arly din c ed to the
Cute of Venereal Complaints and those hriidental to the Pars of
Generation in both Sexes, With that iavinlabl a secrecy whicl
men of his profession sheuld always el,ser:e, he flatters hin.at
the advice and andstince he grateitously administers to person
taking this Medicine, will be esteemed. by a disc-rniiig'Pebiin
as an advantage teldom lo be obtained, and void of ambiguity.
Also sold,by his appointment, for the convenience of those
living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. ;41, St. Alban's-street,
Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxfords reet ; Mr. Di,bo-
rough's; No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Bax er's, Sciith-briSq.el
Edinburgh ; Mr. AtDonald"s, Glasgow ; Mr. Callwell's , Deblini
Mr. Billlnge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson s, Manchester ; and by
one person in every considerab.e town in (reat Britain and Ire-
land, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. rec.!), 'sealed up with toil and shi'al
directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure th :rm:•loes
with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety..
N. B. Evety box sold in Great Britairt is sealed n? with;
Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners n*
the StampzOlSce—T. Taylor; Nn. 9, New Bridr-c-street--:0
imitate wnich is Felony, and all others are eatintertoit.

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