Star.
London, England, 1808-01-02 00:00:00

SALM BY AUCTION.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE, DEC. 24.
TO BE SOLD,
On Thursday the 7th day of January next, at Eleven o'Clolt in
the Forenoon, in sundry Lots,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.-
60 Gallons Rum' t Legal strength for dealers.
7 ---- Brandy,
210 -- Geneva, for private use.
The Goods to be tasted the morning of the Sale.
25 per Cent. will be reouired as :t

VIM 14.711 Lit.:
At Jack's Coffee-house, over the Coru Exchange, un Monday,
the 11th January, 1804, at One o'Clock precisely,
(By Order of the Commissary Gent ral)
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vii.
4000 Quarters fine White Oats, in bulk, of heavy weight,
purchased within the last six months, and received under parti-
cular inspectim fir his Majesty's service, to be sold in Lots of
10 Quarters each.
4000 empty four bushel Sacks and Bags, which have been only
used within the time •:bevr-melltioned for putting the Oats in,
to be sold in Lots of 140 each.
Catalogues, containing further Particulars, may be timely had
of FRZNCH and GROOMDRIDGE, Sworn Brokers, No. 6, Great
Eastcheap, London.
IV Samples of the Oats to be seen at the Brokers.

D r. v 0 ...o.el t. ()it .. et A 1,1 ..
FREEHOLD FARM, COPPER and 'I'IN MIES, 1 OUNDS
fur TIN and COPPER, LORD'S DUES of MINES, Luxl
&HARES of MINES.
By Messrs, SKINNER, DYKE., and CO.
On Thursday the 21st hie. at 12 o'clock, at Garmway's Coffi es-
houre,'Change-alley, London, in EIGHT Lars by order of
the Executors and Trustees of 'Anti WARN e, Esq. deceased,
AN eligible and very improveable FREEHOLD
F.SI'ATE, erdkd WARNE, or WARNE SYDENHAM,
most desirably situate in the Parish of St. Mary Tasty, a heautifel
part of tl e County of Devon ; withiu four milts of the market-
town of Tavistock ; consising of 145 acres, sta•ute measure, of
Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land; with a Farm House, and
outbuildings, on lease to Mr. George Maunder. The COPPER
MINES under the said Tenement, called Wheal Hope; contain-
I 4 several valuable Lodes, some of which promise to be rich in
ore. The valuable and productive TIN MINES called Vitiftr,
the bounds of which are very extensive, situate on the Forts
of Dartmoor. The valuable and extensive TIN MINES called
White Works, on Dartmoor Forest; prudacing Tin of a very sep
nor quality. 'THIRTY-FOUR 6-4th SHARES in WHFAL
PIiMNIX, in the Parish of Ca!stock, in Cornwall. 1 LEVEN
114th SHARES of ail MINES under the GI.F.BE LANDS in
the PARISH of CALSTOCK, and a Moiety of Dues arising from
the same. FOUR 64th SHARES in DING-DONG MINE,
advantageously situate at Newbridge. A ShIELFING-HOUSE
and WHARF, called Tucker's Marsh, with all the Fhtnres and
Implements, eligibly situate on the Devonshire bank of the Na.
viable River Tamer, nearly opposite Cdstock. And, a FREE-
HOLD UNDIVIDED MOIETY of all MINES under the Tene-
ment of Brinisibatch, in the Pariah of Erentor.—To be viewed.
Printed particulars may be had on the premises ; at the Bedford
Arms, Tavietock; Messrs. Trewntmis, printers, Faster; Glebe,
Plyinouth; King's Arms, Liskeard; Post House, Redroth; W.
Flindall, printer, Truro; White Hart, 0 akhampton ; of Me-Lang-
' ! don, printer, Sberborne, Dorset; Messrs. Weston, Solicitors, Fee-
• church-street, Londoa ;at the place of sale; and of Main. Skin-
ner, Dyke, and Co, Alderosate-street, London. et

PU3UC ADVANtAOII.
11 'HE advantage the public mull always derive
iron regularly educated profeffiunal men direeting almott en.
clufiveiy their Ondies to one species of mala.iy, was never more
clearly demonkrated than by the unexampled !tweets which No
attended the alminiltratisau of their new remedy. and the extra-
ordinary cure. it has performed. For a longferiesuf years, ?Odin
CUttltlß and Co. Sorg :one formerly in his Majefty's fervice,
have made the Venereal Weak the particular objeet of their
veltigation. and alt happy in having difcovered a medicine fupe-
dor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—lt is fufficient to
°Verve that the etre.% of this remedy are diametrically oppofitr to
thole of mercury,ror though it completely eradicate• every vett ige
of the virus, in its moil confirmed Rages, yet it does nut in the
teaß injure the conttituti.ii—on the contrary, it renovates the fyi-
tem in ah its natural fumftions, promotes appetite. and facilitates
digeftion—thus inftcad of reducing a strong and vigorous nxtilitu.
don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre.
Brun that eonftitution in its primitive item, but reftores a weak
and det Muted one to its natural ttrength and vigour.
lifurnterlets initancee are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy
of this Medicine. its inherent and (prelim virtues acting as a per-
petual corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from
an elects of conjugal or illicit .pleafure, or from the mere
infiduous, though not Ws deft,uetive indulgence of twat.-
dims youth of big!' fens in a certain pernicious habit. Auddlt
the melancholy variety of difurders which ale the eonfequence t f
this solitary vice, there are none more OHlO:tins than that diftreffirg
Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the In: -
trimonial Rate the unhappy !offerer broods over his osisfortune-
afhamed to feck relief, until he is reduced to (itch a Rate ot weak -
nefs as to render life oppreffive. Tn loch perform it mum be a col -
Ming refiedtion,. to know that they may now, by a new infallible
mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human bled'•
logs,* ftronf;. manly, and vigorous cricititution.
to all cafes of debility, deficiency. from whatever caufe arifiog,
-as well as in every species af venereal infedtlon, hlefTrs Currie and
Co. may be con/idea by patience ot either fez, with the greeted
fever, and honour, at their betide. No soy. Hatton Garden.
Letters from the Country (pp& paid) Including a bank note,
Will have the nectar, modisdne and advice sect to any part of the
Elurioas. No. soy, Hatton Garden.