Star.
London, England, 1812-12-12 00:00:00

, SMITHFIELD CMTLE

Yc
sterday morning Mr. Sadler's yard was opened
for the public inspection of the many'fine fat oxen,
and cows, evether sheep an pigs, which had arrived
as competi ors for the several premiums, amounting
to '2lO guinea*, which the Club resolved to off .r at
their Meeting after. Cl ristmas. The co:iv:try was
very select, which attend, din the con; o i r!.e day,
thowoth less numerous than we have cbserrt:d on some
previous t ecasions. The attention of the company
was much tiirected through the clay, to Mr. John
Westvai 's very fine Flereford ox, 5:,...1wn as extra stock;
and to the very cstraorchnary, complete, and fat new
Leicester ewe, exhibited by Mr. John Wilcox, seven
year.; old, and that has had seven lambs, fed on grass
and wen ps only. A bull was exhibited, and sttveral
sheep and pigs, Weith,ut any particular designations.
A Card to Ladies of Fashion and the Fashionable
!reddest large.,—The inimitable LONG Srays, invented
and .manulactured by MARSTON, 24 and 25, Holy-
well-street, Strand, have occasioned considerable asto-
nishatent in the circle of Fashion. The unique pro.
perties of the invention, the superlative elegant
style in which they are executed, the matchless taste
and beauty of •he article, have rxcited general atten-
tion.— Ladies about to leave Town are requested to
notice especially an invention highly worthy of their
notice.
MURDER,—Tgesday morning early, a respectable-
lookin& man was discovered murdered, lying in
.4
field at Islington, not far distant from Sadler's Wells.
His pockets were turned inside out, from which it is
inferred, he must have been robbed by some villains,
and afterwards murdered. This mystetions circum-
stance is undergoing a very serious enquiry. The
body was conveyed to the Woolpack, near the spot,
far a Coroner's Inquest.
Thursday evening the apartment of Mrs. Lam
laundress, of Smith's-rents, Finsbury, were forcibly
entered, and robbed of linen, acc. entrusted to her to
wash, ><o the amount of 412.
A few evenings since the house of Lady Met.vatz,
:at Blackhea!!), was broken open by some villains, and
upwards of I cwt. of meat, and various culinary arti-
cles, taken born the larder.

A few evenings since, as a rung gentleman, a che.
mist, ivas passing along Grosvenor-place, Pimlico, he
was sii,rotii,ded by a g.ing of villains, one of whom
knocked him down, iind while in a state of iiwnsibi.
-city, they dragged him into Aclgrave.place, where
they not only robbed him of his watch and morxy,
but stripped him to his shirt, in which state he was
found bra patrole. • -

The s:,me eight a Gentleman, =tiled KETTLE,
• hustled on nolborn-hill, by five or six fellows,
*rho robbed him of his gold watth, drain and seals.
Last week
,Mr. Gibson, rider to Mecsrs. Jobling
and. Legge, of Newcastle, was attacked between
_l(ishop Auckland and Wilton, by a footpad, who
',timed a desperate blow with a bludgeon, but m;ssed
him and hit his saddle bags, which' "shivemil 4 small
wooden boz, containing his shaving apparatus, to
pieces. A dog, of the bull and terrier breed, imme-
diately seized the man, and Mr. G. with the but end
of his whip, brought him to the grciund.. It was with
difficulty the dog could be taken off, after severely
taring him in several places.
_ _

A daring robbery was committed at Tottenham,
about one o'clock yesterday morning. The premises
of Mr. Goodman, baker, were broken open by some
villains, who carried off a bay mare, sit geese, three
ducks, and about 30 brace of rabbits. Mr. Good-
man's dog was also missing, and it is suppined he
followed tne horse, having been accustomed for years
to accompany the animal whenever he went from
home in the cart. The thieves are supposed to be
gypsies, as they left behnd them part of coverings
such as these people generally use to sleep under, on
commons, and in lanes. What is remarkable, their
"dog was found in the stable watching and prntcctirg
the coverings, nor would he give them up without
an arduous .struggle. It is probable that the dog,
which Mr. Goodman has detained, may be the means
pf discovery.

-We observe with regret the continuance of those
nocturnal depredations by which the livesand property
of the inhab;tauts of the West Riding of Yorkshire
are so much endangered. .In addition to the robbery
of the house of Mr. Walker, near Huddersfield, on
ftondny se'nnight, which we noticed yesterday, we
pow learn,
.that the same gang, on the same night,
proceeded to the house orits shopkeeper at Fartown,
from whom they took a gun, with ailver and notes
to the amount of £2O, together with a pair of silver
tea tongs' and two silver tea-spoons ; pot content
with tips booty, they went into the cellar, and seized
a bottb of rum and some provisions. From thence
they went to a farmer's house near Fishy ; four men
enteted, two ot them armed with blunderbusses, a
third with a gun, and the other with a pistol; their
first demand vas for arms, but on being told that the
family had neither arms nor motley, they ordered--
" Enoch, Captain, Serjeant, and Hatchetmen, to
enter," but on promising to find them some money,
they returned at the word of command. Here they
Tecei v ed. JCs.—They next proceeded to the house of
Mr, James Brook, of Bracken -hall, 'artown, where
after conducting themselves in an outrageous manner,
they took his watch, a pound mite, and +9. in silver.
From thence they marched to John Wood's, where,
after breaking the door and windows, and rumma.
ging the house, they called over the numbers from
one to nine, and went away. They then went to the
house of Mr. Wm! Radcliffe, at Woodside, where
They obtained tel 1 10s. 6d. six guineas in gold, and
between two and three pounds in silver, a quantity of
;ea, sugar, liquors and plate. Their Last visit was to
the house of Moses Ball, dilly Royd, which they
plundered of two pouncls in silver!
Yesterday morning as a gentleman's coach was
driyina smartly down Tichborn,street,near the flay:
market, attended by a large carriage dog, the ani. '
mat was §uddenly attracted by a tine shoulder of
rutton, carried in a tray by a butaiees .boy; this
th:f dog instantly seized, and escaped with in his
le.,
Id, and 4 timber
attempt to
and he car.
,tighter and •

MARRIED.

Ey Mr. ROBINS,

CELLAR OP PARTICULAR CHOICE WINES.
CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
By Mr. ROBINS, on the Premises, Cavendish-square, corner of
Chandos.street, on Saturday she 19th inst. at twelve,
THE SCARCE and CHOICE WINES, the pro-
perty of a Gentleman of distinction. Consisting of fine.
flavoured Claret, Rhenish, Old Hock, Madeira, c.nd Malmsey,
Cape, a quantity of superior old Port, and very old Sherry, &c.
May be tasted on the morning of the sale; Catalogues on the
Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

- OXFORDSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLDS AT WHEATLEY AND
CUDDESDON.

By Mr. FOLKER,
On Monday, the 14th day of December, 1819, at Two o'Clock
precisely, at the Crown Inn, Wheatley, in Lots,
AVERY eligible FREEHOLD FARM at
Wheatley, In the County of Oxford, comprising a good
Farm house, with Barns, Stables, and other convenient Build-
ings, and upwards of 270 Acres of extremely productive inclosed
and Tithe-free Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land,in the ocen-
paticnt of Mr. Wm. Jugglns, oah Crook, and John Mayne*,
yearly tenants.
Also a compact and very desirable inclosed Freehold Farm,
with a good Dwelling-house and convenient Buildings, situate at
Cuddesdon, called the Park Farm, containing upwards of 60
Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the occu-
pation of Mr. Wm. Jugging.
A well-accustomed PnWic-bouse at Coidesdon, called the
Compasses, and a Cottage and Garden adjoining, occupied by
William Hunt.—Wheatley is within five miles of the City of
Oxford, upon the Turnpike road, leading through Wycomb to
London. •

Nov. 26, at 'Pe shore, the Hon. Philip Cocks, second son of
the late, and brother of the present, Lord Sowers, to Miu Her-
bert, of the above place.
.At St. George's, Hanover-square, Capt. H. Percy Davison, to
Mils Charlotte Doyle, youngest daughter of the late General
Welbore Ellis Boyle.
Monday se'nnight, at Clownet, Lewis Barton Buckle, Esq.
Captain in the 19th I.ight Dragoons, to Gertrude, only daugh-
ter of Benj. Lockwood, Esq. of Cashel.

To be viewed by application to the Tenants, and Mr. Noah
Crook, Wheatley, wW shew the Premises, and for further par-
ticulars, apply to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville,
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Mears. Walsh, Solicitors,
Oxford; or Mr. Gills, Land Suiveyor, iiarehana, Hants.

SALES BY AUCTION.

SALE BY AU
•
FREF.HOLD ESTATE AND MILK
TONSHIRE.
TO EIS SOLD EY AU(
At the Swan inn, In Newport l'agnel,
17th day of December, 1212, et Three
noon, in one Lot,
A FARM HOUSE, several
about 200 Acres of inclosed and
free, except about an Ave). Also the
alviut.looo Acre. of inclosed and open
part of %stitch is Arable in the open fief.
,AcresV Wood. The whole is in HartweßiPavidlt late thereto, There are viduaLle Common Rights hs Slicey
Also the right of nomination to the perpetual Curacy of
we.* The present Curate is about 60. 'the Estate is um Nb,
thamptor , .rovicester, And Stony Stra,ford. Possessioa tu
kid-at Lady-day. ut
For further particulars and a view of the Map, apply t
pin No. 10, New Intl. Letters to be post paid.

NORTH SIDE OF CAVENDISH-SQOARE.
Elegant Furniture, Fine Old Wines and Cbina of various de-
scnptiors, a curious Offer , Clock, bjge Pier and Chimney
Glasses, Seta of Fine .1, and fine old Prints.

On the Premises, the Noble Mansion, Cavendish•squays, COMM
Oftanclus.street, on Wednesday neat, and two following days.
at eleven,
TIRE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising large four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz
Cotton and Stuff Furniturvs, &c. prime Feather Beds and Bed,.
ding, Drawing-room suits of Chintz Furniture, fine brilliant
French Plates of Glass of large distension', fine old Cabinets,
well finished Cabinet Articirs of all descriptions, l'urkey,Wiltoq
and Brussels Carpets film old China jars, and a quantity of old
china of all descriptions, sets;of fine Drawings, and ape aid
Prints, variety of useful utenslk, and various effects, the property
of a Gentleman of distinction.
May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Salo I
catalogues, at ls. each, oa the Premises; and of Mr. Roblu,
Warwick-street, Golden-square.

VA.4lBilrE FREEHOLD Vi3T----11-fk
• OP OXON.
To be SOf..D by AUCTION, by Mr. COCHII4im,
•At the Bull Inn, thutord, on Saturday, December IS, mg, I
Two o'Clocks
THAT Old-established INN, the
SHEAF, situate in the Market Place, Burford, qmi
of the Landsat /Loci to Gloucester, commanding gum 4;
tars of situation and room.
To be viestied by applying to the Tenant, Mr:Jeue
and Particvlars had also at the different Inns in the
hood; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of
the Auctioneer, No. 1, Duke-attest, Grolvenor-sqm.

FREEHOLD NOBLE FAMILY MANSION, NOR*
SIDE OF CAVENDISH-SQUARE,
With Garden, Yard, Coach Homes, Stables, ice.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Wednesday, December 16, at Twelv.,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a magnificent,FAMlLY MANSION, planned
for the accommodation Of 3 binhiernan or Family of the drat
distinction, most desirably situate, No. 11, on the North aide of
CHILBLAINS are prevented from *akin"—
Cavendish square, the Property of
'their tnimerting Itching instantly remand h, fig'.Hr.m.and
4 GEN TLEMAN OF DISTINCTION;
' HEAD's ESSENCE et Mud TAR% puissemry '
containing, on the.UpperStory, five excellent Roos., two China its extraardi miry Efficacy in fithymanimas huts ftsallu/for
Closets and roomy landing; on the Second Stern four spacious thins, Ind Complaints of the &ones& ; but witteCmitbriTet.
Bed-eh:ambers, two Dressing-rooms, Water, China, and Howes remedy has beep unknown, or neglected, and tki
maid's Clouts ; on the Principal Story, two capital lofty Drawing..
and very epcedily heal them.—Prepared and sold by R.
actually broke Whitehead's Family Came will eats the
rooms, eemistunicating, fitsed.up with mahogany doors, spacious
Bed-chamber, Dressing-room, and Watt r-closet, Housemaid's Apachecacy, oi acaat.oceet, Suho, London,
the anstosi
Closet, &e.; the Oroond Story, a roomy paved Entrance-hall Pills at ts. each;
,the Cerate at is. liJ, &Ai by cfplify, with ere-place, vaulted roof supported by columns, and elegant dicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
stone Staircase to the principal Apartments, a handsome Anti- • • The f:saitine has a black ink Stamp, with tbe
room leading to a noble Eating-pariour,and communicating with , R. Johnston, inserted on it.
Breakfast-room and conservatory leading to the Garden, which I
is laid out with gravel walks, lawns, flower-borders, and planted '
with ;limbs, evergreens, &c. a Gentleman's Morning and Dress.
ing-room, Stone Passage, and secondary Staircase; Basement
contains Offices of every description adapted to such an establish-
ment, Winacellar,l Press, with Vaults for coal, beer, and Ser-
vants' Offices, entrance from the street; detached offices consist
of a capital five-stall Stable, a loose Stable, Harness-room„three
Costeb-housee in an adjoining yard, enclosed by folding gates,
with loft and mans' rooms over. The premises are well supplied
with water.
To be viewed by Tkhels. Particulars may be bad en the pre,
miss; of Meant Burley and Moore, Solicitors Lincoln's Inn;
William Leake, Esq Sackville-street, Picccadilly; at the Sub-
scription Houses, St. James's-street, and Pall-retail; at Garra-
way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of
whom Tickets for viewing may be had.

ADVICE.
VIHEN Men of Education and professitods
use persevering endeavours to discover the most
certain method of treating a few prevail kg Diseases, the
ful result of their experience is. the best proof of superiedst
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have hew induced te
the cute of the following the object cf their particular study,*
1 4 certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a women of Mitt
cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gitets,nblib,
an improved plan, are speedily and effectually awed; as mfr
Nifty, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, logos
dente it ...,,em climates, or a secret solitary !ice, toe *As
happily pursued by the youth et both sears, in the elseeleiq
• sterility or barrennest, pad in the ether a cut ustens naistet
you. diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate la
teece and eettistimption. In that discerning stbsatseefl
deficiency, whether the e e of such
arising from any other. cum,by which the powers of tit
in
tution become enfeebled, as tik:ly educated Simms el
don, they titer a bun, safe, and speedy restoration to,
vigorous health.
The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled
by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints,
inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the
least restraint in dhe or exercise; itnd in recent Casa
early application is made on discovery of the infenienitip
quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. The
ptecedented success of their mode of treatment (width AWN*
been known to fail in one single instance in &practice of VA"
during which period many thousand persons of both owes f
been cured, even after severe and injurious ostbesb-bef
pursued by other Practitioners without effect), iadefilf f
thus publicly clew* their advice.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the Adf of
particular oomplainte, in order that they nng pet f
mistaken few' marked with the obloquy so juldi
the ignorant esnpiric, think it but justice to tbetmelvei
. .
that they ,
branch of
Hi:spleen,
they have
from their
the general
womb:um ;
which they
Patients
of their case,
for *deism,-
part of the ►
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HaPPinea•
that form the I .
cure them the
of every rank
the constitution
certain habit r
previous to en
the slumbering
no disorders ha
veal happiness
pleasure.
CURRIE _
dies and aide
natal ,
derangement of
the inconsiderate
Debilities '
state.
additional -
which are
mules. it ,
tart' vice to
nence and h
sanction of
contradicted
they hold w
must be of
tans as
Sargekii.
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the ana
'than Shanks
ft was sent'
who bad

ten years;
professional
relief; but
pursued by.._
the short space
" Lord
Currie the
of his mild
He may add,
comfort and I

his haring k
radical cure •
to 'be manner
power, from •,_
of applause to 1.6,
be most ready and waling to acksowleugs."'
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Messrs Currie and Co. may be consulted 11TT.......i5t
Iv
Sex, vstla tie greatest secrecy and hianiur, at Suelemeru
107, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the oomitrr NI
state the particulars of their use, Melt Sssrf3t
&c. inausltig a remittance fur advice ' •
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published theirs lad at the Star-0111se,
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Ttiou;h7 pqrs.ued ;he altnnishedlad, and 4 tiumbe
p?rsons, crying if tic%) thief gyery attempt t
!pprOienfl the depredator, pin Ted vain, and he rat.
Ted off Ipz prize ih triuNph, amidst the latighter an'
lqzz.ts of the numerous spec tiltotvyho *tpeuedthis
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LUCTION,
4, Bucks, on 1126144, r
bra otlodi.lBl as 414
al COTTAGES,
d open Field Law •
gre,st sod snail new
Field Land ktlegialt
lifieu!dnirs):Randa„,.Lof 4144-14

eat empiric, think it but justice to thdplvelolllll
have been properly educated and leitbie4 411!,.
f tbrprofession (certificates of whiek' sm. ..
t, and testimonials from the most ainiment Aids% .
e to convince any inquirer) that tiai memo. ‘.
it endeavours first Induced them to quit the metro
ral Practidonet, and they promote that their pespai • .
ea lair ground for the unprecedented confidinesid ;!.
ey have, Eby the Public, been so liberally bonsimis_
is in the country are requested to state the pink.
ate, age, and manner of Hying, enclosing a Baden.
rand medicines, and the same will be forwardeto. /,
to kingdom.
and Co. Surgeons, le. Bouveri,ottred. Mows&
SQCIAI. HAPPINESS.
tßlAGE•should be the ntti
staidness, which is often disturbed through the
the union not taking those precautions which
n the enjoyment of that great domestic
rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedledt ;
itution has been tainted by disease, eir
obit contracted at an early age, a renovatimi of
to entering that state indispensibly eclat*, at
wring sparks of life, and to reanimate the syisin‘gl
era bate contributed more essentially to demi*
Ines than those which are the consequence of
It was this consideration which induced
and Cd. for these last twenty years, to direct tint_ a!
practice exclusively to the treatment and atreefeet
Nue, and the disorders arising tberaftwoorabOislo,
tent of the system, produced by the distractive Mill,
dderate schooisboy, which beings on those 1101.4_,
and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter he ei
ate. The successful result of their plan, his
ardour to oppose the ravages of these
: the most important in the catalogue of kw*
It behoves every person who has indulged g.!
to seek relief by consulting prat-Wood men
I honour, to which Messes. Currie and Co. Alt ots,
of scholastic authority, as well as the teeboaffill
red facts. In professing the cure of the..
out no inducement to vice; bat, maible as
of the existence
j of suela_mlandtistaillacri
• ...-edoestall Asr kimbo" . . •
and • ,
d Co. have selected the leoragliele
F the/ ire day receiving, from fleatteinen
ski es. tbelr restoration to sound aid
seta them anselldted, from the sea of
laboured under this diagraming and dd lOW
•be bad been nadir the. care of stein'.l lOW. 4/
;al eminence, none of wham Wooded
nt from the superior mode of trainmen •
re Messrs. Carrie and Co. he recdved a
space of one booth.
1' To Dr. Currie, 107, Hattets44olll. •
I feels gnat 'Motors ha oammeakeibillt
e perfect nreatablhisisat Yak
d sad adutisablo trearassat ordttletsres b tht
idd; that hi has net for amity vim
edirsidoostfrast ris; aid be jpNiW
; olididedrdneniffihk sk* attd s
re of that &Stitt complainauters
war that other; tteatedtb* helm"
am* falt.trial and 11016"
e to Dr. Currie *WI& Ins 1x1111,1'77-