Star.
London, England, 1806-03-26 00:00:00

BANKRUnCYSUPERSET)F.D.

James Honey, Of Siaingbourne. Kent, woulleu•drapce.
BANKRUPTS.

George Fvans, now or late of •Stockport, Chefhire, Ironmonger,
dealer and Chapman, to futrender April 8, 9. and May 6, at
tvetlve, at the Tontine Inn, `hel6eld. Anomie., Meffrs. Sykes
an,. Knowles, No. 15. Bufwell•court, Lincoln's Inn, London ;
or Mr. Wheat. Sheffield. _ _ .

James Adana. of Stowniarket, Suffolk, upholfterer and cabinet-
maker. dealer and Chapman, April z, a, and May 6, at eleven,
at the Crown, at Framlin,tham, in Suffolk. Attornles, Media
The unley and Bell, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. L lubbe, Pram-
lingliam
John Gilder the younger, late of Klngllon•upon Hull, merchant,
dealer and chapman, April 7,8, and May 6, at eleven' at the
White Hart Tavern. Kitulton.upon Hull, Attornies,Mars.
Roger and Son, Barthtes Building,., Holborn, Loudon.; or Mr.
Dlaculon, Kingtton.upon- Hull
DIVIDENDS.
April 4. Chriftopher Nuttall, of Manchefter, cotton-fpioner, at
eleven, at th. Sur Inn, Deanfgate, Maneheiter.
April j. Richard Mount, of Canterbury, bop-merchant, at ten,
at the Guildhall, Canterbury.
April tt. I.awrence Potts, of Briftol, cutler sad hardware-din
et &yen, at the Rummer Tavern, Drift*
April r 9. bomas Billing and Jahn Billing, of Holborn, Middle.
fez, linam drapers and copartner', at twelve. at Guildhall,

ASSIZES.

HORSHAM, Matto. z4.—The Judges opened their
Commiffion this morning, for holding the.Mfixes for
this county. •
mum:cc v. ADAM!.

This was an aftinn for Grins. Con. brought by a
fifherman at Bognor, agairill the Defendant, a farmer
and miller, of the fame place. It was a cafe as lin-
golar as any of the kind that ever made its appear-
ance in a Court cf pace. The particulars we 'hall
(late tn-morrow.—Tbe Trial was not finithed when
the PA left.

MAIDSTONR, MARCH 10 —MC CIOWII Side Ellin:led
early this morning, when the following prifonert
ceived lenience of death :—Alezander Inner, for
forgery; James Dates, for flealing in a dwelling.
houfe ; John. Stains, for flealing cloth; and Daniel
Clark, for breaking into the fhop of John Elliot,
watchmaker, at Afhford.

To be SOLD by AIJC,TION, y itir. LASTS,
Ic eft I.at, at. Free Mafon't Taveni. London, Or Mond- y tin '
ift of March Inaant, it Twelve o'Cluck,(fubjtet to (nett Coto- ,
&don. 23 will then be produced),
ACOMPACT FreChold Farm, cilled COLE
STREET, confining of a Mciruage or 13welling I lonfe.
Barn, Stable, Outhoufes. Garden, and °retard, with divers Clofta
ofArable Meadow and P4iture 1.301, containing tn the whole by
adineafurement t9O Acres (more or left). And alto two Leafm
bold Cottages, Orchards and Gardens adjoining, held under a
Wall referred Rent for two Lives, all which Prandfcs are firdate
iw the Para of Fan Stour, near Shaft,lbury, in the County of
Dorfet, and arc occupied by Mr. 1./..vitl Lack, as Tenant at Will,
under the clear yearly rent of a6ol.
The Tenant will (hew the Premifct,and for further partielitars
apply to Wires Tahourdin, Solicitors, A.rgyll•ftreet, Loudon; or
to Charles Bowles, Shaftenitiry.

TRUCHSEOSIXII GALLERY.

MESSRS. SKINNER. DYKE, and Cn. moa re.
fpcetfully announce i.. the Nobility and Gentry, that in
the enurfe of th,. relent Craton the, Atoll rare the honour to rub•
mit to PUBLIC SALE by AUCTION, that magnificent and
highly valuable coLLEcrioN OF PICTURES, celebrated at
forming the TRUCHSESSIAN G A I .L EAT , which has been im-
ported at an immenfe etpence from the Continent.
The Firlt Sale will tate place To morrow, the 27th, Friday,
the 28th, and Saturday, the 29th of March.
The Second will be fabmitted on the 24th, asth, and 26th of
April, and the Remainder un the sad, 23d, and 24th of May

next.
It is prefumed, that ne Colleetloo of equal magnitude has ever
been offered in this Country to public notice, on the fame coodl•
dont as this, which will poiltirely be Sold, without referee. In-
dependent of the intereff width lib Affemblage of l'idtures molt
excite is the Colle.fror, as earaiiideg tome ntatchlffs fpecimens of
the early period of the art, diem wilkbefoluid tome of the Anelt
Works of the Italian, Fronds. Flemilib, Deem" and Dutch
Schools. As this Collttloo la too estenflve to enumerate the
different works of et etlience, It It intended In future Advertlfe-
men es mere notice of the principal ffiettires that will be fold in
each fate.
N. B. immediately after th - conchilion of the Sate of the Pic-
tures, the MATERIALS of thy
.ffIISMISES will Le Sold by
Auttion.

THE FIRST PART OF THE TRUCEISESSIAN GALLERY.
TO BE. PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
By Meffra. SKINNF.R, DYKE, and Co.
Without Referee, Tomorrow, March dy, and Two following
Days, at the Truchleffun Gallery, CO tbeNsw Rowel, Mary•la.
bonne,
THE FIRST PART of that magnificent and
truly capital COLLECTION. OF PICTURES, well
known as forming the TRUCHSitSSIAN GALLERY; which
have been Imparted itt an Mimetic etptnee from the Continent.
They commik loose of the !Welt Works of the molt celebrated
Mallen of the Italian, French; Flentillt, German, and Dutch
Sanwa., vie.
B Pertuszi . S &Pardon A. Duren Rembrandt
Minton! l'aielle H. Grunewald Oftade
Barrnctiti Ma* L. Cretwela Wooer:mane
Boovincino I.e Moine H. Brawn/cc Du Praia
P. Veronafe Boulogne • (Uittittsys Ruyedul
A. Catch 11tthem Atilt-sniff Mieris
Cavidonh Vandyke Helbrin Brower
I A. Saechl Huntlkorft C. Schwartz Nee&
Among the various cbs! D'Ceuvres are, the St Catharine and
Angels. Curreggie • Laocnon and his Sams. Guido Caramel; a
Wohatti her ;AIM, afli.ep, Rembrandt ; a grand Landfearc,
Viewof Tivoli, by Mousterian hcillierthrm ; a beautiful lard-
(rape, by both ; ingather with•feveral rust Specimens of the early
Gemtan Selma, (hatable fur Altar Pieces
Tu be vicwcd three days preceding the Sale, and Catalogue,
may be had at la. each, on the pronifes ; and of Metfra. Skinner,
Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-flirect ; sire of Mr. Cruttwell, Primer,
Bath; Atellre. Ruukdi and'Co. Printers, Brant ; Mr. BlSlnge,
Painter, Liverpool ; Mr. Donaldfon, Printer. Edinburgh a Mt.
Tait. Printer, Glafgow; and of Mare. Gilbert and Hodgu,
Bookfellers,

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, hawing fnr
*foil fries of years made the VENEREAL DISEASE the
particular Mika of 'heir %Mitigation, are now alabled to an.
,ounce the dircovery of a Medicine %polar to Mercury in the
Caren( that Direafe. It Is at niacin rulEcient for them to otnerm
that its riLds arc diametrically oppoine to there of Mercury, for
though it completely eradicates mery vetige of the virus in its
molt confirmed Rages,yei it doe, not in the Intl injure the total.
talon, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the
rytltar in all its natural fundions, promotes Appe:lM, sad rad*
rates Digettion. Numberleralnitancet are on recent retard riche
fuperler effirmey of chit Medicine, its Inherent and %eel& AMA
adapts, Y portal") curative to bodily debility, whither pro.
ending (roman caters of conjugal and illicit pleafure„ or from die
more %Odious though not lers deArudive indulgence in a certain
gernielotis habit. Amicirt the nulanclialy variety of Woolen
which are the confequence of this fakery vim, there areerdnie more
affilding than More stew:enema and DEBILITIIS thee prINIIMIt nr
embitter the matrimonial Este. The wretched (Oafs brood, over
his widortitOes, lamed to reek utter till It has brought him to
fbeh a Rate el Ingery at to render life opprefGve. To there mi-
-1 happy Perrone tt will be a conredng ref/edit% to know trot they
may now, by a new and infallible mode 6f treatment, be rettored
to that greateß &all Yuma hiArtago, a !bung, manly, and vigor-
ous Cnnttitution. • . . .
Mein Currie and Co. may be meshed by Patients of either
Sex, at their Houle, No. may, Hatton Garden, Perfonally or by
letter (poll paid) incloting-a Bask Note, when the necetrary ad.
vice and Medicines will be given AC tent to any part of the King.
door —Patient. In theCoutatry are roquelted to Este their age awl
general mode of living. •• -
No NT, Hatton Garden.