Star.
London, England, 1801-07-28 00:00:00

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.

Clapham, Sorry ; Whitcotob-ftreet,Orackse-ft, St. Martin's.
asset Cattle-fist:et, and Hessminge-row • w Fields ;
m Vi:Ryer; Chaothw-ftreet ; Charles-A:et, Drury-lase;
and Crown-ftrect, Old-Brat Rood.
TO II SOLN IT AUCTION
By Metes. GRAHAM and KINDLE,
By order of the Devisee in Truß of the /ate Alderman Putt
Boars I' Aecrl •tt. at the Rainbow Coffee Hours,.

MI" On I:uerrilay, September I. dot, at Twelve irriock,

in Lou,
VALUABLE and VERY lI4PROVABLE
v FREEHOLD ESTATES, codprting two excellent Fa-
mily Houdin, with carreiriart Diimeitic Oates, Coach Hasid.
Stables, Fore Courts, beautiful Pledure. Grounds and Kitchen
Gardena, planted with a profufion of young ftvidard and wal-
led Fruit Trees. •in big* nerfeiftion; defiantly fituate On the
Eaft fide of Clapham Ccuinion, in the county of Surrey ;in tie
occupation of Lady Tebbe and Thorn's Curtis, Efq.
Faur Stick biiiit Dwelling Honks in Whitcomb-ftrect, Cha-
ring-trots, (one a capital Free Public Movie, in full trade, called
the Blariramoor's Head,) in the poffeilon of Mcfirs. Price, Oa&
den, South, and Groves.
Thirteen Neat Dweliipg Hodes, fanning the whole of Moo.
mouth-court to Whitcomb-(beet.

These Reich invelliog Hodes end a Moiety of the Nag's
Head Lvery Stables ant Yard, in Oran Reset ;ia the omit-
caption of rs. elate% Moles, and
The Hark and Dolphin fpaeima Coach Yard and Stables,
St. Martiu's-ftreet, Lek, fter-fquare • let to Mn Sarah Brooke
The very complete and newly erected Red Lion Livery Stir
blamed Tani, in Caftle-ilreet, let to Mr. Peat. Towfcy.
,A fuhitantial Brick Built Dwelling Kook, with extenfrve
Arched Vaults, No. 14, in liemininge•erow; let to Mr. Holmes.
A Dwelling Houle and pime of Drama, la Vise-Area and
Round-soon, Chandus-ftrect ; let to Thames ICynafton, E(q.

and Edmund Duggan.
A Hack, No. so, Usarles-ftmet, brary-lane.
And a Ground Rent of Ten Pounds per Annum, amply fe-
cund by Betiding, in Crown—ftreet, Old-ftreet Rood, with the
&mei= in Fee of fuel% Buildings.
The wbelle (except the Hook in the occupation of Thomas
Curtis. Mimi the Ground In Round-court) are let to Tenants
at MBAs very low old Rents, capable of einfsderable Improve-
ment, anstniatlng at prefect to SEVEN HUNDRED and
TWO POUNDS per Annum.
Printed Puticulan are mowing, and may be had Fuersont
Days wending the Sale; when the Mates may be viewed, by
leave of the Tenants the Hooks at Clapham Common by
nrjeets only) and fustier Parikulars may bas known by apply.
log to Meßa Blain roan, and Sweat, So/knots, o o,
Kiug's Bench Walk, Tamp* and of *A* ea,..ag and
fg. rk".

WANTED, in about tilt weeks, bk. "%Wilt
Mao, who ran Nne; bind, and drers ta, Oaths
fair Hand, sad underhand; &Tamp% a &Madan in a Matte's
Warebonfe, or Retail Shop, either in London, or in a hone
Town to the Country. He hay elfo,boon ured to the Bonny
ballads, and can be well recommended.
Addrefs a Line (port-paid) to V. W. care of Mr. Taytl,
Printer's Agent, Warwick-40're, Newiatedlrect, London,
which will be forwarded tonic Adnettifer.

CEMENT for BUILDING.
MESSRS. PARKER, and Co. Bankfide, ma-
nufadure Cement or Mortar for Building in Water,
which far furpaffes in utility, any Tzrras or Lime Mortar. It
OM to all kinds of Brick-work an uncommon degree of
ftrength and cohclion. It lets undsr water, loon becomes as
bard u (tom' and may be expofed even to the scrltun of the
Sea without Injury. In all BuiLllngs, therefore, intended
Wier to refit or contain water, this Cement may to: deal wits
angular advantage.

They alfo prepare a very hard and durable STUCCO, which
efredtuatly defends Buildinp from the injurious aids of
Wct and Damp.

' CART HORSE STOLEN.
STOLEN out or the grounds of TimmAs Cos-
Limo, of Tufa, In the parith of Kings Nortee, Woiceihnt•
mire, on Thurfday the ad of July, riot, a Scone Week loop s
tidied DRAUCHT HORSE. Rlfwg feven year, *WIWI as
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hands high, with a white blase down his forehreed.matiwitis
a (pack ar Nasals in the near eye ; the of leg has a tail rife
on the thin, the near hind leg has force white above the }Mink.
Whoever will give information of the mice who committed
the above robbery, Chill on convidion reedy, a reward al
TEN GUINEAS Rom me Thomas OMB's.
jidy 4, iBoi.

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this moft excellent
REMEDY Is fo certain of its Meaty haying nevce
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if It does not eradicate the
Corns, root and branch, TO ItCTUalt Tin MOMET.
It will,on application, take atlas InStuumation in a few hoary
and ddtroy effectually the Malignity twithost tie lad hazard.
Printed Diraftions fettled up with it.
This is the celebrated PLAISTER that pined fo much re.
putatlon in Germany, and has been fold In London upirards of
Fifty Years, with thegreateft reputation.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Act a, No. 1, Fineh-lacey
near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, Zia y, TavM
tock.ftreet ; Mr. Wilton No. 39, St. jamee's-itreet ; Ma.
Swiney, No. at, Pall-M;11; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn;
and Jeboult and Co. No. iso, Oxford-ftreet.
At Briftal, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner' prints..
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeiler' and Rotation, pertbener.
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Portfea sad Gaper', Mr. Handing s.
Ltverpool, by Mr. Gore, pincer and Mr. Jonas ,boehfillut.
Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeiler.

'I"WENTY.SIX Years fuccefsful treatment will
(peak more than even the moil refpediable attritatiens of
(gets to its virtues, in fymptoms attending Nervous At/ der"
the frightful ravages of Scrophula, (laming tbemfelves by geiw
ful enlargement of the glands, rendering joints incapable of their
functions) in Rheumaufm, din each finding its remedy in this
atablithal Medicine, a tingle bottle of which has enliven", the
almolt bopelefs patient. As an antidote In Scorbutic Cafes, its
extradion from the Vegetable, Mineral, and Maisel Kingdoms,
gives SPILSSOIT'S PATSNT ANTISCOIBUTIC DlOlll it/ lip,-
riority over aU other Medicines • It ads immediately on the
&Lids of the body, promotes perfpi;ation, eafy in its initial, and
pkafant to the talte ; (ligation Is 'Sited, tone added to the
nerves, requires no confinement, and its virtues uninjured by
time: key countered a difpofition to cutaneous difea.es, fo fre-
luently fupervening the fman-poz, manes. de. and edit very
much the :Akin of the Spa Waters: in furfeits, bilious and eoe-
funaPdve alienate, and worms, they have often (-weeded.
Sold as 'dual, in bottles of ye. larger ones at tL as. each, at
the Dirpenibt7, Soho-Nuarc, -London: and by molt rerpesfte-
ble Vendors in Town and Country.
Mr. Bpllibury gives hie advice every morning, between the
hours of ten and four o'clock, at the Difpenfary, Sobia4quare,
London, where letters (pelt paid) accompanied with the ufuel
fee of One Guinea, will be attended to, which compliment will
be always *spatted of thole eating s paional confekstion.—.—.
The poor relieved grids.

NiTHEN Profeffional Men of education and re.
fponfibility deviate from the gaaeral (yam by the fe
talon of a peculiar Branch, the lanai= of long continued
fratefa la the heft criteram furtriority.

Eight years have ( devoted my pendia to the adults treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuecefaful refute if
my plan gives me additional ardour to °pixie as far as I am
able the ravages of thole complains which are the moil impoa-
antin the catalogue of human infirmities.

After initiation into every bias& as as Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an early period of Prattice to reftuc
eh troth the ignorance of uneducated Mahar the equally dan-
gerous precipitancy of general PradlkinuerS '
The THREE DISOAD FRS, to the cured' which I have de.
voted my attention, comprise every fperies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a meat or long daratiots,---sdly.
Al kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariQng from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laity that 4c-
ransanent of the fyftem Women which is called BARREN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Numerous diteafia are the refult of ignorance or habits Oa
treatment of a ample Gooorrhei. and it not unteequendy bap-
pens that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indiferetion of an
anguarejed hour. By a fuperier method fuch complaints ate
airily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait ihat 1
may prcleme to offa' radical re-oßabilikanant.
Few however are the cafes of comp/kited diltrak fs Ms
diforder compared with the calttnitoas Gutatione of Men. who
from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the preraleut Gaie-
I ties of a falhionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which
is the unavoidable confequence of fuck pernitious habits.
Where the unhappy fairer broods over bit mifery, but case,
fully conceals his misfortune, it nay be farce confolation for
him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or lancer.
tainty with Other Pried:Wooers, the removal of dick DEFI-
CIENCIES by the gradual provers of Renovation ie the acquire-
ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
Begun ta reduce manly vigour. much armlet y will be prevented
by an ily counteraction of this Languid Rate, and in tirlit
cafes on great difficulties will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years allied. a proper Pet.
fererance Is inclifpenlibly remade to maim the Climatic fparia
of Life, aid to reataisnate the Coakitinion.

MARRIED WOMEN, who have king be ifappointed
In their expetftations of a Fami:y, may be stared. that in :not
Inaanees foils ddeas are carob& by Ik‘kiall Skill.
The SECRECY which w fo elkodal to my an !rntaklor, and
the OlLsal,ffratlons winch I have prefante4 to (Late. tho
Ms a my Pretentious', and in ceded& nee with loch this.ntl-
initlon is glass, that Mr lbs—o—• may hr coo/attest pdo.a.ly
(or by letters inekkag a fawn note) at has husk, No. a 2., Acorn
&wino, Strang, isms Temple-Bar.

Tlicre is an additional entruitt In Watailtoett adjoining,
and tame i• op both die doors
AL ligamlow ibe Royal Caller of Sorrow,

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RUSSI.A.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY 3.

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Count Von Der PAHLEN, who had but lately
been appointed Civil Governor of St. Peteriburgh,
bad a very long conference with the EMPEROR. on
the 28th uh. On quitting the Monarch's apart-
ment, the Count declared that he had demanded
and obtained his difcharge. The EMPIOLOR had I
left it at his option to Chufe any of the different
Governments, which the Count declined, only de.
firing leave to wear uniform, and to retire to his
ellates in Livonia ; and two hours afterwards he
quitted the metropolis.
Among the names of the perfons intending to
quit St. Teterfburgh, the Court Gazette of this
tI mentions that of the Duke of HOLSTRM4-01.0.
biesiab, and Bithop of Laosca, with his fuite.

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• ; PROM PIE PM* PAPERS.
1112111&CT 01, • LITTIR FLOW A COINZAAL orricaa
AT ALIXINDILIA.
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• .14 An nahapPy fpirit of party has paralyzed our
ittartsr.we,fhould otherwife have had no Englifh
in Egypt, except as prifoners.
General Mt woo takes rneafures to free himfelf
froth the ill-difpofed, and we hope, notwithfland-
ing tbs inferiority of our numbers, to 'defeat the
objet of our enemies. We ire fill mailers of the
country. The Englifh polka only Aboukir and
Kofetta ; the Turks Salahie and Belbeis. None
of dude pods were difputed.
• &MOORS° BBY is dead of the plague, which
makes great ravages amongft the Turks at Cairo
and in Upper Egypt. We birth not in Alexan-,
5164 or in the ref of our army.. The Englifh fay,
that the Negociations for Peace are in great afti-
, vity; and certainly they do not &fire it lefs than
we; for they know what it has colt to maintain
k tlhrrifelveiberei and what it mutt yet colt."
. Lts SMILES, JULY 13.—The look-out fhip has
trade the fignal or a divifion of the enemy's fleet,
confiding of five (hips of the line, fume frigates
and corvettes. The number of (hips that this di-
viflakttontains does not feem to us to be more than
' Valli eight to ten. On the 26th of June one of
the diriliou has been at the Ifle of Dieu taking in
sAkt ; on the s7tb, a frigate has been there for
As me objeft.
the cob of July, a flag of truce was fent
from the Englifh divifion for our port; but a can-
non flint from the fort of Tanchet made her bring
to at force diflance from the fort. She was bearer
of a letter addreffed to the commanding, officer of
the Marine at Sables, by which the Englifli. com-
mander required the*xchange of fa French fea-
men, taken on board a chafre.maree near Me Dieu.
Our commanding officer anfwered, that there
were no Englifh prifoners here; that if there were
he was not authorifed to exchange them; that it
was to the Government that he lhould addrefs
hiarfelf ; and that he requefted the Englifh Ad-
miral to fend no more flags of truce.
It is conceived here, that the object of the offi-
cer who was bearer of the letter was to examine
the fortifications of the place, and the movements
in the port; and that the filjed of the flag of
truce was but a trick employed for the purpofe of
covering the expedition. One of the Englifir who
came on Chore was very near lofing his life in re-

embarking. .
Baur, Jute x6.—The fpirit of order, of which
the Government has given fuch excellent examples,
spreads over every branch of the adminiftration.
The feflival which we have jult celebrated, in
commemoration of the 14th of July, prefented a
fpcdtacle at once affeCting and majeftic. Wearied
with a long and difaftrotis war, we with to turn
our eyes towards the profperity which peace mull
bring, and on the advantages which agriculture,
commerce, and the arts mull derive from it. Such
has been the fubflance of the difcourfe pronottaged
by Citizen Poticuts Mayor. •
The procelGon, after having gone the round
that was previoufly marked out, returned in order '
to the Mayor's houfe, preceded by fix or eight
thoufand troops of different corps from the land
and fea ferrice. Public dances then took place; in
the evening the trees of liberty were illuminated.
The Admiral's !hip, the Ocean, should have been
alto, but the weather would not permit it.—
("ittar.)
Hamm Josor ts.—Several tich proprietors
from Batavia have arrived within thefe few days
in this city. They unanimoufly affure us, that
the late attempt of the Englifh againft that colony,
and the Dutch !hips in the ports of the Ifland of
Java, has not !!taken the courage of the troops, or'
excited the leaf fear in the inhabitants, of whom
a great part has taken up arms for the defence of
the country. All the fuccefs which the Englifh
have had, confifis in the capture of three or four
India vac's which belonged to the Company.—
Thefe perfons affure us, that the commerce with
China is Rill purfued with great aCtivity, and that
the reports fpread lay the public papers refpeeting
the Rate of that colony are falfe.
MANNIIIN, Juts' tsi.—Letters from the North
of Germany inform us, that the Hanoverian Mi-
nifferhas fent a courier to the KING of ENGLAND,
to *tuft him to demand, with earneftnefs, the
evacuation of that Elea orate by the Pruffian troops,
the maintenance of whom is extremely espenfive.
This Itep has been taken in confcquence of the de-
claration of M. de Donis, that the evacuation
could not take place, and the fear that is entertain.
ed that the Kis° of Paussi A means to unite that
country to the Duchy of Magdebourg, and in.
demnify bimfelf for the lofts he has fudained by
the treaty of Lunt-vale.
B&IILZ, JOLT 17,--Letters from Vienna confirm
the intelligmce. that the Court of Vienna has re-
ceived 06cial notification of the approaching ar-
rival of Citizen Caa se Flour. as Minifter Plenipo-
tentiary of the French Republic; and that M. de
ReOIBeNAVINSTNIN has been definitively named
Minifter for Außria at Paris; where Count Co-
asoirztx will, notwithflanding, remain till the
pacification of the Germanic Empire &all be
fanlight to a =clam.

ITALY.

MILAN, JULY S.

Numerous corps of French troops are now ,
marching to Lower Italy, by way of Bologna, and
it becomes more probable every day, that the
French intend an expedition againft the Turks,
from the Adriatic. Cardinal Dot ix, the Vice Se-
cretary of State at Rome, has iffued a proclama-
tion, calling upon the inhabitants of the city and
country, to co.operate in the extirpation of robbers
and banditti. For every banditti, dead or alive, a
reward of so fendi is offered, which will likewife
be given to a banditti informing againfl his afo-
elates. A perfon giving information of private
meetings of banditti, or their abettors, receives a
reward of so fcudi. At Padua, orders have been
received from the Council of `War at Vienna, for
dilbanding and difmiffing the Tufcanefe corps of
infantry and cavalry. Thole who wifh to enter
into the Imperial fervice, are admitted, and the
telt furnilhed with paffports for their refpedive
homes. At Naples, conferences are Paid to have
taken place between the Prince Royal and the
French Minifter, on account of a frefh corps of
French troops of 7000 Men, who are to enter that
kingdom.

G.EI.IIINr.

HAMBURGH, JULY U.

According to the laft accoUntsfrorn Copenhagen,
Count LOEWENDAHL, fon to the Danifh Ambaffa-
dor in Ruffia, is immediately to proceed to St. Pe-
terfburgh, with an official notification of the accef-
fion of Denmark to the Convention concluded there
on the 17th ult. between Lprd .Sy. Mktg'', and
Count Pam is.—Swedefi having already fignified
its formal acceffion, the differences between Great
Britain and the Northern Powers are thus molt
happily brought to a final adjuftment.'