Star.
London, England, 1807-07-07 00:00:00

OLD BAILEr.

On Saturday feventeen prifoners nitre tried, ode of
whom was capitally convieled, viz.—
Yohn Starker, for healing in a dwelling ho'nft, a
gold watch, chain, and feats, the property of R.'
Newton, Efq. The robbery was committed at the
York Coffee Houle, Charles ilreet, Covent Garden ;
where the prifoner, who had taken a bed, left his
room, and went into the one occupied by Mr. Newton,
where he perpetrated the theft. He was taken the
next day, with the watch, &c. upon his perf'n.
Nine were convifted of felonry, viz. J. Illeakins, for
Healing two bills of exchange. value tol. each, three
sol. Bank notes, &c. the property of Thos. Johnfon.
The profecutor lives in Broad-hreet, St. Giles's, and
the prifoner was his apprentice. On a Saturday,
during the laft month, Mrs. Johnfon depofited her
onkel bark in the drawer of her drefling glafs, from
whence it was (Wien. In confequence of fufpicion,
the panne,. was fearched, and part of the property
found in his pr,ffefliort. It alto appeared, that he had
told his fellow apprentice he knew where the book
was kept, and promifed him a filver watch to obferve
lecrecy. The robbery was clearly brought homek
and the Jury found the prifoner guilty of healing to
the value of 395.
The capital part of the indbllment was'done away
by an inaccuracy in the fpecification of the parilli
where the offence was committed.—And
W. Cabbady, allas'illey, for nesting a quantity of pewter pots,
the property of James Proteaux, and others.
Mary Moulder and Ann Kendall, for ftealing two pints of
brandy and rum, Ind a quantity of half pence and penny pieces,
the property of R. Manwaring.
J. Brifco ' for healing two quartets of malt, the property of W.
and Sufannah North.
J. Williams, for healing a fuit of cloaths, and a fheet, the pro-
perty of T. Brunton.
J. Stephenfon, for ftealing eight pieces of main Drawls, the
property of Maffei. Peel and Co.
J. Argent. for healing a Watch, with a chain and three fcals,the
property of J. Haw.
Mary Sheard, for itealing a watch, the property of T. J Ellifon,
And (even were ac9uitte4L
Yefterday 25 prifoners were tried at the Old Bai-
ley, three of whom were capitally convieled; viz..'
W. Pearce, for healing a horfe, the property of W.
Baxter ; Eagan, alias ilankan, alias Nennigais, and
7. Barker, for affaulting T. Stockall, on the high
way, and taking from his perfon, and agamll hi.
will, a filver watch, and 575. in filver his property.
And five were conviEted of felony, viz.
7. Buckle, for healing a box-coat, a fuit of livery,
and other articles, the property of Catherine Middle-
ton Gwynn; Sarah Sunonerfeld, for healing t 5 yards
of ribbon, the property of Mary Ann and Elisabethl
Homan; S. Poppy, for healing a pocket book, con.l
gaining two pl. Bank notes, a bill of exchange for
t 11. and a warrant for payment of 121 17s. the
property of E. B. Duddington and I'. Nelion ; 7.
mei, for healing a handkerchief, the property of
J. Lewis; D. Thomas, for healing one pound of
cocoa, the goods of Meals. Abbey and Co. ;—and
(even were acquitted, among whom was, the Rev.
B. Gerrand, for (hooting at one of the City Officers;
but who is detainedossulfwer the aliault.

LONDON MIIRKE TS.

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This dads Market was amply fupplied with prime heafts, and
the thew of cattle was in general very good. Beef, Mutton, Veal,
and Lamb, are dearer than our hat report. Pork is rather cheaper,
and the trade, for the molt part, is fomewhat bac The tales in
the Hai Marki.t were pretty lively. Hay, Straw, and Clover,
fetched better price. than Friday'. Market. We fubjoin an accu•
rate Itatement of the prices and numbers ,
To fink the offal-.per Rose of Sib.
Beef 41 4d to p4d I Veal 4$ 44 to p 44
Mutton 4s 6d to p od I
od Pork
61 4d. 4s 4d to p od
Lamb p to
IDIAD or CATTLI Till! DAT.
Beafts, about %%70—Sheep and Lambs,l7,6oo.
Calves 110..-Pigs 470.
FUCA OF Day AND STRAW IN SWIFT IfFISLD.
Hay, - 31 us to 61 6s New Clover 31 los to 31 os
New Ditto 41 to. to sl S. &raw, 31 co to 31 las
Clover 41 Os to 61 &
I4EWGATE and LEADENHALL, July 6.
Per Rale of Sib. by the carcafe.
Beef 31 4d to 41 ad Veal 33 84 to p
Mutton 4s od Co 63 I Port 41
44 to so od
Lamb 11,1 to 6a. cc!.
SEA-COAL. METERS' OFFICE, LO NDON, JULY 4.
CARGO'S SOLD. and valets.
Monday, I 'Wednefd. I Friday,
NEWCASTLE COAL. June ay I July t. I July 3.
Baler's Main 1 1 I tI 39
Benton Long
Biggs Main
Heaton Main
Hrbburn Main
Murton Main
Wall's End
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South Habana
Cowpcn Main
Hartley
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Bourn Moor
Eden Main
Pearith New Main
Prinirofe Main
Urpeth
Redory
South Eighton

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COAL MARKET, July 6.
Skips at Market Ships fold Price
39 Newcaßle Coal 4S 4ls
3d 55. 301 3d
7 Sunderland 6 394 34 to ass •
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MARRIED.
[An Anthnny Purfu Efq to Miis Greenfield. daughter of
Greenfield, Efq. of L ornbard-ftreet.

DR. SOLOMON'S ABSTEROENT LOTION
THE Abitergent Lotion renders the face fair and
delicate, and removes every kind of Rain, tan, (unhurr or
freckles, which rouge, long inners, or fatigue generally produce
In Mort, it is the only cottuctic a Lady can ufe at het toilet with
cafe and comfort.
SHAVING—It is the only remedy a Gentleman mould have
recourfe to when (having is become a dreadful operation by an
eruptive &cafe on the face. It may be ufed without the fmalleft
hazard, for a more fovereign remedy cannot be dented for even
the moll delicate frame than this admirable Lotion. It clears and
beautifies the (kin, removes rptedilp without pain or trouble, all
kinds of pimples; tettors, ring-worms, (pots, rednefs, fwellings,
or carbuncles of the note, blotches, and every fpecies of cuta-
neous eruptions on the furface of the human body. It is unneeefrary
to enumerate the advantages refulting to the conßitution of every
perfon, by effedlually removing oblisuflions from the furface of
the (tin, and thereby keeping free and open the innumerable por-
tages and pores through which nature expels an Wadi or noxious
husnotfra from the vital fluid, and which being °Winkled, are
forced back again into the blood, and become the fources of many
dangerous difeafes. It is therefore a mater of much confequrnee;
as well to prevent hurtful diforders, as for the Prefervation of Eafe,
Comfort, and Beauty, to Perrone (however Bight!), affedied) that
they Mould occafionally have recourfe to the Abitergent Lotion ,
but more etpecially it becomes urgently requifite when the effects
of obariktion make their appearance,and break out into pimples,
redneft, carbuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Ahftergent
Lotion never falls of fuccefs with thole who give it a fair trial.
Prepared by Dr. So Lorton, of Liverpool, and may be had of
every retpeetable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.

SALES BY AIXTION.
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FROM THE LIINDQN GAZETTE, JULY 4 At the Cullom Houle, Dover, .=•••••••••••••
Average Price of Corn in England and W ales, from the Returns
1807, at Two o'ClO on Thurfday, the 9th of July,
ck in the Afternoon,
ending June 27, tBo7.
Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oats. I Beans. Peale. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lbts,
a. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. VIZ.
74 0 46 8 36 9 IS % 4a 8 48 8 FOR 110111 CONSURIPTION•
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made 176 Pounds Black Tea 277 Necklaces of Cornellin
27
1 20 Gallons Cordials Beads
the week ending July x, is 345. 4td.per hundred weight.
• 10 Ditto French Red Wine 2315 Falba Carnelian Stones
CORN EXC." lANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 6. 144 Pieces Italian Black a Ditto ditto Ornaments
ORNERAL CURRENCY AS ONDRI. Crapes c Ditto Moco Stones
Wheat, 48s 6os 7as per qr. Grey Peak 46a sos SS Yards Black Silk Lace 5 Eaft India Shawls
Fine Ditto, 73s 784 Beans. (0141) 445 srs a 4 Black Silk Lace Veils 3 Ditto Neckcloths •
Rye. 4cs 449 Tick Ditto,3Bl 448 od 14 Yards White Thread Lace 84 Yards ditto Mullin
Barley, 3os 35s od ORM 225 ads 3:5 $4 Ditto Diaper Napkining 132 Ditto Sheeting
Malt.bos 65s od Poland ditto 31s 321 61
A Quantity of Eaft India Feathers, and other Articles.
White Peas. (boilers) eel ors Rape Seed 241 aBL
Fine Flour 6os 658—Second9 sos to 6oe. to Pieces and It tingle Eaft. India Silk Handkerchiefs
RXTURN of WILEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the is Yards Eaft India Worked Muffin
lad of June tot he 27th of Junea—Total %Jos quarters 16 Ditto Ditto Silk
Avenge 725. 954.--49. told higher than lan. return. a Piece and two tingle Fullest Handkerchiefs
A RETURN OF FLOUR. s Palcwpores
From the 26th of Jane to the 26th of June. a Fly Fan, embroidered, to be burnt
Total— t 0.936 facts—Average 644.35 d. 21 Pair Leather Gloves
os. t id. lower than left return. Which may be viewed (in Office Hours) the Day before and on
PRICE OF HOPS. the Morning of the day of Sate.
NAGS. . POCRITS. N. B. A DepoUt of 251. per Cent. will be required.
Kent 61 os to 71 x 54 Kent - 61 6s to 71 tag
Sulk% S 1 135 to 61 ils I Suffice -51 t 64 to 61 8s
Eifel 51 los to 71 os Farnham 61 os to tot es I
PRICE OP HOPS IN THIS BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags
PRICES 61 cs tOFo 71
HAY OS AND STRAW.Pockets 61 6s to 71 254
St. James's. . Whitechapel.
Hayperload 5. ooto 6 16 o Hay per load 4 oto 6 *
knw 3 3oto 3 a 0 Straw s ta to 3 8
Clover S sto 6 to
SMITHFIELD MARKET, July 6.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, GRAVESEND, KENT.
By Mars. JOHNSON and SON,
At the Falcon Tavern, Gravefend, on Thurfday, July 9, 1807,
At Three o'Clock, in Three Lots,
LOT I.
ASUBSTANTIAL and commodinms brick-buil,
DWELLING HOUSE, dcfirably fituated in King-ftreet,
Gravefend, Kent, and fronting the New Road,Jeading from Lon-
don to Rochefter, containing good Dining Room and Parlour,
roomy Shop, airy Bedchambers, Kitchen, good Cellar, Yard, and
other domeltic ennvenlencr.e.
Let on Leafe to Mr. Edward Matiin, fat a term of which ten
years are unexpired at Midfummer next, at the low rent of 251.
per annum.
Lot 2. A Dwelling Houfc adjoining the above, late in the occu-
pation of Mr. Wm. Lance, containing Drawing Room, and Par-
!oars of good dimenfions, light, airy Bed chambers, Kitchen, Yard
and good Cellars. Suppofed value per annum, 351.
Lot 3. A brick built Dwelling Houle, (at prefent unoccupied)
fronting partly towards King-ftreet, and partly towards High-'
ftreet, containing on.the upper Stories, Apartments flmilar to
Lot x. On the ground floor, two good Parlours, and a very light
roomy Shop, Kitchen. and excellent Dry Cellars: the whole are
well fupplied with water.
May be viewed by applying to Mars. Johnfon and Son, High •
ftreet, Gravefend—Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be
had fifteen days prior to the. Sale, of Meees johnfon and Son,
Gravefend; Batfon's Cate Houle, CornhiU, London; Granby,
Dartford ; Eull, Raehefter ; Bell, Maidflone ; and at the Office of
Mr. Evans, Solicitor, Gravefend.

BRAINTREE HOUSE.
In the month of Auguft next, unlefs dlfpofed of in the mean time
by Private Contrad, of which notice will be given,
I'HE following FREEHOLD ESTATE; a moll
defirable, elegant, and modern Manllon-Houfe, newly built
with Bath (tone, the refidenee of William Payne, Efq fltuate in
the psi& of Weftburrupon-Trym. in the county of Gloucelter,
within four miles of the city of BrIftol; commanding molt eaten-
five and pidurefque views of the River Severn, the Welch Coaft,
the village of Henbury, Stelae Cattle, and the adjoining country.
41fo the Gardens, inclofed with brick fruit•walls 14 feet high;
melon-ground, hot-houfe, &robberies, coach-houfes, (taU ftabling
for so Dories, and 63 acres of land in a ring knee, furrounding the
anfion-Houfe, the smolt part tithe free, and the whele iu prime
condition.
The ground floor of the Houfe confifts of a dining-room 26 feet
by s• feet. drawing-room 27 feet by T 9 feet, library 14 feet by
t 6 ft- t ; ball, Portland-Bone ftair-cafe, butler's pantry, china
pantry. fervent.' hall, dairy, larder, and excellent kitchens and
other offices.
For farther particulars and for tickets to view the Premifes,
which will be only thewn between the hours of Eleven and One
o'clock, apply to Mtffes. John and Jeremiah Ofboruc, Broad Itrett,
Briftol.---Application by letters mutt be poll paid.

FREEHOLD ESTATES. •
Situated trt the Parithes of Flfhtort, Frtlkney, and Wain,feet, late
the property of Edward Greatbed, Efq, deceafed,
At the Peyeock Inn, Bolton, on Wrdncfday the Iyth Auguitnext.
SEVERAL very valuable l° REEIiOLD FARMS,
fituated in the parithes of Filktoft. Frilkney, and Wainfleet,
eafy diftances from Bolton and Spilly, in the county of Lincoln ;
containing about tos 7 acres of fertile, arable, and excellent graz-
ing marib and meadow land ; with good farm houfes and out-
hooks for the porpofes of hufbandry ; with valuable • common
'rights, let to good tenants, at rents atuountirg to 14951. pas. per
annum ; together with the exteoGve manor of Waingeet, held un-
der the Duchy of Lancaftcr, with Courts heel and Courts Baron.
To be viewed till the day of fate, by applying to the tenants ;
of whom the printed particulars may be had : and alfo of Mr
Thomas Walker Solicitor, Spilfby ;at the Peacock Inn,Bolton ;
White Hart, Spa'itling ; Bull, Horricaftle; the New 'King's Head,
Louth; the George, at Caifter; the Angel, Brigg ;Rein Deer, Lin-
coln ; the Nag's Head, Rugby; of Mr. Newcombe, printer, Stam-
ford ; Mr. Peaccck, printer, York ; Mr. Peek, printer, ;at
the George Inn, Grantham ; and Angel, Sleaford; Mr. Cattle-
man, Solicitor, Wimborne, Dorfetthire; Debary and Cope, Solidi
ton, No. t. Tanfitil Court, Temple; and of Mr. Burcham, Cot-
ingftey, near Horucaftle.

BUTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW- ;
DER, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, was in 1
the circle of f)r. P. H. Dimfdale's particular acquaintance, and the
Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and its virtues juftly appreciat- I
ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented hint from publicly announcing
this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into poffefflon of the original
recipe, and he begs to affure there afilidted with decayed or offer.
five teeth and gums, that they may rely on its efEcsey and reftor-
alive miality--a truifaa of which any one may be convinced, by a
fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth
Powder, its detective property is pit fulEcient to clear away thole
deftrudive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums,
and in the intetftices of the teeth, without injuring the furface of
either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new tna•
• wet of pearly wbitenefs, where it has been injured or corroded on
the latter. It bas a pleafant and agreeable odour, and Is withal fo
I perfeetly innownt, that it may be eaten without Injury. Tbefe
diftinguifteing cbaradterifties of its fanative effedts and ruperlority,
have procured.. it the unbounded approbation of the Qntee, the
Princeffes, the Emprefs of Ruffle, the Ducheffes of York, Bedford,
Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Englifte and foreign No-
hility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a need-
fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they de but common lull.
' eke herein, fince it Imparts a finnnefs and beautiful reds& to the
gums.to the breath the moat deledtable fweetuefs and. if *fed con-
ltantly as deeded, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre-
vent the tooth. ach from returning to thole who have been liable to
la molt baneful effete.
Preparul and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4,
Cheapfide, corner of Paternofter-row, London, and of molt coun
try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boon at is. 9d. each.
Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth-
Draftees, price ts. each.

ESTATE OF DRUMNAKILL,
In the County of Stirling.
To be Sold or Let, by Private Bargain,
THE VILLAGE of DRYMEN, and that Part
of the LANDS of DRUMNAKILL, tying in the part& of
Drymen and county of Stirling, north of the river Endrick,
comprehending about 12- o acres, whereof Toss- are arable, 300
good pafture, and 200 of muir land.
There lands, in point of flotation, foil and expofure, enjoy
great advantages, being only is miles (tom the town of Dumbar-
ton, 17 from Glafgow, as from Stirling, and three from Lochlo.
mood, to all of which, as well as tothc Highlands; there are good
turnpike roads. and eafy accefs to every farm. There are eight
annual fairs in Drymen, where the whole produce of the kltatc
can be difpored of; befides a confiderable market for black cattle
on Shanaen Muir, part of the property, which is well flequennal
by cattle dealers of every defcription.
Upon the lauds there are kvcral fine Etuations for monism-
hooks and pleafure grounds, commanding an extenfive and beau-
tiful profped of Loch Lomond and its lbands, with the delightful
furrounding fernery. The lands are already encircled and COWL-
added to a confider-Ale extent. There are alfo leveral free Rohe
quarries.upon them, and manure of all forts can be eably carried
through the whole farms, and the produce tither tlifpofed of at
Drymcn, or fent to ready markets in the neighbourhood.
On the Elate there are Come natural woods and old trees, with
feveral (mall thriving plantations. The lands lie compact, with a
gentle Rope to a fouthern expofurs. 'They alto abound with a
profubon of game at all times of the feafon, not linty from thofe
reared on the ground themfetves, but from their vicinity to the
game parks, policies, and pleafure grounds of his Grace the Duke
of Montrok, at Buchanan, by which they' re bounded; fo that,
to gentlemen aceultomed to the fports of the field, few fuck bola.
lions are to be found
There is a Mill on the property, which renders it free of thirlage
to any other proprietr.r. The parifh church and manfe were lately
put in good repair, and the teinds are valued and cxbabfted. Some
of the farm 'cafes will expire at Martinmas brit; and the whole
of them (except fosse (mall enclofures about-the village) with the
three following crops. Upon the whole, fuch an improvable and
definable property is feareoly to be met with in the weft of Scot-
land, or now in the marks t.
Mr. Morrifon, the Fodor upon the Efate, will Chew the lands
to Unending purehofers; and for further particulars. apttilearion
may he made to Angus Campbell Efe. Glafgnw, or to Vans Ha-
tboro, W. S. Edinburgh; the latter of whom will View a plan of
the lands, rental, and title deeds; and for the accommodation of
the purchafcr. three fourths of the price cm be allowed to lie in
his hands, on fecurity, for filch a EMU of years as may be agreed
on.
If the raid Elate is not fold betwixt and tfartbansas &ft, the
lands will be let, in whole or in part. on kafe„for which offers will
be in the futon time received by Mr. Campbell, Mt. Hatboro, or
Mrrorrlfon ; anti as the farm of Highpark, coutdniug 61 acres
of arable ground, will be out of leak at Mathunas fiat, it will be
Ict.forA2 years.