Star.
London, England, 1807-08-07 00:00:00

to 7! EDI7OR OF.TIiE STAR.

$lll.--,-Deeming your Paper as impartial as any of
the periodical prints, I truft you will have no objec••
lion to lay before the public an evil of great magni-
tude, which there wants nothing but the will in thole
concerned to remedy.
It is this:—All our flips of the &II rate, built and
building, carry their lower deck ports by much too
low - molt, or all of the Englith build, when they are
viaualled and ffored for Channel fervice, only about
4 feet, 6 inches out of the water, a defeCt for which no
good quality in a chip can compenfate—for what can
embrenfate for the want of light and air, fo neceffary
in an atmofphere tainted by the crowding together of
800 men? Lfay nothing of the difadvantage attend-
ing the not being able to fight the lower tier of gum,
itt a reafonable gale, though that is a fp eati but not
the &it conlideration.

The San jofef, a Slip taken from Spain. unites in ,
iierfelf every good quality a (hip can potrefs----,that is,
Ike sails„ Recta, wears and (lays, at well as any imp 1
of the clefs in his Majety's navy. She tows more
'water (and provi(inns and floret. in proportion) by
150 tons than the Ville de Paris, and moll of the
other firlt rates ; and above all, the carries her ports,
when victualled and ilored as before mentioned, 6 feet
a inches out of the water ; and yet, though the has
been more than: to years in our poffs(Gon, the. Navy
Board,: Sot perhaps the Surveyor of the Nary) with
vonl alone the matter tells, has never ordered ii.
DAP to belwilt tiler' her model. Nay, fo mnch.are
we wedded to old eilttotns, that the Calechnia, a &It
,rate building in this yard, will, as I am attired, carry
her potts lower than the th;ps 1 have referred to—
' and yet the San Wet is in a dock alonglide of her, pof-
-feffing all the qualifications i have mentioned. The
fails which I have timed may be confirmed bv all or
ninfl of the officers who have failed in her, or who
have witneffed the effeEls of her good qualities,

A great deal more might be Paid upon this fubjedt,
but being unwilling to take more room in your valu-
able Paper than is abfolutely neceffary,
I remain your molt obedient ferYant,
Plymouth Dock, 4th Auguit. %At/a-ICUS.

On Wednefday, at noon, Carado Cayrkino, who was
condemned at the Affixes held at Exeter left week,
for the murder of Gabriel Campos, a fellow ptifoner,
in the prifon of Plymouth, was executed on a gallows
near the Spani(h prifon in Plymouth, ptirfaant to his
.fentence. He behaved with great penitence, and
died with much fortitude and refignation. It is fup.
pofed that not lefs than to,ooo perfuns witnelred the
execution, the fight being truly novel in that neigh-
bourhood.

DILRADrUL Ma alarming fire broke
lout about half pall feven o'clock yeilerday evening,
in the Engine-houfe belonging to Mr. PIARSIN, who
kept a very extenfive cotton manufaanry and feather
warehoufe, at Hoxton. Mr. Paaasow's dwelling.
houfe was the left wing of (bat grand and beautiful
building, the Haberdallters' Hall and Alms Houfes,
which he held from the Company, on a leafe of'fio
years : he kept upwards of 3o men, women, and
boys at work.—The fire is fuppofed to proceed from
that which was under the topper in the engine houfe,.
as it broke out in that building, and boon communi-
cated to the machinery and cotton. In lets than half
an hour, the whole of the houfe was in flames,
making a rapid ptogrefs towards the warehoufe,
which was filled with goods to the amount of 20,0001.
}'rom the dry (late of the buildings, in which there
was much wood, there houfes, and two adjoining
new ones, not entirely finiiked, were completely
burned down in an hour. The flames Were fo furious,
that they were perceivable from all parts of the town,
and fpread a general cOnfternation among the inha
bitants. Every (sect was filled with fpatators to
behold the awful fight, which filled the mind with
dread and terror. When the &ft engines arrived,
there could not be a drop of water procured but
what was carried in buckets from a pump, which
was in 'the rear of the building, water being very
Pearce in that neighbourhood. The fire communi•
rated to Mr. l'saesoa's dwelling houfe, which was
the left wing. of Haberdather's flail, and caught the
roof about nine o'clock. About eleven o'clock the
fire was fubdued fo far that no further damage was
dreAded.

" TIVISLIC °MCP, Bow.svitarr.--yeflerday mor.
:Sing, you cum, the younger, was brought before
sjawas Rcan, Efq. the Sitting kligiarate, charged
with being concerned with feveral others in forging
bank notes, and uttering them to a confiderable
amount. The circunallances which led to the dile°.
very of the prifoner and his companions are as
folio* :

A few months fined, a. fhopkeeper, wh.l rendes a
few miles from Bath, had feveral forged bank notes
traced into his poffeffion, and he, not being able to
give a fatisfadlory account how he became poffefred
of them, was taken into cuftody, when he affured the
istagidrate before whom he was taken, that he took
them all for goods fold to fome men he did not know.
-a—Being a refpeaable man, and his charafter unim.
peached, he was liberated, upon condition that he
would exert himfelf to difcover the men. In a fhort
time later be went to Bath) and while he was fitting
in a public hoatfe, one of the men paffed the window;
he was followed and fecured. His apprehenfion led
to the dlfcovery of four others.
At the laft affizes for the county of Dorcheller,
indictments were found againft the prifoner and two
others, for the above offence, although the prifoner
was not in cultody. he having eluded the vigilance
of the Police Officers ; he was traced acrofs the
country to Buckingham, and from there to London,
where all trace of him ceafed. A reward for his ap.
prehenflon was advertifed, and in confequence, Ad.
kins received private information laft Friday after-
noon, that the prifoner was in Smithfield Horfe
Market, felling horfes ; he went there with all pa-
(peed, and found him dreffed in the clothes de-
fcribed in the advertifement.

On fearching him, between thirty and forty pounds
in Bank notes were found, which proved to be the
property of Mr. Kettle, a horfe dealer, in Kent, in
whole employ he was ; and Mr. Kettle lays, he never
bad a better fervent.

Mr. Kaye, the Solicitor to the Bank, attended
yetterday, and identified the perfon of the prifoner.
He was committed for further nomination.

• MONTR Y DE.O.

AZTILACT CV A LETTER PRnM Jim nrricEß OP Tall
ARMY AT 01011T1 VIDEO, DATED MAY 18, 18(4, TO

HIS FRIEND AT PLYMOUTH.

" General Whlteloeke accompanied by General Gower, Colonel
Tonto', and his Staff, arrived in the Thilbe frigate, the loth in-
flect, and a Company of R yal Artillery was landed jolt now
from the Thilbe: the tranfports with troops, under her convoy,
are hourly expedite', as will as the tranfporp with General Craw-
ford. It is confLlently reported that Major General Sir S Aueb-
mnty is going hunch' the Ardent, yes, neat month. The Spaniard/ '
hourly espeej our troops at Buenos Ayres. and are makiiig ye',
great preparations for defence. %In the Spanith attack on Colonia,
We ha" Major Trotter wounded, and poor Carib' Willgrefs of the
Royal Artillery, who was badly Mounded in the irtack on Monte
Video, was again litioekingly Wounded in the buGnefe of Colon's.
A Spapl Gs-Tokelau and his fervent, were *rented on the 17th
salt for endeasouriug to entice fume of the 9th Light Dragoons to
joiwthe Spent& army.
" The feheme was to difguife the Dragoons, fo u to pet, the
gates; but the Dragoons, like good foldier., informed their Aker
of the (*eche, and the Spaniards were fecured at the gate by an
Oteer *d two men, Rationed for the pUrpore. The 40th ate- •
must unheated yefterday for Colon's, in Ivanhoe& fur the attack
when General Craufurd atria/ea. They embarked in the boats in
high fpirits—their dtume and Wet playing the favootite national
alre of ".Gori Pave the King," and the " Bridal Grenadtcni "
Every thing bete neept proviGons, is *mainly dear, for a pewter
pint, dip, -they MI& dollar and a half. A negro will not go- an
errand. or carry a parcel ever fa that a diitance, under a quarter
of a dollar, and if it weighs talk, they will not take refs than half a
dollar. A (mall curry-powder bottle of rnuttard they charge a
dollar (or: 1 feud you foi your perufal, a literary South Americas
curiollty; a Monte Video Gatette and Profpciftus. publithed by
fuhfeription, by Come Gentlemen who brought out the typos from
I.:.ndon. It is to be continued weekly. Eveiy entrance of Buenos
.Ayres is Retyped by' innumerable quantities of bullocks bides,
again(' which it is amid ofalefs to fire, as they art placed to the
thleknefa of is o 1 10 feet. Every Spauiard that can carry arose
has his ftstioo. .Nuir bets on the tops of the houfcs which hair*
para9-t walls about three or four Petit high Some of there parapet
liwalla bate (mall artillery on them, which will annoy us much..-...
Hoerever, we are in high fpirits, and-Mall mutter, when the rein.
foreetnents arrive, altogether, at leatt i 2,000 men. This goes by
the John Bull cutter, bound to Guerofey, a fat failor."

Extra? a Leuer from a Gentleman on hoard tie Me-
jellyVho Leopard, dated Gbefapeal Bay, yaw 24.
" We arrived here on the 2111 in flant, and, agree-
ably to the orders of the Honourable Vine Admiral
Berkeley (in the event of meeting the United States
frigate Chefapeak, to fearch het for deferters, of
whom we had information), the next morning the
Cigna' was Made from the Bellona to proceed to fea,
which we did, at nine o'clock this morning; the
Chefapeak was then paffing the Bellona. about three
milei within us. We flood to the S. E. with the
wind at S. W. until eleven, *hen it Bated to E.
which retarded the progrefs of the frigate, being
obliged to heat out We kept on a wind, under edit.
fail, until the got within two miles of us, when the
fhortened fail, and we bore down to her ; we were
about 12 or 14 miles from the land ; when (WM-
tatty clofe, the Captain hailed, and Paid he had dif-
patches from the Britilh Commander in Chief—the
anfwer was, " fend them on board, I (hall heave
to." which he did Atcordingly. An • Meer was fent
on board with the Admiral's order, and a letter from
Capt/ht Humphreys, laying, he hoped to be able to
etecute the Admiral's order in the molt amicable
manner; and after the C mmodore read the order
and letter, he told him his orders from his Govern-
ment were moll- peremptory in not 'uffering any to•
feigner to mutter his Ship's company, but that he
Would write an anfwer to Captain Humphreys's let-
ter, if I would be the bearer of it to him ? after hay-
ing anfvrered in the affirmative, he wrote, laying,
that he had no deferters, and that his irliruttions
prevented his allowing the Chefapeik to be fearched.
He returned with this anfwer, after being on board
forty minutes. As the Admiral's order was pofitive,
there was no alternative but lose; In we edged
down to her, and Captain Humphreys hailed, and
Paid, that Commodore Barron muff be aware that
the order of the Britilh Commander in Chief muff
be obeyed : the-only reply made to this (which was
thrice repeated) was, " I do not undertland what
you fay." Now as we were to windward, and heard
difiinetly his ahfwers, it is evident be alto muff have
beard what Captain Humphreys Paid; orders were
then given to fire a OKA acrofs her bows from the
lower deck ; after a minute another ; and in two
more, no fatisfadory anfwer being given, Captain
Humphreys ordered the fire to be opened on her,
beginning with the forest:toff gun, and in fuccelßutz
after ; but as the order was not perfeßly underffood,
a broadfide was poured into her : Commodore Bar.
eon then hailed, when enders were given to ceafit
firing, but as he Paid he was only going to fend
boat on board, and as they were preparing to return
the fire, it was fuppofed an artifice t i gain time, and
orders wereagain givenio fire ; two broadfides more
were the rerun, when the 'truck. Two Lieutenants,
with feveral midfhipmen, went then on hoard theChef-
apeak to leach for deferrers, and after being thce
three hours, returned with four—three belonging to
the Melampw, and one to the Halifax ; the latter is
the fellow who abufed Lord James Townffiend, at
Norfolk. Commodore Barron wrote to Captain
Humphreys, laying, that he confidered the Cheri'.
peak as his prize, and that he was ready to deliver
her up to. any perfoa authorised to receive her....
Captain Itimphreys replied, that as he had etecuted
the orderisof the Commander in Chief, he had no-
thing niOrertb do wi h her; that he mull forthwith
join the eel of the fquadron, and that he not only
lamented moil fincerely, the neeeffity that compelled
him to violent me:attires, but that if he could render
the Chefapeak any ferviee, he would chearfully do it.
In thort, Captain Hutzjeneys has conduffed
throughout the whole cf this unpleaftnt tranfation,
in the tuna praife.Worthy manner, as an Officer and
Gentleman. He has mote humanity in his compo
fition than molt of mankind: you may act fuppofe
his feelings were none of the molt comfortable on this
occafion. The Chefapeak returned but a few Shot, they
were fcarcely prepared when We began; and were
thrown into fuch confufion, that the greatell part of
the people deferted their quarters.
" The number of men kill:d on board the Chefs-
peak, according to their own tiatement, was fix, and
23 were wounded.'

TWCni Y. 11Xfitot went thrnugh the hull, fens
between wind and water; the fails were completely
riddled, and I have not a doubt bat that in ten mi-
nutes more the would have gene down ; the fea being
fo (mouth, every flrot told after the fitit broadfidep
which was chiefly at the rigging.
gi Commodore Barton was flightly wounded in the
leg by a fplinter—he behaved in the cooleti way iota.
gUlable, end 'toed at the.open gaaiway thereat*
pars of the tom"

ALIKE CIRCUir.

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'SUSS= ASSIZ R.&

Livrite LUGUIT 5.
Vr. PtMee Reeve left town estler4l.ty st. fans a.
he had fi lifised•ovt the Crowe Ifitfa.
Chief illoike MAIIIIFRLD fat here this morning.
bet all the canies could not he triad. Some were telt
e4nougus tor the neat eiteuit.

Tiff DWG 9 COLMAN, 411 D THOM OTHcSS.
• Mr. Awed. that this was an informatioN
filed by the 4kttnrnell General again(' four Defen-
dants. for a confpiracy to get nut of the why one Pe-
ter Fenner, who .vas to appear 2S a witnerslfgainit a
perfon of the name of Farley. on an inf 'nation ex-
hibited againl him fur an offence against the Excite
Laws.
'The faits of this c4fe were as follow : The witnefs
Fenner refided a' Mayfield, in Sidles. and had-given
information spina Farley, for (snirggling. The in-
formation was to be heard before two Magiarates at
Bttrwath, in this county, on the 18th of June Otos.
But two days befue the term, the Defendant, Col-
man, being a Conitable„ and the ntbers all neigh
• boors and friends of Farley, procured it warrant
egainft Fenner, the witnefs, as a deferter. They kept
him in cultody all that night, and the nest day, in-
(lead of carrying him to Burwaffi, where thefwere
fore of finding two Magiltrasei, they carried hire
to Sheffield-place, the feat of Lord Sheffield, twenty
miles dillant from Bur/Falb, when, upon examina-
tion, it was found that there was no pretence for ap-
prehending him as a deferter. In the mean time,
however, the purple was anfwered, and Farley was
acquitted at Brirwaffi for want of evidence to (upland
the information.
Mr. MAKIITATT, for the Defendants, made along
,and able fpeech ; but the Jury found them all Guilty.
• stwatAs V. CHITTY AND SON.
v 1? This was an aftion for an :ain't. The Plaintiff
and Defendant are both farmers in this county, near
Cbichetter, whole barns adjoined. 'They had lonic
Nut disputes about cuttingthrough the Defendant's
yard, when the younger Chitty Paid to the Plaintiff.
" Do'l't remember, thee gave me a horfewhipping
on the hridge, fume years ago ? and now I'm dang'd
if I don't gee thee a clout in return." He did lo ;
And the Jury thought the Plaintiff ought to pay a
ikeft farthing, for which amount they gave a vadia.

SURREY ASSIZES.
cionvtonti, aucpsr 6.
' Mr. Janice*nen arrived alone from Suffix lan
night, and openedlis Commiffion. This morning he
heird eaufes on.ihe Civil Side' of the Court. There
are bin kw eaufes thefe AiSces, and none that pro.
Wire to be in any degree intereiiing. The bullock
if this day has been unufually dull.

vat also SWOW.
This was an inditament againft a conflable, for an
afrault and falfe impairment, and for extorting mo-
ney frem a Mr. Sweet, an attorney.
Mr. LIMBIO, who led the cattle for the profecution,
reprefented it as a eats of a very aggravated nature,
and raid the Defendant had been guilty of a wanton
allure of the power which the law vetted in hishands.
The prnfecutor, Mr. Sweet, be Paid, was the manag-
ing clerk to a refpettable attorney, and the Defeo
dant' as a trainable. had a warrant to apprehend him
to give fecurity to the parilh for a ballard child. But
in the executiun of this warrant he bad conduaed
bimfelf mon culpably. For thus, in the Ara place he
apprehended him nut of the jutifdidinn of the Jutfice
who had granted the warrant, and then inflead of
taking the prufecutor to the neaten Police Office, as
was his dente, he chofe to carry him quite to the far-
Aber part of the town. But, in the mean time, Mr.
Conßable wilbed to have a little refrefhment, and at
the +nonce of his unfortunate client ; for, having ad-
journed to a public houfe in the neighbourhood
whet, he was apprehended, the worthy peace officer
indulged himfelf with a dinner, and prefented the
bill for payment to his client. With refpea to the
aharge of extortion, the profeeutor bad demanded a
;very of the warrant under which be was held in cal-
tody, which, by the Habeas Corpus AO, they were
boond to give him, but for this he was compelled to
pay the Cum of 3s. 6.1. and which was now made the
(Oita of a charge in another count of the prefect
record.
I'be profecntor was called to prove the fat? ; but
the Learned Judge held clearly, that the conflable
was jullified, as to the imprisonment, by the warrant
of ;be Jul ice ; and as to the extortion, the pleadings
were defeetive. Verdi& for the Defendant.
Clovis Sins...—ChiefjneliCC MANSVIILD did not
arrive is town until three o'clock. He immediately
began buanefs in the Crown Court.
Rkbard Saer was indiBed for Healing a thirty
'pound bank note from the counting honfe of Thos.
Stridden.

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Tho Mas M0014014494d, tbarhe was a 4reillaa-
,oler reSdent in the Pull of St. George, &moth, i v ilk.
On the. sd of January la* he receirted 441 in
wet of, a bit/ of exchauge. from a Mr.. George-St.
the), one tbirtx pound. Una ten pound, and two one- !
pound notes t he put thcm into, his, bill, book. and
about are o'clock the Tame 44,. Pk im be went to
took,_ for them:, be found they !kactbeets taboo away.
At that tie* die priUmer was Mk !hi !Alibis. of coming
in hishoure, 'They welt bgdyfteemen of Rocheffer,
and iboisitnOfs was yery,..oxdius to fery e Sit Sidney
SM; 0); NA koaw nothing of. the, rrifQner baying
taktrtt tht tote; except
saa the thirty Round note was
lifteTWaTgat traced to his po&ffion.
'Ma Gvssge Baths!. hated that he had; refilled in,•
..Qaford•fti eat., M.ad. On, due adtit latruary, lta paid-the
.1 WI viingo 4zl. as timed by htso, . the *umber of
she thirty pound note WAs pcossed.bl 3%,,Asuici,clerk ,
IP. Lluialok,4ll4 Co. i1ii1t.49154106 thai, it anipAid
to. thOstk..wittog "
s- . . . •
Wm. Lawrence prnved, that on,tbx sxit of. January;
i;sAe;p!ifpne,r.. bought fonts...clothe, at his, thrrpo. Inn
'thigh be %aye, in payment a thirty. RounAnote..Tnie
.tiip bx.afterwards paid.to •Mt..Uoctkys, a 131,sFk-
, , Mall fgaar, and Mr., Buckler being; calkdi
r,
aadApntdt
afterwardsh e note i
rn
Nu
it o , the 4 4
ga rilr:Des
e, , fa i
`.6. VeCArk firhoacmhtelille
lond iLagreed in number, vilue,,and daltay with, the
Age.• onkel from the profccutor.. Sevatal. Wine*s
ow,afA,Calie4to lira the pt ihmer a.goorlabarts_444,who
Atoke favouralay of him as an trona wow TI;e;JAIT
found him Guilty.

The 4i6liasisi.fiCitet ic4.l, entitled
In 30.0001. wan f..1e1 at iiren's truly fortunate offices,
where slerattil 6633, the two lat Prises of .35,cci01l
were alitr thared ra..d• fold. The Ticket sisrs,
Vtrte of pool. the aro day, and 3412, a Prize of
wool )eitrrdsy, were likewife Owed and foid by
Billie nuking 30 Capital Prizes fold at his Officer,
Caishill. and 9. Charing Crofs, 'within the year.
lindrewn Tickets and Shares are felling, and the.
fwtunate holders of the Prizes may receive their
money on demand. The Wheel is extremely rich;'
there has been only four Capital Prizes drawn, time
of which were fold by firsn.

A perfon, aged 36, 'bad a (mall Scropheloes I.ll]
Cerifion in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then
Istnie nut in her wrilt, both her fhoulJers, and her'
knee, each Ulceration difcharging ranch, and not dff-
pofed to heat ; it then affected her right elbow ; and
thefe ulcerations, with a difpofition to general debi
lity, the fir ffeted Tor twelve years. Her knee sea, healed
in the Wurcelter Infirmary, =dike experienced fome 1
benefit while a patient for a aim' time in St. Bartholo..,
mew's Hnfpital, where the made application for the,
benefit of Svit.sauttr's Parsley Awn:coast/we
Daors, at the Difpenfatory, No. ig, Soho fquare,
London. By the application of the Drops for fis
moyhr, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained
her ftrength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth,
and the remains perfedly well. Any information of
the above fad luny be of tained at No. 9, Duke's
Court, Drury Lane, London.

Monday, the Lady of joinOolliog, Efq. of Gloneefter;plate,
New Road, of a daughter.
At his houfe at Colchefter. the Lady. of Captain Whitmore, of
the Engineers, of a fun.
At Stobo Huufe, on the 30th ult. Lady Elizabeth Montgomery.
wife of Sir James Montgomery, Bart of a 0111.boin fon.
At S'..Venf 00. on witti ult. lady Margaret Maclean, oral fon.
On the 25th ult. at Darriiih, lkvonflare, the Hon. Mrs. Speies
of Elderilic, of a fon.
Yeitertlay tnorniiig, Lady Elleriborough, of a OM born WM.—
Her Ladytkip is in a fair way of doing Well.

DIED.
At Sea, on the t6th alt. after an triflers of only five boors, Cap-
t tin Daniel H. Blaine, of the drip Frances, of New York, then
(even days from Greenock. He bad performed 3t voyages to
that port.
On the ar,th ult. at Moffat, on his return from England, George
Macintollt, Efq merchant in Glarlow.
In the end of Dicember tad, at the Prcfldency of Madras, Pa•
trick Grant, Senior Captain of the i7th regiment N. I. ; be was
the third, and latterly the only fon of Captain James Grant of
Balalutomb. of whore thilercn, r hough once nurnemus, and moßly
at the age of men and women, there only remains one dat ghter.
On his }mirage home from Jamaica, on the itch ok. timstala
Archibald Macdonald, ad Weft India Regiment, fecund fon of the
late John Macdonald, Efq of Boruirit.
At Bridgetown, flarhaancs, on the tit of April laR, Mr. James
Arnot, Surgeon of his Majesty's (hip Dart.
On the 14th ult. at Dunbar Made, Mrs. C.rfrae, wife of the
Rev. Dr. Car frac
Near Elder, the Right Hon. Lady Mary caltetine Myers,
wife of T. Myers Efq.
At &Pair Houfe, nett Exeter, Mrs. Braxton, relief of the late
Rev. Mr. Brereten.
At Aberlour Houk, en the 19th ult. Patrick Gordon of Aber-
lour, Efq in the 67th year of his age.
At Jamaica, in May lilt, Peter Waugh, fon of the late Mr.
Thomas Waugh, merchant in Leith.
Sunday evening, Mr. Force, of New-greet (quart, after attend.
ins div Inc fereice, fuddenly dropped down, and expired at hi. own
door.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORR OW
Mornlog - 54 earoutes after 4
Aftert.oaa 14 infanta after 5
-

ANA K. DUFOUR is perfeftly aware of- the Preis'.
dices which many poffefs to the advertifing fyllon, and
would rejed it as derogatory to his profeffion, particularly as his
attentive pradice in London entirely precludes the nectffity of it
but having for many years confined his Predict to the Cure of
Sttidures, Obitrudions, Gieets &e. &c. as well as Debility and
all other riforders of the Urethra requiring fecrecy; and being
Sole Proprietor of Daran's celebrated Medicated Boogies, he feels
himfelf satiated by motives of duty to adopt it, as the only method-
by which a great number of Perfons, in every part of the King-
dom, may obtain that effedual Relief, which experience • proves
they cannot obtain from Country Praditioners. His method is
mild and efficacious, and not liable to the °Wellies made to the
made and other violent means, which do not. prevent a relapfe
Per the various Symptoms, fee Mr. D.'s Treadle, price se.
to be had at his Houle, No Se, Frith-ftreet, Soho, w • he cow
tinues to give advice in feparate Rooms, from 9 to 4.
Letters for advice are upedal to contain a Beak Note.
«] HEN Profelfional Men of Education and Re.
v v fponfibility deviate from the general Syne= by the feledion
of a particular branch, the [sadden of long continued fucceres Is
the belt criterion of fopetiority.
Thirteen years have I devoted my pradice to the exchtfive treat
mat of Three Diked**, and the laccehful refult of my plan gives
me additional ardour to oppofe, as far as I am able, the ravages of
thole Complaints which are the molt Important in the Catalogue
of Human Infirmities.
After hided.* into every Branch, as as Army . Surgeon,
formed a with at an early period of pen dia to refute individuals
from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangers*,
precipitancy of general Praditioners.
Ihe Three Diforders, to the care of which I have devoted my
attention, consprife every 'peeks of VENEREAL INFECT en ,
whether of a recent or long duration; sdly,, an kinds of debility,
whether arifing from the habits of retool boys. or the indulgences
of mature age ; and,b.ftly.that derangement of the tyftem in wo
men which is-caned BARRENNESE,se STERILITY.
Numerous Mates are the relish of imsorance, or hams ion the
treatment of a ample Genorebsea ; and it not unhwinendy hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an
uogiarded hour. By a &peeler method filch Comptainte are refit
cured; and, eve' where *here have Med, luoß dot inlay pee-.
fume to offer a radical resit saint.
Few, however, are the cafes of conapnated *Anis in this dif
order, compared ;with the calamitous anode* of own, w ha, Irwin.
an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the. preValent gaieties of a
Pensionable life, acquire that Rate of debility, which iv Pie ski-
voidable conk-mons= alit* pesedeloor habits.
Where the unhappy framer Woods owes Me nsifiero, but ears
fully conceals his inkfoetude. le may be fame confoLation for hint
to know, fiat although it Pre an obinft of doubt or uncertainty
with other pi-Abloom, the removal of theft deficiencies by the
gradual progrefs of renovation, ladle asquirensene of my experi-
ence. If the sitesof Botehns at Venus have. beguuterrednec manly
eigour, muds anxiety will be prevented by an early countendloo
of this languid nate; and in the& cafes no greet difficulty-wilt occur,
But where thiadefkiency has far years cwiited, a peeper pee*.
imam Is isdifoenfebirrequideato revive the ihnoberinty fparbs
edlike,aad,to roesaineara.the conftinstion.
MARRIUD WOMEN, WhQ lase long bees. difaPpoloted. is
'their expeditions of a, &Miff. tray be aniired, that in Molt its•
ftenewi,lutls defcds are curable by Mediealltilf.
The feeneevathich its fo. eiremial tasty undertaking,. sod the
emelinoodoos Width t have poefumod so crate, foam die ha* el
'Jay retesnone. and. in. coincidence with fuck this iptimatioo 'is
titiktilt Bree may be coufulted personally. or by.Letten
a Mail Mee), at his houfc, Ntr. 29, A'runderdreet,
• Ort There is au additional Entrance in Wator•itroet adjoining,
and Cu namo,is to both.the doors. MARTIN Ikea,
Member of the Royal College ofSurgeotnin London.
' A Carion.—Some Pelona, who aft= tberniblives to
be Mame cis or rmtßbvwzCALLtoe,having.forsiveralrmooths
paiLeapied pip luiverikenistawinsoit wordftir wood, end Infected
them as their own productions, it is my doty, to. mention; chat
chore Perfttat are,est Members of any, College in Loodoo, pin-
:Wren dr cifewbere; air hive they say right tolintellico Sorgery
In3.onden.

N Lilt oftite hlmutists la.puhltemi: at: Ow: thitisof the
Collegc iu Lis:moles Inu-kids, which may be 'cloyed w.

• SAW'S ST U Mattill4to
••
tstRBI. •
motairrs nilf.-iwkiedopt 1401181rintLAND,Ihs..
Pi party otiac late LORD THOR isCi Virs
khortfy, at Gorrswity's Coffee Hours;
THIS truly email acid' li*lenctia MANSION,
with /vitals attuned spdarsadied Offices, Farm Yani,Sind
Outbuildings, replete with every convenience ; and upwards of
aoo Acres of ezeeUetit produaive Meadow and Pafture land,
forming altogether a niolitinporfarit Mail& fit for the Rcfidence
of $ Family of the. firtt difttodion.
The fituatlon of Knight's Hill is retired, &Mitt the moll in-
melting rural Seen ty, conithanding estenfiv: richly wooded,
arid dlverfified - distant five Miles only from London,
and out Mik each from trash= and Dulwich.
Particulars are pet aring.and will be Rielly ready for delivery.
ofwhich due notice will be given in this Pa:er. and alto of the
Day of Sale, when every necciiry information may be had. and
paw of the Eftate feco. on application to Mr. Townley. Land
' Surveyor, Walsworth; and at Mr. James's Offace, Nu. 5. New
ibiweft-Courts Lincoln's Inn.

FARM. IN HANTS.
By Josara joaolin, at the Swan lon. at Alton. Haat., on Sa-
turday, the sub September, 0107, at four o'Clock in the After.
noon, antler Condition to be then and there produced (units
(Deer difpofed of by Private Conrad, of which timely notice
win be given),
ALL that very Defirable ESTATE, fitnate at
Werke, in the part& of Blotted, and at Raft Worldbam,
in the county of Southampton, about four miles hom the town of
Alton aftweraid. about 7 Mks from the town of Farnham. Surrey,
and about 47 miles eMant from laandos, ha the occupation of Mr.
Charles Compile, the proprietor. The kftate coons of a fubfta.s.
tial and convenient Farm hook, with a barn, rkkhook, Rabies,
hopkiin, Bore-roans, granary, and other neceffary outbuildings;
and contains altogether about t =A. fit. and SP. of Loll (mate
or lets) of which 54A. aft spP. are Arabic, 54A..0ht.41)- are
Meadow, 7A. 3R. 30P. are Coppice, and 441. are planted with
Hops—in all tioA. IR. SP.
The Ettate is Freehold, except about to acres which areCopyhold
of Inheritance. The Dwelliog butte is pleafantly *mated, and
conunands a molt eatenfive and beautiful profpna. The purchafer
may take to the prefent occupier's (tuck at a fair valuation. Pot-
kflion can be given at Michaelmas next.
For a view of the Fibre, apply to Mr. Charles Complin, on
the Proulks. and for Nether particulars, aoly to Mars. Clement
and Son, Solicitors, at Alton aforef..id.

ELEGANT VILLA, with TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES of
MEADOW LAND, DULWICH.
By Mars. WINSTANLEY and SON.
At Caraway's. on Friday, Anita silt, at Tirdve, in One Lot,
A Very Subßantoul and Commodious LEASE-
HOLD RESIDENCE, the property of N. Bogle French.
Efq. crafted about four years fince, on a judicious, enlarged, and
elegant peen, with every Mcommodation for a Nobleman or Gen-
tlesnan's family. of the fiat relpediability and confequence. The
entrance to this beautiful retreat is by a handforne lodge, and
through a grove of cbcfnut trees of uncommon rice and foliage.
The Houfe contains a very large hall, paved with the Ent It tone; an
elegant eating-room, 33 ft et by az, opening on an manila lawn,
and into a large conferratury, at :he end of which is a beer dful
aviary ; a foperb drawing-room, 30 feet by ss, the windows down
to the floor, which is of oak, as IS that of the eating roJai both
of theft rooms are painted in the clinical and higin.it it yle, by
one of the mot eminent artifts of the prefent time ; a large
breakfaft-room, and Geittlemea's drethoproom, Into which wa-
ter is laid ; a highly adorned library, 33 &et by as ; a Ladies'
work-room, ornamented with uncommon beauty and elegance;
numerous bed chatubtrs,with Imitable attached and detached of-
Bees; atenfive &robberies, productive garden, dairy, (creams'
I cottage, and rich paddocks ; containing sy acres ; molt beauti•
I fully covered with wood, and as much &eluded as if it Were 103
I miles front London.

To be griewrd tin the rale (except on Saturdays and Sunday),
by cards only, ivitich, with particulars, may be bad of Mciars
Winflanley and Son, Paternolter-row ; particulars alto at Ca-
raway's.

ESTATES, sear GREAT MARLOW and WSW WY.
COMM, BUMS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC nori—By Mr. DAWSON,
At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, Change-Allay. Carnhlll, London,
on Tuefday the a id day of A ugult. 1807, at Twelve ease!,
Several clearable FARM'S and PIECES of WOOD LAND, Im
the following Lots :
La s. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,'
called TENCROFTS, comprifing an excellent Fara
Houle-with convenient barns, "tables, and out offices; 93 A. 36 P.
ef good Name and arable land, all In a ring fence, and roe acre of
Meadow In the Common Mead, now In the occupation of Mr.
Heather, on a irate. a 7 years of which will be anexated at Mi-
dwohnns neat, at the very low rent of eel. together with 4 A.
3 it ay P. of Beech Woodland, in hand, adjoining.
The premifes are freehold, and are Stuated In the pad& of Great
Marlow, la the county of Bucks, from width place they arc only
sown euu mile dittoed, at from Henley, fix from Wycombe, fix
ham Maidenhead. and 31 from London, to all which places there
Is a turnpike road clofe to the 'unite.
Te Atuation.of Tenerolts kr peculiarly beautiful, and the houfe
Is capable of great frimrovenrent, et a fmall expence. The Farm
abounds with pheafaits vet every kind of game, and the lands
round the hook are admirably formed for Filature grounds, or a
&tall park, and commend not only a charming view of the River
Wanes for a conliderable extent (and from which it is diltant
Shout hill% mile), but one of the moil delightful and pieturefque
pref9cee in the vitality, and io admirably calculated for the ra-
don= of a Gentleman who has frequent oceadou, Ingo to and from
.
Leedom
tot s..—A fmall Freehold Farm, called Wood End; comprffing.
a cottage, farm yard, orehard and garden, and four elcies of arable
land, containing together a7A. and now In theozeupa
don of Mrs. Sarah wed, on a leak, t 7 yeses of which will be
unexpired at. Michaelmas Lest, at the very low rent of 171. man.
nett.—Wood End is Stuate in the parifh of Mrdtnenhaan, in the
county of Bucks, about Smiles (mm Henley, and 3 from Marlow
Lot 3.—A valuable place Woodland. remarkably well Rocked
with thriving Beech timber, lituatc at Wood End, adjoining the
Farm, and contain's* dOA. BR. 30P. •
Lot deflrAk Copybold /Este, of bdterhattee, called
ps, ennsprithg a goad larradionfe. with convenient bans.
and other offices/ orettarl, garden. and 15 Claes of good
Arable sad Failure land, containing 83A. alt. t z P.; in the occu-
pation of Mr. Taylor, at a very low rent. Together wk% a Piece
of Woodland, called Round Wood, in • the centre of the farm,
containing lIA. ail. 13P. of mullein Beech Woad a hand, well
Rotted with thriving timber, the whole :ahead in a ring fence.—.
Chirps h 6tintein thereof& of Weft Wycombe, in the county of
Bucks, within about half a mile es!' the turnpike road. leading from
Gordon to Oxford; add is dill ant about two affies from Welt
Wycombe, foot froth High Wycombe, Sc Min* Marto*, ten
haw Hanley, 3♦4 hem London, and ha a very extenfive tight of
swiarmas. • •
Lot tenall contra Freehold Farm, called Green End, on
the orpalte Ode of the turnpike road to Chinn Farm; comprifarg
a cottage, bMis, Rage, Vaud and garden, end keen doles if
Arabic land, comadring 67A. nil. s6O. &sate in the bald porter dl
Weft Wycombe, and about one mile hiun Lot * and ally,
In the occupation of Mr. Taylor,at every low rent, and only about
half a mile from the turnpike toed, together will die 'halls ad-
johlifts, eastainfirg lA. CL. oar. well decked with Capital timber.
N.E. hour 4 sod s (cdapt the Wood Land to be &id in
Oda Lots) are let together on a Leafe. of which Eke= years will
. ,be unexpired at Michaelmas next, at die vergar rent of BcL de-
tertninatne by either landfall or tenant arbitalielinat, alibi', on
"Ihingtwetre mamba acmes to the other.
• Lot 6.sit verpsalbable piece of BeteirWoodlansi,nsliedigty'
' "Mort Ewa at 54eciakEnd waylaid, bathe laid peril of Weft
Wycombe, pdjoinisig,ffie first, and only about a quarter of a mile
front 'die tun** :SA containing t4A. iR. loth naked with
• tidying daffier. -
Lot 7.....reer pubes of etralleit Undo Wood bead, (belt*
Copyist:ll4H litherhaneo) adjoisting.to-Chirre. Fermi, Itocked
withtbrivingtibffier,coatiintag together 6A•311 tai.
The Nandi. in the Illedge-rows to be aka it a vkliatiOn.
Ail the above &amain *Add; (except thofedefbibgtb tie
copylsold•or Ihiseritarce,) wadies Land, tarie redeemed.
Fartitulattrenerf be liud at Garraway's conic Hollis; the• Red i
Lion, itouloy.;. Bear. Reading; Upper Crown Marlow; -led
s.t rei.thbc ; ache Ars .ftioiter, Greatliirliionsup.itreet ;
ainForNitEnr MaY6 and' Pe,llo. 3, C 164 Line, Landon I and
' 41Mii Catieri sblitkat. fond•Mtfbibellbnirritibri Heiner.
Thellreingeb city. u lees OFt Wein& Haab make Of try. letterf I
polt paid) to Mr. Cooper; +or. te Sinlacols &Tank carpenter,
, Healey. who will Stew them. _•

•

SAL BY AUtTiO24.

SatMT *WALES.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
hishee.eunties of Cardigan, Carmarstick arid Pembroke will
bealiered foe Sak, WY:base tkintratt, at the Black I.ion tmt,
she sown ef Lampeter, in Cardiganddre, 011 l'uefday, the tyrn 4
August next, and four following days; and not on the tBtb of
Augult and four following days, as mentioned In former Mau.
tifementa, _ _ _

principal pan of this ps-operty is To fleusted. sato adlnlt
at its bassi divided into Throe diilindt and out' canacdri
Macs.

The firft of them to easfift of the /knot or Lordlhip of Lela.
ker, with all its Political and other •Rights, Royalties, Etc. am/
molt of the Mures and Ilttildlogs in tfie Town of Lampetet, arta
Admit &lithe !.ands io that Atria, and, feveral adjoining parishes,
in the fame County, of the anrual value of 3sool. and upwards....
The beautiful River Tivy runs through this Eftate ; and to any
perfon difpufed to build a Rehdence in Wales, a moft delightful
'Hutton for a Matifion pi-dents itfelf here, abounding in Wood
turilWittr, and commanding the molt tztenfive profprAs and
pa*reique views. over the belt cataract" and Molt lusursant
part of South Wales, in a very chev part of the country, and
within I convenient Mance of a good Market Town.
_ _

N B. Lampert:2.k a contributory Borough for returning a Mem.
bet to Parliament for the Tbwn uf Cardigan. And all perttua
admitted at the I.ores Coon in Lament, are entititd to root
for the return of fuck Member. More upon this head appun
uuneceffary in this place, but it may be pro,.er to oblerve that
this Lot may be inereafed to alool a year, or upwards or reduced
to ijoel. •r Wool. at the option of the Punhafer.

1 be Second Lut, to condo of fcveral Farms and Lands, in the
Parini cf Pembrin, in the Lid County of Cardigan, adjoining the
Sea, withtzt ft-venni*. of the 'lowa of Cardigan, called the Para.
brio and Lamburth Eftate, of the annual value of wool pr there.
abuts, capable of cooliderahle improvement, at little espence, Ly
reafon that cud and lime may be landed on the hibte hods thel'is.
and that fee weed and f.'s (end (favourite manure in this country)
are clots at hand.

The Tilted, is ennfitt of fume &Whys in the Tows of Liao.
(awe% in the County of Carmarthen ; 214 feveral well coon( ea
Farms in that Farah, and in the adjoining Parilbes of Cayo and
liasierwys, in the fame Candy, of the manual raise of SxcL is
thereabouts.
The rest of the Property, conning of fusee buildings, in the
Town of Haverfard Wett,and feveralileme.ied Farms, in darns*
parts of the three Counties above named, will be fold in feParate
Lots ; as will the three Teparate Etat.' above mentior.cd, made
pureb:ifers SA be found for them, in Three I.ots
The whole of the Lauds are now in a rapid Sate of Iml rata
nicht, from the New Syttem of Agriculture lately introduced into
South Wales ; and trly, in a few years, at a very Inconlid. table
expasce, be made td produce at haft double the peefent year!,
Rout.

'ibis eircumltance alone thews how preferable it Is to pure, 2
Efiates iu Waits than in England, where the Lards are already fs
Much improved, as to afford but little, if any. chance of a forth*
advance of Item ; add to this.the Tenants in Wiles ply the Laoi
Tait, am: all other outgoings,except the Lind' trd's Propertyqat.
Printod Pgrticutars of the whole Eftate may he had, at the
Chambers of Mr. Hugh Smitb, Lincoln's Inn, (who Is auth tired
to treat Pot the Sale, and receive propofals in the mean time)? silo
at the Office of Mr. Thomas Lewis, of Liandile, in Caren mite.
mile ; of Mr. Charles Haffall (Land Surveyor) Softwood. car
Narbeth, South Wales; and of Mr. Evan Stephens, of Newtown&
in Montgomeryshire.
Mr. Charles Edmunds, of Lampeter, will !hew the Peterwel
and Cayo Eltates ; Silvanus Howell, I. fq of Morfit. neer the
Pembrin and Lamborth Eitote, will thew that Property; and Mr.
Charles HAIM will thew fuch parts of the detached property
are in Pembrukcihire, and that part hi Carraartiscufbite which ad.
joins it.