Star.
London, England, 1801-10-06 00:00:00

BRECONSIIIRE.

TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—BY JAMES CROFTS,
At the Grcyllaund Inn, in the Town of Abergavenny, in the
County of Monmouth, on Monday next, °ebbe'. 12, (and
not on the itR of September, as before advertifed), hetweeh
the Flours of Four and Six in the Afternoon, fubjca to fuck

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Conditions as flail berthen produced.
AVERY dcfirablc FREEHOLD ESTATE
called TR EBINSI JUN, &nate In the Parini= of Lian-
galley, Telleyllyn, and Catbedine, in the County of Brecon,
confiding of an excellent •DAanfion-lioufe, adapted in es-try
rcfpedi fur the rcfidence of a Gentleman's Family, with a Coach-
houfe and other tweed:try Offices, the requlfite number of
Barns, Stables, and other convenient Out-buildings, all in com-
p e e Repair; a large walled Garde", plentifully Rocked with
truit-tree., Shrubbery, Orchard, and upwards of ago Statute
Acres of eteellent Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Woodland,
divided into convenient Inclorures, and well watered.
The Houfe command, in front a view of an eatenfive
upwards of three mil.., in circumference, abounding with Fig
and Wild Fowl, is fitsated in a fine Sporting sountry, about
fix miles from Brecon, four from Crickhowell, sod twelve from
Abergavenny, within three mile, of one of the Wharfs adjoin-
ing the Brecon and Ab.mgsvenny Canal, at Which Coal and
Lime may be procured at a very cheap rate; and at a diftarree
of abouetvo miles front London, from whence a hied Coach
and Waygon pats three times a week within a mile of the door.
*fhe rimed Poor's Rate, Church Rate .'and Land Tax do not
exceed 141. The Land is capable of confident& improvement,
and there is an extenfive Right of Common attached to the Et-
tce, which will be found worth the attention of the Sportfirtan
and Agrieulturift.

For further Particular. apply to Ed. Williams, Efq. No. P.
S p;on-buildingv, Chanccry-lane, I.aodon; or Mr. Ro-
bert MlD:anis, attornerat-law, Monmouth.

MI R. CHING, Apothecary, begs leave to call
iv-iL the public attention to his Wolin Lo micas. veld"
hare been univercally proved to p rs at once the efficacy of
deftroying the various Worms the ftomacb and bowels are [A-
les% to, hut alto the mild's& of operation r. tequilite in a ger-
mlfuge, which it chiefly to be given to infants or prrforts of
w..akty eonftitarions, they being molt fajta. to this hinges of
d'Airder.—By their amlitintintic powa they remove thole fita,
canv Laws and excruciating pains in the slfetra, which are oc-
cafional by Worms, and in all cafes where they are fulpefied
the Lozenges arc a very (eafonable phyfle. The Loan Cutter
Beane, the BISHOP of CAILLISLL, with numbers of the Nobi-
lity, can bear eettanony to the juitrias of the claim for giving a
praerciite to the Loziliscs over every other Worm toediciue.
Sold wEgiefale and retail at Chiug and Butler's, No. 4, Cheat."
Lie, near St. P-ul's ; and retail by every refpedtable Medicine
Vernier in Town and Country, in boxes at Ss. half-boxes za.
and Family boxes at one guinea cat-b.

MI-HEN Prtfellional Men of education and re-
fpoollbUlty deviate from the general (yds= by the fe-
-1,:ellon of a peculiar Branch. the fat.Ction 01 long continual
fuecefs Is the belt criterica of fuperiority.
Eight years have I devoted my pradlice to the evetofive treat.
molt of THREE DISORDERS, and the fu;cefsful refult of
my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant
able the raviges of thofe complaints which are the molt import-
ant in the ratalogui. albumen Infirrultks.
Alter InltiaiMn into every branch as an Army Surgeon,
formed a with at In early period of Predict to nrfeut individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, cr the equally den.
gammprecipitaney of general Praditloners.
1 Lt. THREE DISOKDLRS, to the c urc of whiehl have de-
voted my att‘rti,n, corm:rise every fi,h.cies of VENEREAL
INFECT/ON. u!, ether of a recent or long durasion,..2Bl,.
AU kinds of Di totrrv, veether arifirg Ifom the habits tit
Sclsoulho) • or the ludalgence of mature r se, anti hilly that do-
mogrment of the fyftees in Womm wli.ch is called BARMAN.
NESS or STERILITY.

Nanterom difeafes arc the refult of Ignorance or hafte in tb
treatment of a finials Gonorrhea, and it not unfree/tamely ha*.
pens that the feeds of Life are potroned by the indiferettun of an
unguarded hour. By a rep:rine method furh eom?:amta sec
eafily cured, and cacti where other, have failed, I trust that
way perfume to offer a Gulicid re-cflabti.hment.
Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dillnrs In dal
iiforder enmparod with As:: caltmitotut rotations of Mep,whe
from indulgence Ina SOLITARY V ICI. or the presakitt t iaiss
ties of a faationable Idle, acquire that fl.tte of Det.iii•le which
Is the unavoidable confinvence of fuel pen.icions
Whim the unhappy fuffcrer brands ar:r hit mifery but care,
tally CIWICVAiA !ns nri.furtutte, it may be font: etanfulatinn for
him to knuw, tl•at although it be an oiled of doubt or Dna-T.
t limy with other 1':-setitionent, the r -mot of theft. DESI-
C. r NCI ES l t the •;radual pnar refs el Renovationi.theacquirels
mem of my tsporiencc. II the Ate of Bacchus or t'eurts hive
bgtta to reduce nt.utly algot,r, much anat.tywall be pr,Tro'oa
by au early counttraetion of this Ituguid nate, and tri tltu'r•
cafe. tio great difficulties will occur.
But wtscroa his Dtfiticnc y In. lot yeses et lard. a pmper
Severance is Indifpenfilify I etrut fur In revive., the fieribrant iriatles
of Life, and to n•aitienate the Coußitutiun.
MARRIED NVONIh N. who h.tve long ',err dtop7nintedle
In their eipe.ftwitit., of a Family, row I.e aff.o.• I. ti at .ts troll • : '
Inatome her tlettel. arc cirt.ihit• tn. •-

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FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS.
Exempt from the Audion Duty, agreeable to Aft of Parliament.
On Thurfday, the asd infiant, at five o'clock in the afternoon,
PETER DE BR AUWER and Co.
Will put up to Public Salc, at the Manufaausere Warehoufes,
No. tsa, Aldtrfgate-Itreet,
IN.LARGE and VALUABLE Atiortment of
BRITON' MANUFACTURED PIECE GGODS :
Confifling of Plain, Fancy, and Worked Mufibis--Jacconots,
Books and Mulls—Superfine, Plain, Figured, and Printing
Cambrics--Balafore Book and Lappet Handkerchiefs and
Shawl ,—Di es--binghattw—Nankeens--Checks--Printed
Cambric, and Calicoes, ditto Shawls--Pullicat and Madras
Hardkerchiefs—Black and Blue, Plain and Fancy Velveteens,
Velvrrets, &e.
Alfo, a Large Alfortment of WOOLLEN GOODS: Con-
filling of Superfine Welt-Country Broad-cloths, ditto, of Lon-
• don Kerfeymeres—Super-coatings--Swanfdowns ; and a great '
variety of other Goods.
For ionher particulars, information may be had by apply-
ing to Win. Mayne Agent for this bounds at Glafgow ; and
to Wm. Purdy and Son' Sworn Broken, No. 4!, Mark-lane.
N. B. Part of the above Prcmifes are appropriated for Cot-
ton Yarn of ill forts, Wain' and Mute Twig, and Weft, of
which P. De Brauwer and Co. receive confignments, and exe-
elite Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign markets.

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER r.

The Sublime Porte, by an Offici.-11 Note of the
sth of Auguil, has made known to Baron Von
Hu Bac H, the Chargé d'Affaires of his Majelly the
KING of Dawstaax, that he has confented to fend
back to France all the French prifoners, the French
legation excepted ; who mull remain in Turkey
while the Turkith legation continues in France.
By a later decifion, Citizen RUFFIN, Minifler Ple-
nipotentiary of the Republic, and Citizens KEIT'
TEI. and Retiree, attached to his legation, have
been transferred to Pera, where they enjoy their
liberty: a guard of honour has been allowed them
in the houfe where they refide. That known by
the name of the Palais de France, is Rill occupied
by Lord ELGIN, the Englifh Ambalrador.
It had been at firft determined that the French
prifoners fhould be fent back to France, in fuc-
ceffive bodies of fifty. The Porte has fence given up
that rigorous meafure. The prifoners will fet out
as foon as veffels (hall be provided for conveying
them ; at the date of the laft letters, Auguft 25th,
one veffel was immediately to take on board isoo,
and to fail for Marfeilles.

Citizen RU/FIN being now authorized and ca-
pable to dire& the compatability of expences and
aids, hat named a Commiffion, confifling of naval
and military officers and civil agents, to of in
this labour. For thiS purpore he has airociated
with himfelf, as vice prelident, Citizen Fizurs-,
evcommiffioner General of Commercial Relations
in the Ottoman provinces beyond the Danube.
General NIEMAN T, Citizen P•RAwT, Undet-Ot
millioner in Moldavia ; CORDIE a, Captain of the
6th demi-brigade ; Joys, Lieutenant in the navy;
DA L I ?MOULT, an officer of the marine and CCM-
DIU, are the Members of this CommiCkon.—Mo-
ositeur.

1 PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
MASSIEILLES,SEPT.IB.—TIie three hundred and
eighty-fir troops of the garrifon of Cairo, who
arrived on board the DOLPHIN, of 84 guns, en-
tered the Lazaretto yellerclay. Three other Erg
lift flags of truce have arrived with fever hundred
snore of the garrifon of Cairo. There veffels fet
out after the general convoy : it is fuppofed that
another convoy of forty veffels may be hourly ex-
pected. They fail under the efcort of five Englith
!hips of the line.
&meta, SEPT. y.—The Imperial Conful at Bel-
grade, who fees the PASHA every day, (laces that
Pre is always guarded by fie or feven Janilfaries.
The Council they have eflai:lifhed having. delibe-
rated on the propofal made to them by the PA-
SHA, of giving up all his property if they would
releafe him, has decidedly refufed to comply with
it. The number of the J iniffaries continues to in-

creak at Belgrade, as well as that of the troops of
PASSWAN ()CLOT/, who is oc his march with an
army to occupy that fortrefs.
The revolt fprcads throughout Bofnia and Ro-
, rnelia. The commandant of Nizza, !Living lately
come out from the city, was much furptifed at his
return to find that he was forbid by the Janitfaric s
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in the gariiibn to enter it, if he ul'hed his life to
be raved. They feized every thing he poll-erred,
fo that he went back to his country poor and def-
titute of every thing.

FRANC K FOILT, SIP T. 23.—The afraffin of M.
Haw K L. though dead, has, neverthelefs, been pro
fecuted and condemned as a fnicide and affaffin.

In confequence of this fcntence, his body was yet.
rday morning thrown from the window by the
fervants of the executioner ; it was then extended
on a cow's fkin, and draged on a hurdle to the
place of execution, where the head and hands were
cut off, the body was then thrown to the dogs, and
the head and hands fixed to a Rake, with this in-
fcription, " David Joachim, affaffin."
Styr. 25.—Some German Gazettes give as au-
thentic the tonna ing plan, prefented to the Ca-
binet of Berlin by a blini!ter : Pt tiffia will obtain
the Stites of the Eleaor of Cologne in Weaphis-
Ea, the Bifhnprics of Muniler, P.tderborn. Ofna
bruck, Hildefhcim, and the Abbey of Corvey.
The latter will be cedod to ..he Duke of Brtinfwic,
and Ptuilia still receive in exchange his Duchy,
with part Hanover. The 13iike of Brunissie
will have betides the Dinh y of Berg; and the Elvc•
tot of Bavat is st ill receive hi. ind mt:itics in Suabia.
This plan f“.ms equally firited to Pruflia and
France. to remove the vicinity of their fr-mtiers.
and that they may have around them only petty
Btates.

COPtII4IACEU, Si PT. g.-0,3r gazette of this
di), announces, th..t ul..it retard% the rcilreariol,
of our colonies by the Englifh is, that :he I..trcr
infill on fertuarating the property of the French.
Spandh. and Dutch fitbj.•Et. fettled in thefe ifland
Our gove-iiment, In far flout confrnting to t!ii%
IT.C4:lltv, requires th. t the ifhands ffia:l he re:lined
in the fame !tate as the. In which they were when
taken ; :chi it monies betides, an indemnifhation
for the his 0-raii'ited to our colonic% by the rnva•
Coo of the Englilit ; we have no doubt, however,
that this Affair wia tie loon terminated.

15111.711, SIFT. 9..-.The segoeiation shetween the
Prince of ORANGE and the Batavian Republic...are
at prefent terminated. ' The furmer renounces the
Stadtholderfhip, and will receive, as an indemnity,
the Bifhoprics of Wurtzburgh and Bamberg, un-
der the guarantee of France and Pruffia. This, if
we can give credit to the belt informed politicians,l
is the latch hate of things.

• ' . priir"4","4
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. Prince of ORANGE and the Batavian Repu'
Exempt from the Audion Out y,a greeable to Adk of Patliantent at prefent terminated. • The furmer renou
On Thurfday, the sad inftant, at five o'clock in the afternoon.
PFTPR DE BR AUWER and Co. Stadtholderfhip, and will receive, as an Ind
Will put up to Public Salt, at the Manufacturers' Wareboutes, the Bithoprics of Wurtzburgh and Bamb
No. isa, Aldtrfgate-ftrert, der the guarantee of France and Pruffia.
ALARGE anti I
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FAA L U.
UARBE LD EP I
FA. d rEo r
GOODStmen t
:of w.s eticlare ialiveaeiciretditftothtinhe
sbeft informed pol
o.
Confining of Plain, Fancy, and Worked Muflins--facconots, g
Books and Mulls—Superfine, Plain, Figured, and Printing --
Cambrics--Balafore Book and Lappet Handkerchiefs and BATAVIAN REPUBLIC.
Shawl,—Dimities--biaihama--Nanteens--Cheeks--Printed During the night of the 15th of Septetn
Cambric, and Calicoes, ditto Shawls—Pullieat and Madras French troops in garrifon here were an
. Hardkerchiefs—Black and Blue, Plain and Fancy Velveteens, and ordered to affemble in the place c
Vrlvcrets, &C. where, early in the morning, they went
Alfo, a Large Affortment of WOOLLEN GOODS: Con-
Ailing of Superfine Weft-Country Broad-cloths, ditto, of Lon- their manoeuvring and firings.
• don Kerfrymeres—Super-coatings--Swanfdowns ; and a great In the morning a (harp &luta-ion took 1
variety of other Goods- ' the Firft Chamber of the Legiflative A
For iunher particulars, information may be had by apply- upon the propofition of the Dareftory.—'ll
big to Win. Mayne Agent for this bounds at Glafgow ; and
to Wm. Purdy and Son Sworn Broken, No. 4!, Mark-lane. pofition of this body was not, however,
N. B. Part of the above Prcmifes are appropriated for Cot- fult of an unanimous will among(} its m
ton Yarn of ill forts, Water and Mute Twift, and Witt, of they had the molt violent altercations amor
which P. De Brauwer and Co. receive eonfignments, and toe- felves: the Direftor BEZ I tit, in one of the
cute Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign markets.
feized the chair of the Prefident ERMEIII
firongly pronounced his opinion againft th
FRANCE. fition of the majority of the Dirators: as
PARIS, OCTOBER r. his colleague, Vex SWINDFN, in protefting
all that was done by the other three Direft
The Sublime Porte, by an Offici3l Note of the forbidding the Commandant of the pub
• rth a Anotifi_ hot made known to Baron Von - , .1_ • 1