Star.
London, England, 1809-05-23 00:00:00

TUESIYAY, MAY (23, •]B®

*MILITIA-
.3-GtNTLEMAN'of Military Experience acquired
on Service abroad and at home of respectable connexions,
fully qualified for a Company in a Militia Regiment, or the duty
of an Adjutant, will be happy to wait on any Nohlernut or Gen-
tleman, who has the grant of either Commis..len. The moot
respectable reference to his competency will be . given to ant.
person that may honour him with their' attention, and appoint-
ing him as above. Letters addretsed to A. 13. Northumberland
Coffee• House. •

FURNITURE SALE. •
GOAKLEY has the honour to announce to the
• Nobility and Gentry, that at his Rooms, No. 16, opllosite
Staffurd-street, Bond-street, are exhibited an extensive assent-
blage of elegant and useful Furniture, intended for Sale by Auc-
tion om Wednesday next, and subsequent: days—,Previously to
which they may be viewed by tickets, by applying at Mr. Oak-
ley's Manufactory, No. 8, and of Mr, Harry Phillips, the Auc-
tioneer. -

• MERINO RAMS.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, at BATH,
In the Cattle Yard of the Bath and West of England Society,
on l'uesday morning, the 6th of him,
ONE HUNDRED ANGLO-MERINO SHEEP
unshorn, being part of the flock of John R. Lucas, Esq. of
Stapleton House.—As a great many of these sheep are handsome,
anti the wool of many of themas fine as that imported from Spain,
this sale is well worth the attention of Gentlemen and Farmers,,
breeders of Angl9-Merino Sheep.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, BRISTOL.

By order of the Honourable Commissioners of His Majesty's

Customs,

On nednesday and Thursdn, the eith and '2 sth instant, at Four
o'Clock in the Afternoon,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are al-
lotted in small quantities for the better accommodation of
the several dealers as well as private persons.

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES, ViZ.

41" cwt. Muscovado Suior

Sibs. Spices znaPreserves

1 cwt. 3 qrs. Salt 48I1s. Castor Oil
42 cwt. Currants 49lbs. Old Metals
1 cwt. 19 lbs. Lignum Vita 251bs. Old Cordage
1 qr. 121bs. Rico 2 gallons Lime Juice, & Pickles
138 lbs. Tamarinds 21 'Nu° Linseed Oil
341bs. Soap, Candles, Search 23 ditto Rum, Shrub & Wine
58Ibs. Tea, Chocolate, Tobacco 1 Boat
2021b5. Coffee

In pursuance of a Commission of Appraisentent and *le, issued
from the High Court of Admiralty of England, addressed to
Edward Lyne, Esq.
WILL BE SOLD
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the 26th .f May inst.
at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon, ,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For Exportation,
About 4000 Bushels of Salt 164 Tuns of French Wine
68, Pipes Brandy St Ditto Vinegar
2 Bags of Corks Cases of Cordials
6 Casks and Boxes of Prunes 1 6 Cases of Fruits, &c.
For Home Consumption,
6 Cases Lemons-6 Bags Chesnuts-3 Bags Walnuts
.10 Bags Oranges—l Cask Apples.
Being the entire Cargo of the Danish brig Edward, H. M.
Muller Master, detained on her voyage from Bourdeaux to Den-
mark, by his Majesty's ship of war Minerva, Ricbard Hawkins,
tua Commander.
for viewing the smile and any further particulars, apply to
Edward Lyre, Req. the Commissionor, or ar the Counting
House of WILLIAM I.ooiil ER, Broker.
Plymouth, Way 11, 1 sno.

o.u• X

To hi. SOLD by AUCTION, by JOHN BARNARD,
At the Sun Inn, Thaxiti, Essex, on Thursday, the Ist day of
June next, at 12 o'Clock at Noon, (subject to such conditions

of Sale as will then be produced), in divers Lots, and the Bid-
dingg to he made on the Fathom,
ABOUT Six ThOusand Fathoms of OAK. BARK
of this Season from
237 Trees on the West side, and 120 Trees on the East side,
in Highwood, in the Parish of Great Dunmow.
:37 Trees in Horne Wood, in Tiltey.
100 Trees in Bush Wood, and 25; Trees in Avesey I.eys, bath
in Great Liston.
40 Trees in Brook End I.eys, and 40 Trees in. Sad's Woods,
both in Broxted.
12:1 Trees in Slmpson's Wood., in Ashdon.
150 Trees in tiliordwil Wood, in Ashdon.
63 Trees in Horeyhall Wood, in Ashdon.
40 'Trees in Round Grove, in Ashdon.
37 Trees in Long Grove, in Ashdon.
i 3 Trees on tiw Bourrie Farm. in Ashdon,
112 Trees in Great Bendysh Wood, in Radwintcr.
108 Trees in Little Bendyth Wood, in Radwinter.

The Bark is set up in the usual manner, and will be sold ac-
rordin7 to the measure, by which the workmen are paid, and
either Fir: r wit! be ea liberty to remeasure is.
They Purchasers are to pay a deposit of £25 yer Cent, and give
security for payment of the remainder of th • Purchase-money on
or before the Ist of September next.
For particulars, :apply to Mr. Wade, of Dunmow, Essex ; Mr.
Viniconitie, at Eiston Lodge ; or the Auctioneer, at 'llaaxted
Parsona7o.

.1 0 BE DISPOSED OF, BY WAY oz: TONTINE,
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, secured by
-11- Mortgage on Vittrarmouth Bridge and Ferry-Boat Tolls,
a•: roes the Rivsr Wcar, mar Sunderland, in the County of Dui--
!4?m, under the following Scheme :
To he divide d into live• CLisses of £6OOO each, to be attended
WI h Benefit of Survivorship. •
_ _ _

he Ist Cla.,s to be composed of Persons under the Age of 10
Ye?-s.

'I he 2d Cl.lss to be composed of Persons of 10 and under the
Age ti 29 Years.
the 31 (Its, to be composed of Persons of I.'o and under the
Age of so N. raTS.
The 4th Class to be con:posed of Persons of CO and under the
Ar.e of 40 Ye•ars.
1'l•e sth Class to be composed of Persons of 40 Years and up-
wards.
Facli Class to consist of GO Shares of £lOO.

The abate Sum of X:30,0(0.) carries Interest at 5 per Cent. per
Annum, arid Avill be raid to the Subcribers Half-yearly, with the
increased Interest arising fiom the Death of Nominees, until the
surviving Nominees are reduced by Death to six in each Class,
when the Principal Money or Securities of such reduced i',lass,
will be transfo.red to the Survivors, in Shares of XI WO each ; and
in case the Principal Money, or any Part of it, shall be paid off
and discharged betore the Nominees in each Class are reduced by
death to 6, it shall be divided into five equal shares, and the share of
each Class may, with the consent of a majority of the then SubAcri-
hers i>a such Class, be divided equally amongst them.
_ _

The Interest on the Shares sibscribed for to commence from
13th November, 1809, and all Tubscriptions to be completed and
nomination of 4-fives made on or before the Ist Jan. 1810.
. _ _

Subscriptions will be received by Mr. Thomas Crawhall, at his
Office in the Close, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to whom all letters
must be post-paid.
The Subscribers to deposit 101. for each Share of £lOO at the
time of subscribing, which %ill be forfeited in case the sum sub-
scribed is not paid up, on or before the lit Jan. 1810; and the
Subscribers are requested to state, at the time of subscribing, the
Class ill which they intend to subscribe. A Prospectus of thei
Plan may be had of Mr. Crawliall j of Mr. Bainbridge, Solicitor,
Newcastle ; and of the principalßooluiellers in the counties of
Durham, Northumberland, and Berwick-upon-Tweed, op Sa-
turday mat, the 20th inst price 6d.
JOSEPH BAINBRIDGE, Solicitor to the Assignees
of Simms, Burdos, Branding, and Bmbleton.

-• This day was published, price 2s. the Second Edition,
with a copious Appendix, •
,ek PRACTICAL TREATISE on the certain Pre-
vention and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASE, particu-
larly its consequences, as Strictures, Cleets, Tabes Dorsal's, Hy-
DLondrism, Onanism, Ste.—beivg a complute Guide in these
Diseases-11y M. CATON, Surgeon, late of-the United Hospitals
of Sr. Thomas's and Guy's.
London : Printed for S. Ifighley, 24, fleet-street, London.
Where may be had, the Lobdon Medical and Surgtcal Spectator,
Vol. I. and 11. price XI. Ss. 6d. in boards.