Star.
London, England, 1807-10-29 00:00:00

1)(1..D.

Monday tennigkt, at Baldock, aged 83, the Rev. Edward
Pym, formerly of Chrift College, Cambridge.
At M.zryport, aged 69, Mr John Wilton, filmmaker. Every
part of the mathematics was well known to him, and his know-
ledge in aftronomy, optics, &A:. was very extenfive. Mechanics
alto he excelled io, and in the making of aftronomical and optical
itillruments, he added a furprizing exaclnets of execution. All this
knowledge was fell-acquired, and with little or no interruption to
his hairnets.

On Friday, the cella of James Slade, Efq. late Cafhier of his
Majefty's Navy.
tin the 2,2 d inflant , at Brick Hill, Bucks, on his way from
Liverpool, where ht bad lately arrived from America, IS,Ir kolsert
Murray, merchant of New York, fourth fun of the late Dr. John
Murray, of Norwich.

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1 arcly, at Poonamalce, near Madras, Richard Delves Brough-
ton, Ely eighth fen of the lice. Sir Thomas Broughton, of Dud-
dington Hall, Chefhire.

Yciterclay fennight. found dead in his bed, Captain W. Billing,
of Portifiac, IlC3r l'adßow.

PRICK OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
New Bags S 1 53 to 61 los I Pockets 31 tss to 71 7s
COAL MARKET, Odlober 28.
Ships at Market Ships fold Price
23 Ni wcai Coal to 43s 6,1 to 344 3,1
It Sunderland 7 435 6d to 46s Gd
2 Stone Coal 1 733 od to cos od
2 'Cinders 0 oos od to ccs od

HIGH WATER Al' LONDJI4 BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
M,otoing is .ntintes after z
Agterretna • !co minute. tete- I

SALES BY AUCTION.

LAND-NEAR BOGNOR.

By Mr. WELLER, at the Swan inn, Chichefter, on Saturday
the 3t ft of Odtuber, between the litmus of Four and Six in the

A fttrtioon,
SEVERAL very Desirable COPYHOLD ES-
TATF.S. comprifed in Fourteen Lots, firuate at North and
South Beriled,tn the County of Suffec, with immediate poilellion.
Printed particulars may be had of Mcffrs. Winilanley and Son,
Paternoittr-row ; the Place of Sale ; and of Mr. Weller, Chi•
ehelter.

By WILLIAM HAZARD.
At the Bear Inn, Bridge Foe:, Great:Yarmouth,
On Wedntfday, November 4. 1807, aC eleven o'clock presifelY,
by Virtue of a Writ of Appraifement and Sale, iffued out of the
High Court of Admiralty,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
viz.
900 Gouda Chcefes I 2 %flats Pipes
moo Edant Cheered 3 Chells containing Garden
13 Cafits Rcd.Chalk or Oker Roots
Cafes Writing Paper 6 Chefts Haarlem Drops
2 Cafes Sacrum Saturni r Cafe Mill Boards
26 Calks Crop Madder t Cafe Unbound Books
Calks Tob.•eco in boxes of to CA, Dutch Pink
slb each, with lockaand 4 Calks 'Tobacco in papers
keys 4 Cafessi ohaceoin ftptsre rolls
2 Cafes Tobacco in slb. so Cafes Rhenifh Wine
papers 150 Small Calks Pickled Her-
.

35 6.11 cs Pearl Batley rings
160 Barrels Piebl,tl timings And about 1200 Pieces Black
25 Hampers Spa Water Ebony

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Part of the Cargo of the VROW I.OLLINA, jascos °EVEN,
I ate Mailer, caromd on her patrige from Atuftertlani to Ftlineur,
by his IViajeity's fhir Cr, Net- N r, James Carthew. Efq.Coturnanticr.
I.ik mite about 600 quarters of

Beirg the entire Cargo of the MARY, Anders alnico mailer,
captured on her from Nantz to Copenhagen by his Ma.
j•lty'e chip Caeizcu, Y. Stoddart commander, and to he fold by
virtue or a WI it or Appraifement and Sale illued out of the High
Court of Admiralty.
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The Goods on..y he viewed S days previous to the Sale by ap•
plying at thy Cvhnting Houle of Mr. E. S. OMMANEY, our-
chant, Yarmouth. or to the A uairme,r.
. .

Catalogues may be had, and furthrt particulars known, by ap-
plication to Mr. S. HANCOCK. No. 2, Hannutt-drect, Mino
ries, London.

vE VELNO'sVEGETABLEPI LLS are proved,
by experience, to be the heft arid molt innocent Alterative,
Purifitrond Sweetener of the blood; anti thole who are afflicted
with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprofy, Scrophula or any
other Diforders arifing from vitiated Blood ; or thtife who have int
paired their conftitueons by Diffipation, juvenile ipdifcretioos. or
Mercurial Medicines. fhould by no means omit a courkorthe Ve-
getable Pills (luring the Ainumn The operation of this valuable
Vegetable Alterative is fo piealant and falutary as not to interfere
with the avncati ius of bufinefs or pleafure ; its adtion is confined
to the animal juices, and requires,no alteration or reftraint in diet;
it diffolves in the Romach, blends with the food, and gradually
pervadts the circulating flu.alas correcting in its pallage any devia
lion from a date of cnnvalefccnce; in Short. it is the long, rough t
for Vegetable Specific, or fare, but active, fuhflitute for that
fifhionable mineral, Mercury its efficacy excites the attention and
furprife of medical men, for when all other medicines have failed,
De Velno's Pill; may be relied on as a fpecific for all Diforders
which originate in an impure or impaired Rate of the Blood.
Prepared by Mr C. Staples, new Ink Proprietor, and fold
Wholefale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No 66, Sr. Paul's
Church-yard, on the Footway, London —Price 4s. 6d. and 225.

DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THESE PILLS have long ohtalned a juit cele.
li brity in the private pradice of the proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary, and Irons their great fuccefs in many obflinate Bilious
Difordtrs, on numerous patients of slittindlion and others, parti
cuiarly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren. sir Gregory
Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Vileountefs
Bulkeley, Ste. &c. he was perfuaded to offer them to the public,
under the approbation and fan4tion of their name.
1 be following is a Proof of their Ffficacy—
" Deal Cattle, Haverfordwect, South Wales,
Februiry ze '803."
" Captain Lloyd prefents his compliments to Mr. Dixon, altho
not perfonally acquainted with him. would take it as a tavottr, if
he would fend him four or five hoxe• of his Pills, as foon as he
virility can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always uled the Medicine is
now pregnant and very unwell—for the great [(evict they have
been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bithop and all his family.
Capt. Lloyd UT's it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he
gees; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint forne perfons
as venders in this county it would be a benefit to the community,'
The Pills arc found to be an incompara..le remedy for rrltoring
the tone of the fininach—for curing indigeltion —for preventing
crudities, and their confequent difagereable eruaatirnis and 11.tu-
lences.
they prevent haldtual and temporary c••llivcnds—tick
head-achs, and heart burn which is occafioned by pregnancy. and
a debilitated ftomach. whetter arifing from the acrimony of the
r.dinitiatit bile intemperate diet, or drinking to.excefs.
Sold whidefals and reta.l at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Chtapfide, vie
ner of Paternotter row, London; and r.tait by molt country Me-
, diclue Vendors, in hoses at 24. yd. and 6s. each.

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DR. FREEMAW.3GuFrA PALE;
THE value of this Infallible Medicine I,t; been c,f
lung proved, that nothityr of the prefel,l d:o can bear
conipeti:ien with it in all the d" rent t..7,e-s of a t Difeak,
which it cif:flu:illy cur_, and craclivates from the h mat, without
exciting the painful ftclings and expufare that atrenit
without debilitating the curainution in au.; ,:egrte. even
(pip log confinement from bulb efs, or reiteiclhn dirt. The
radical virtues of theft-. in eflimAle DrorF h;.ve rrove.l their claim
to public approbation fir more than thirty vean. In all the de.
bility of bcth (exec, they prove a never tailing reftorative, whe,
Cher the debility is produced by too fret de of Mercury, illicit
Ordure:, or the effed• of a warm climate to travellers, and thole
going abroad. They cannot be recommended tco ilroagly to
thole who will receive a fzfc, fpcedy, and cooirlete cut in all old
ftubborn Glerts, and every weakutfs that affeets the bladder and
organs of urine By its etlicacy many women have become ow.
tbers, who for years had been deprived of that happincfs.
Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Chtalafide,cor,
nee of Paternolter-row, and retail by Belam, Pont-mouth; Weitm.;
Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth; Peck, Huh; Colwell, Dub.
lin; Macdonald, Glafgow Smith and Mlndertor., Fdinburgh:
and by mol coontry mediclne venders, in bottles, at 24. 9d, each,
with ample diredimis.

A CHALLENGE.
MESS RS. CURRIE and CO. Surgenns, chalieng.
the whole world to prove a firgle ii.tia.:ce Khcl t ar Me.
dicine and method of cure have failed of tl:eddiresl eiTed. The
pradice of many yem:s in this particular braven u. Mtn- profelLor.
has not given rife to one utifuccefsiul cafe.
They continue to 'keel the it Itudics to the tre,d;lert ant! eine
of Vener=l Complaints, and that &rang: tO7 the fyfteni.
which is the canfequel cc of the pernicious avaiteful eir.cts of a ha.
bit long and molt unhappily pliehte:t by the yott: its of both few
is the one it will be. found to I. Olt m'fai:ing tource A:bat-rent:Ts,
the other have it. r.evagt.s fatally developed to them by a e'illreffini
hate ut debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in im-
potence. Tilde are its remote and ultimate eft...,9:4; while con-
asp, ions, lots of ntu't•ul r power, anti vArious nervous complaints
charade' ile the earlier lines of this folitary vier. Of per-
ky's languithing uneer the diforder incident to fuch a life their
treatment is fitn7le,and has never proved unftlecePul in the ccurre
of a for labo: ious, aad much extended pradice. la the tnntt
ohftinate and complicated cafes 0' Venereal la iection,fueli as oh.
ftrudions in the Urethra, Spongy Excrefcences, Hard Tumours
Cnllous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal Weaknefi, Meets, &c. fee
which have hitherto balk:tithe (kill or the general peaClitionet,
Meas. Currie aed Co are na.v enabled rad.eally to cure by a new,
fafe, and expeditious mode of pradice, fip;rior to am:other yet
adopted. They may be confulted by either iex with the reeve*
delicacy, fecrecy and honour, at their bode, Ne. 107 , Hatton Gat-
den. Patients in the country arc requcft• dto flats the particulars
of their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. Letters, peft
paid, enclofing a bank note, sell! be duty anfwered ; and the need-
fary advice andunedicines given or fent to any pair of the kingdom.