Star.
London, England, 1809-03-27 00:00:00

ClisTOM-HOUSE, NEIVCA:i 1 LE.

To bP Publicly SOLD
.to the 1-bgbe.t ilidd r, 6t this Office, nti
'llisrsday, the SOth'of March, 1809, at Lk:vett o'Clock
Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, t•;;;
Two Batts,

• 31 Spars
2 (ski Mast Heads
1 Fir Knee
9 Deals
4# Cwt. ullaid Rope
11 Bottles of Lune Juice
1 Cart
1 Towline, 5 Cett.
I Warp, 2Cwt. I qr. 211 b.
Piece Shroud-laid Rope.
ICwt. lqr. 121 b.
1 Bag of Raw Coffee, 41bs. I
The Boats may be seen, by api
head.—The Spare, Mast Heads,
shewn by the Officer at South Shi
be seen on applying at the Custom

3E3 Bars of Swe(l::h lrnn, !;;'
than li.Ch spin:(,
(Ittantity, -10c;vt.
71b.
12 !Souks of Eraajy,
Gallons
12 &rats of Nl..laTa
2+ Gallons
- -

t EcrrLs of Portuvl
Ga!!ons

4 Bottles of Portvr,
I 2 Bottks of Ruin,
+plying to Mr. Bowlt, of c.;
, Fir Knee, and Deals
ields; and the ether liooa 1y
n House.

At the King's Coffee House, high-street, fitql, oa \A'ed!.Lso.--";;.,
the 29th of March., 1909, at Fo'tr o'Cluch in the Afterno„:;,
THE new fast sailing Danish. Schooner Priv:co2r
NAEiVIi, pierced for 10 suns, G. S. HAme, late (.26Pl
maissler.-I.eogth 61) feet 9 inches-3ruadth 17 is:,
Hold is feet 6 inches —Admeasuring 72 Tons, with s,
as usr inventory, now lying it. the Dock ~1t
cen.letom:d as prize to his Mijesty's sloop E..YRIA, 1, w:i
lie LE, Esq. Commander:.
And on the following day will be scid, at th. W.irehouse of
Auctioneer, in Quay-street, fronting the Dock, at Elate
oo'Clock,
All the Ordna.nee, Ammunition, and other Stores from the said
Vessel, in Lots.
The Vessel may be viewed and particulars krr.wn, by sn,v-
-: ing to Mr. Bryan Buyes, Agent, Mytongate..of whom !art:m(7,lles
niay be had; hr of Mr. William Bovle, Auctioneer

REVERSION IN IHE FUN
CANAL SHARES.
• By Mr. SCOTT,
rriiay, the 7th of April, at 'l'vrtlve &Mei, at Garnway':,
London,
VALUABLE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to
one seventh part of each of the following Sums, viz :
£11,721 3 per Cent. Consols, £4674 3 pet Cent. Redt.c,-.1 An-
nuities, lad X4OO Bank of England, to which the Purchaser ‘v;Il
he entitled on the decease of a Lady in her 59d year. The StGa
stands in the names of Trustees of known respectability.
Also Shares in the Derby, Monmouth, Ellesmere, Wilts art
Berl:6, and Baiirgstoke Canals; gasingstoke Canal Bonds; Ro
Assurance,.and.l.ftndon Finer Comliany :•hart.u.
. .

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Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingbani; at Hatthett's
Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Scott, Nu. 2;,
New Bridge-street, London.

THE COKDIAL BALM of GILEAD, by its
softening, healing, and_ tonic qualities, as will as by its a-
lurari effects, :affords a sure prospect of returning strength, 2111 a
certain hope of muscular invigoration, to those who are debilitated
by premature or excessive indulgenciea--hence. arise weakness of
sizht, verips, loss of appetite, and mental decay. A body tl•xt
is enervated in ythith, seldom recov, ra Itself; old age and iris-
mities speedily come on, and the till e_d of life is shortened. I ;,r
the foundation of a happy' ld age, is a good constitution in v"uth
—temperance and moderation at that age, are passports to lia;tpv
grey
hairk. The Cordial Balm of Gilead Most wonderfully cl•.-
rishes nature, and will support the life of the aged and inLrir i:1
an inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits, relaxation in either
sex, whether her..ditary or owing to youthful imprudencies, this
medicine will afflrd the most wonderful relief. In nervous cc?.
sumptions; ita merit stands unrivalled—it enters into end mixes
with the most subtle of the animal fluids, assists and it viprates
the decayed juices, and throws a genial warmth upon the de1.,11-
tated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. A savi4
of Os. in two guineas. •
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A-tti-Impetigines, and Abster-
gent Lotion, and • Lituide to Health,' are sole. by Mathtws and
Leigh, I'd, ,•ltrad•l, I Amilori.