Star.
London, England, 1805-08-19 00:00:00

PORT OF fI.YMOUTH.

By Order of the Honour:tilie flo;;li;;rters of his Majefty's
Cuftans. on Friday the aid of Augult, 18os, by. ten in the
. Forenoon, will be espokd to Public Sale, at the Cullom Houfe,
in this Port,

THE GOO DS UNDER - MENTIONED,
viz. , 1
Brandy) Of inferiftt flrength. in total! Lots, for) 2337
Rum t, the acconimod ttion and ufc of Private 411( Gatons.
Geneva) Palms, nut dealers in Spirits t 053
• 1
Wine - -2,:
Cor:li.its .. . 2 4-; Gallons.
Cocoa .. - . • 671
Sugar - - 185 Pounds
Figs - • 1
Cahle - - - 1
Birds of Paradife - 7
Mail+ - 118}
No.
Whet Bonet - - ;Sco
,Looi,itig Glafres - 7
Bali:eta - - • 12
Lavender Water - - z
1 Cyrpoota Oil . 1
Bottles
Chita • - So Pieces
''Mooritones -.- St Tout
TOR ILIPORTATIOit.
Silk Handkerchiefs - 217 No.
Palampore - - 3 Pieces
N B. The Goods above-mentioned will be fet up in (astral
Lots, and Sold to the Mehra Bidder.
Attendance will be given at the CuCtom Honk aforefaid, for
viewing and tasting the fame, Three Days before the day of Sale.

'to be SOLD by ADC: t lON, by Mr. Fhl.l.oW
On Wednefday, Anglin gSth, tBor, at Four o'Clock in the After-
noon, at the Angel-Inn, Bury St. Edmunds, in four Lots, by
order of the Proprit rnr,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
fituate in the Pat Lab of Rattlefden, near Stowmarket,lo the
County of Suffolk ; compelling the Manor or Grange of Clopton-
Hall, abounding with Game, together with Two Third Parts of
all Tythes to the Gone Manor belonging, Annual quit items
Fines, &c. &c. A hardfome commodious Mancir-bouLiand Offi-
ces, Fore-Court, Gardens, Orchard, Dove-houfe, Farm-yard, with
proper Buildirrgs for the Hufbandry Bulinefs, well fupplied with
excellent W a., r ; large Fifil ponds, abundantly hocked; and the
furrounding rich Meadow. Failure, and Arable Land, containing
about t 47 Acres, within a Ring. Fence, in the occupation of T. W.
Wootton, L• fq. who quits Poffeffiosi on the loth of Oluber next.—
The Lilacs lies exceedingly cornpadt, and contains Capital fine
Deep Staple Land, which has been improved at a very coon ter
able I;xpet:ce. The prefent chimaera Value about 3501. per ann.
To be viewed by applying at the Manor Houk, where printed
Fartieula-s may be bad ; alto at the Swan Inn, at Woolph; White
Hart, Stowmarket ; Gulden Lion, Ipfwieh ; at the place o' Sale ;
all,, of Mehra. Fairer, Stea•lntan and Wall, Solicitors, Bread-fin:et
Hill, London, and of Mr. Fellows, Canerbury fquarc,Souttwark,
where a plat may be fern.

COUNTY U 1 ROSS.
BY virtue of an AEI paffed in the hit Salon of
Parliament, intitled " An Al foraffeffurg the Proprietors of
Lands in the County of Rol:, toward:. the expence of making and
fupporting fueh Roads and Bridget therein as ihall be approved of
by the Coniiniffioners appointed by an Ad paffcd in the forty-third
year of his prefent Majefty, for making Roads and building
Bridges in the Highland's of Scotland ;“ and in confequence of a
Refutation of the Commit:loners under the Paid recited Ad of date
the nth day, of July current ; together with the Plans, Elevations
and Eltimates of the Br:dges intended to be built over the Rivers
Comian and Orrin having been tranfinittcd to me as Convener, I
hereby fummon a General Meeting of the Heritors of the Lid
County (as well as the Heritors In the Counties of Cromarty and
Nairn, whole lands are locally fituated in the County of Rots), or
the Commilfioners or Padbrs of ftiAt I-L.l.lton hwing fpecial ori•
ginal powers toaet for tlorn, to be held at Dingwall on ThurfeLy
the sth day of September nett. This being the irit Meeting un-
der the Ad, it is exOettad that a full attendance will be given,
parricularly as the fcites of the al,ove Bridges arc then to be finally
determined.

WALTLR ROSS, Convencr of the County of Rofs.
Nigg, July 30, Otos.

l'etinni who tt:l4d iudcbted to the Ella
- and Fired' of the late J. PAUL, of the White-Lion Ins,
Cliefter, Innkeeper and Coach-maker, are requell-ed to pay the
fame immediately to the Executors, John George, of the Golden-
lion Inn, Foregate-ttreet, or Win. Furher, of Further Northoc-
ftreet, Gentleman, otlterwlys aahms wiit be comma cfd natoft
them, for the recovery of the fame ; and all perfom to whom the
raid I. Paul flood indebted at the time of his death, are delired to
fend In an account of their demands to the raid Executors, iu or-
der that they may be examined and difchargcd.
To he Let, and entered upon immediately, all that convenient
and well.eftablieted Inn, known by the name of the I.llbite• lion, late
in the occupation of Mr. Paul, (and now carried on by the Exe-
cutors) with extenfive and roomy Stalling. The Furniture, which
is modern, eteelitnt flock of (Ad Wines and Spirit*, elegant Pott-
chaires, and capital Homes, to be taken at a fair valurion ; and the
Tenant may he accommodated with a Share in the Stagc-coaches
which come to the Inn.

A t

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To be Sold, a pLir of pang Bay Carriage Hot-tee, a good match,
and well broke into llamas.

For particvlArs, apply to Mr. Geotere IR Mt. Ferber, the Exe-
cutors, as above.-+-Geller. Asti* 5,'505. (ooe raiment.)
For th-e-WlNLisatiktlLlC3—„ FCV,X

aid otiLri—DiSUR6IITS

of the DOWELS.
DALBY's CARMINATIVE.

CAUTION —Minty counterfeited Preparations of
this Medicine havingbecn offered for rale, under fpecious Pre-
tences, all Perform are requelted nut to take any noble they obferve
that the Name," F. Ncwbery, No. 4t. St. Paul's." is engraved in
the Stamp. and that in the dill of Directions round each bottle is an
Extra& from the •Will of the late Mr. Infeph Dalhy, viz.
"Whereas, I did °tamp years fillet Mamba my daughter Firms,
now the wife of Anthony Cell. or North ftreet, Weftininiter, Ci n •
tieman, in the Arc of compounding a certain Medicine. of which
I am the fore Inventor, caned Dality's Carminative; I do hereby
contlitute and appoint my lid Daughter the foie Prepiter of tbii
ufeful Medicine.-1 ilkewire give to my laid Daiszliter, trances
Gall, my foie property In the raid Quoit NATIVP:, and all Profits
acting front the Sale thereof, to hi-r and her Heirs for ever."
._. . .

It ie fold only by F. NtWll¢lll and Sons, No. 4c. St. Paul's
Church-yard, a fen doors from the corner of Cheapfide, London.
price Is. pd. a bottle, duty included ; and by their spyoittment,
by Mticrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon 2nd Co.
No. 130, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Otferd-fttcct ; Wade, Old
Bond-ltrret ; .13ayll and Co. Cncktpur Brett ; W. Barry, Bridxe-
11.reet, Weltminftcr ; B. BurcheU, Lnitg-Acre; J. Ward, klitlat-
r..Yr. T.4born ; T. 'Putt, Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Borough
t; and I. fueceilor to ivi rs. & Neivbery, Book-
at ttw swucr of Ludgate-greet,