Star.
London, England, 1809-11-25 00:00:00

By SAMUEL. COOPER,

Member of the Royai College:of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medical
Sofiety of London, &c. &c.
Printed for RICKARD Panties, London; and to be had of
all Booksellers. Of whom may be had,

The NAVAL SURGEON, containing tire whole Duties of Profes-
sional Men at Sea, by Wm. Turnbull, Ms. CI
An 'Nimes into the Causes and Treatment of DISORDERED
?ASPIRATION and CONVULSIVE ASTHMA, by Robert Bree, M.D.
Fourth edition, tis.
A Ta aAttu of INSANITY, its Causes and CUM, by Thomas
Arnold, M.D. t vols. 16s.
A TR tATISR on the CAI:ISIS, PROGRESS, and Cotta of CON-
►VMPTION, by John Raid, M.D. price 7s.

No Tender will be received for less thm 100 Loads of the
Hewed Elm Timber, nu Stick of which must he tinder SO feet ;
of the thn Plank no Tender will be re: rived for less than SO
Loads, and whiCh is not to be made 1.3 Inches lmuad, and in
lengths of 10 feet at the least.

Of the remaining Articles na Tender for lass than the follow.
ing quantities of either oitn be noticed, viz.

Ash tellies - 1000
Oak Spokes - 5000
Elm Stocks 50
Oak Blocks-12 Pairs Light - 10
.6 Pairs Heavy 10
n Pairs Heavy
Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre-
tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours
of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered
(sealed up) and endorsed " Proposals for English Timber ;" but
no Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of December,
at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender
be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf
shall attend. By Order of the Board,
R. 1•T. CR F. Secret,rn.

TOTTENHAM. MIDDLESEX.

TO hE LET ON LEASE FOR TWENTY ONE YEARS,
With Possession at Christmas
ACONVENIENT Substantial DWELLTNG-
HOUSE ; consisting of Eating and Break Gist Parlours,
Drawing Room, six good bleeping Rooms, and Attics ; Kitchent
and every Domestic Office fit for the Residence of a genteel Family,
large walled Garden and Greenhouse, Stable, &c. &c. panty
situate in the High-street, Tottenham,
Ur. Thomas Kent (the present tenant) will she..v the Hoist.
To treat for the same apply at Mr. Lunrs'i 017.... e, Nu. ;.",, New
Boswell-court, Lincoln's...lnn, Londfrt.

VALUABLE COLLECT lON OF BOOKS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. Wish, (from Bath,)

At the Commercial Inn, Old Town-Street, Pr .v tiutrrft,
On Wednesday the 29th of November, and fivt• !Gnu% irg c'at's,
(Sunday excepted) comtneucing each day at Lleft u o'clo:k to a
minute,

A MOST Splendid COLLECTION of BOOKS,
most of which are elegantly hound. Among other valuable
Publications are Camden's Britannia, 4 vols. folio; I'i-worth's
Works, complete, fine impressions ; Lavater's Physiogoomy,
vols. Oro. a subscriber's copy; Grose's Antiquities; a complete set
of the Parliantentary Register, 1(.9 vols. ; Sir William Jones's and
Lord Orford's Works, 4to. ; New Annual Register, le vols.;
and Heath's Shakespeare, 6 vols. 4to.
Catalogues to be bad at the place of sale:

AVALUBLE BUILDING LAND, LA sn-TA:t REDl:s%za.
NORWOOD COMMON.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON,
At Garmway's Coffee House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Mon-
day, the 11th day of December, 1309, at Twelve o'Clock, is
ten Lots,
A VERY valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE,
L situate near the Horns, on the North-end of Norwood
Common, between the two Itoad3 leading from EniAlt:'s Hill to
Croydon, being tWo allotments, made under the Act fur the En-
clOsure of Lambeth.

This Property is admirably adapted for the erection of small
Residences, and from the public situation of some of the Lots,
are well calculated for persws wishing to embark in Trade in
this rapidly increasing neiglibourhoo.l.
To view the Estate, apply to Mr. Clarke, at Kiiight's Fliil
House; Specifications may be bad of Mr. .I.unes, Laud Agent,
New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's inn; of Mr. 'rownloy, Land Sur-
veyor, Walworth, Surrey ; and at Carr.awaF's.

IN THOMAS HALI.IDAY'S BA NKR Up fey,
BAILDON, NEAR BRADFORD, IN YORKSHIRE..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On Thursday the 21st Day of Decembts next, at Three o'Clock
in the Afternoon, at the Sun Inn, in BRADFCIRD, (41/I•YeCt to
Conditions),
THE INHERITANCE of the WORSTED
SPINNING-MILL, %triton: in the township Bonn° a
aforesaid, late in the possession of the said TnomAs HALLIDAY,
containing twenty-six yards in length, and twt-Ive yards in
breadth, and consisting of four, stories; and the spacious Wool
Warehouse adjoining the Mill, which is oapable of holding 300
packs of wool, allowing rove for boards for a 0 or 40 Wool..
sorters; and two other Warehouses also adjei fling the Mill, which
will hold 300 packs of tops; and a large Coml)ing-shop, for 40
or 50 workmen; a Warping-room for five Mills; Reeling, Yarn,
and Soap-rooms; good Counting-houses; a Washing-house, Dye-
house, Staying-room, and Smith's, • Scourer's, and Turner's
Shops; and an excellent Hoese near the Mill, for the residcnce
of the Master, with good Gardens, inclosedwith Brick Walks,
which are lined with Fruit-trees ; a Summer-house and a Stable;
and six newly-erected Dwelling-houses near the Mill, for Work.
men, with the Gardens thereto adjoining ; and 14 Acres of ex-
cellent Meadow-land, situate near the Mill.

N. B. The Mill is worked during the greatest part of the-year
by an over-shot stream, with a fall of 37 feet; and, ia c:ry sea-
sons, by an excellent Patent Steam Engine, which joins the
Water-wheels in working the Machinery, and is intended to be
sold with the Mill.—The Mill is capable of spinning from 50 to
60 packs of yarn per week, and is abundantly supplied with hands
from the adjacent village of Bandon. A Branch from the Leees
and Liverpool Canal risns within a mile and a half front the Allll.
And of the several other Messuages, Lands, sod Tenements,
late of the.said Tuouns tIAL' I DAY, situate in the towl ship of
Baildon aforesaid, which - tended

The Mill and other
to Mr. David Barker,

mation may be bad,
Bends Walks, Temple

Carden, London ; or to

in Bradford.

ircEhstraetesinntrittyled tc:ll:ew
(je'dvioded a
aninatclpiccitatilion
at the Counting-Lowe; and further infot‘
on applying to Lames 44sr, King's
le; or Thomas Evans, Lsc. 39, Hatton-
to Mr. Brogden, or Mr. Crcosby, Solicitors,
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LONDON.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 45.

aCE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Per Cent. COPAL for money 6J;I--account Mg 70►
Omilium ;IR preen.—Erclt<•quer Bills 6s. 13s. prem.
'PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

sank Stock 2723 272
$ per Cent. Red.C.94
111 per Cent. Care. 6914 70 69.1
• per Cent. 84i
$ per C. Navy 161,!..11
1.. Ar.r. 18 9-18t114

Inds Bonds Us. 295. pr. •
Imp. S per C. 871
Excbeq. Dili., 11s. 153. pre.
Lottery Tickets L 9.2.155.
City Diego La 153.
CODS. for sec:69l 70

Thi HonOurable DAVID ERSKINE, late British Am-
bassadorto the United States, has reached this country.
He arrived at Portsmouth yesterday in his Majesty's
ship AFRICAINE, and reached London this morning.
Mr. ERSKINE left Hampton Roads on the 30th of
°either.

Four French frigates and a brig, from the river
Loire, are now at sea. A Papenburgh vessel, which
has arrived at Plymouth, fell in with them on the 16th
instant, in lat. 45°. at 9 A. M. and was boarded by
one of the frigates, the RENOMMETy of 28 guns, but
*iffered to pursue her voyage.
_ _ _

His Majesty's 'hip DREADNOUGHT, of 96 guns,
Admiral SOTHEBY, which has also arrived at Ply
mouth, chaced four suspicious frigates and a brig,
which mast have been the above vessels, but unfor-
tunately carried away her main-top-mast in the pur-
suit, and was in consequence obliged to give up the
Phase.

Our readers will recollect that another French fri-
gate, le Milan, was sent in as a prize to Portsmouth.
She must have been sent ahead of these and with the
same object, being also from the Loire and bound
for Guadaloupe, to which these are likewise destined;
taut we may hope yet to receive a good account of
(hem as thy can hardly avoid the track of some of
our cruizers. The Papenburger spoke his- Majlti's
ship 6EINL only 14 hours before she fell in 'with the
Trench ships.

Since writing the above we have seen a letter from
"tatbadoes, of which the following is an extract ;

" BAREADOES, SEPT, t.

a We learn that four French frigates, armed ex
" fate, are expected at Guadaloupe. The At c!
and some ether frigates ha;ie been sent to look out
for them."

It has been confidently reported on 'Change, this
morning, that the Marquis WELLEitzt has arrived in
•ngland. On inquiry, we find this rumour to have
originated in some mistake. We have stated above,
the arrival of the Dut:AnNotxarr—in some of the Ply-
mouth letters, th:s vessel has been called the DONE.
GAL. We can assure the Public, that the Doskcuu.
has not yet arrived.

All the men of war at Plymouth arc ordered to be
fitted for sea, wi:h all possible dispatch ; and even
the ships in ordinary are to be surveyed immediately,
end those deemed worthy of being fitted for service,
to be reported accordingly. Naval preparations are
accordingly going on with reat vigour.

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