Star.
London, England, 1809-08-12 00:00:00

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54 Bides Salithltie

Large gutatity of Assorted
Cordage
s Quits Sail Twineoke.
1 Cue, cottaining 11 Looking
CASSIA
20 CAWS Pickles
1' Trunk Silk Stockings,Cilovos,
Silk, and tither Notary
I Cue, containing Cold Snuff
Boxes and sundry other
Articles

28 Ditto Sardinias-
-20 Baskets, containing Olive
Oil in Bottles •
46 Cases; 50 Pots Preserved
Nuke
100 Kegs Goose Hams -
120 Wickeved fere, containing. Aings,olo
Linseed Oil end Spirits of iter Mover,
Turpentine dug Cold Sn
Cases Dimity Ad sundry ark
I Box, containing two Officer's
Hats, Epaulets, &c. •
And kr Home Consumption,
ISn Barrels Flour 109 Cases Cheese '
!.o,Diuo Beef and Pork f Casks Hams
44 Firkins Butter
This Cargo has been landed in the best possible prder and cone
&than, and is recommended to the attention of the.Biperteraes
deserving notice ; it was Intended for Guadeloupe, eiad is behest
arranged than most of the Cargoes offeted for +We at this port;
condemned as prize to kis Majesty's ship FOILTIM; HINItt
VAtiIIITTART, Esq. Commander.
Also, the Good Brig lUNO.—Drtettsitors
Length aloft ST ft. oin Breadth Extreme 95 ft. gin.
Height between Decks 5 3. I Depth in the Hold 10, 6
. Admeasurcs * - - - 283 14-94 Tons.
This Brig is well wsrth the attention of any sten in want of a
Vessel suited for the general purposes of trade : she takes the
ground, sails fast' and stows a large Cargo; is in very good order
and cond!tion, and is abundantly found in Stores. Condemned'
as prize to his Majesty's ships lasotitzer and Aattow.
For Inventories, Catalogues, viewing the above, or any further
information, apply to W. I'. Smith, Ekq.peorge's-street, Dock, or_
IA MES .LADE, in Plynsoptil..

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ESSEX:
FARMS, MILL, COIT.M:ES, WOODLANDS, ac.'
AC EARLS COLNE, &c— •
Between Halstead and Coicnestee. •
To be SOLD by .kt/C 11014, by Mr. WHITE,
At Qarroway's C •ffee-linuse, in Exclialw:,-allti, Copohlll, Loa-
dea. on Monday, September 4th, 1809, at Tertive o'clock,
hr a Lot..
j'ALUAPeLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
.7( I.and-tax red: einvd, comprising severif Farms.,
an, overshot Mill, Cottages, Lanus', &c. s containing
hut Three Hundred Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas; ure, and
,ndlands; let part on Lease and at Will,;t old Rews, aqd the
Woods in . Hand, anima:96:g to Thre- :kindred and Twrnti
.'outids per Annum, bi:t ca” able of very cmsiderable improve.
m, ; most desirably and advantageously squat,. In and ~earths.
pleasant Yillage of Earls Cline, lour miles from Halstead, four
from Coggeshall, nine from Braintree, ten from Colchester, kao.
fifty-one from London
Descriptive partiCidars may be had On• the 14th of Au ,
the George, Earls Coble; Georg., Halstead; tbe C.ltisso
Colchester ;'Saracen's Wad, Chelmsford; and at the psi
Into of the surrounding Towne; at Garraway'st Thomas.
toil, Esq. Solicitor, Old Bailey, London; and 0 "Mi. W
Auctioneer, Storey's Gate, Groat George-street,

ROYAL. PATENT.
GODBOLDes VEGETABLE BALSAM, ad-
mitted by the Faculty as the first medicine in the world fOr
Coughs, Colds, A‘thmas, and Consumptions; for it has never ,
been known to fail when taken upon the first attack; thousands
of times it has Stieceeded after patients have been given over.—
Strunocr proofs of its efficacy c.Mnot be given than being •
mended by the fcllowing Nobility : •
The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Rightl-loo.Viscouoi
Dudley and Ward, the Right Hon: Lords Macdonald, Grander,
Fortescue, and Montford, Right Hon. late Viscountess Dud •
and Ward, Dowagers Grander Filmouth, and Fortescue, Lad .
Appreec; Sir Francis Blike' Edward Newnham, John Cogh '
and. George Armstrong,' Barts.,•, Generals Doyle and Erouly,e
Colonels Baker and Debath, and ( many others ;as may be see" '
In the Treatise, at the iProprietor's No 3, Bloomsbury-square,
ivaer 'advice is givest daily, (Sundays excepted), from eleven
o'clock till two. .
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Extract of a letter from the Rev. kiclatrd Chapman, Vicar of.
Bakewell, in Derbyshire, to Messrs. . GOcitsOld Bloomsbury-.
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Square: .
' Gentlemen—l have great pleasure to inform you, that my son, *. J..
about 15 years of age, who wasin a deep decline, and given over
by his Surgeon and Appthecary (declaring it as thatit- ?pinion that
tto medicine could be of any further service to him); is happily
restored' by taking six pints of your invaluable Vegetate Italian;
and is at this moment a healthy stout young man. ,; :
I am, Gentlemen, &c.. RICHARD CHAPMAN.

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