Star.
London, England, 1805-08-20 00:00:00

FOR SALE,

Attbc Brokers New Sale Room, late the Mayoralty Hook. Ply-
mouth, on Friday the Both day of Augnft next, at eleven o'clock
In the forenoon,
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THE ood Spanifh Gun-Veffel SAN PEDRO,
alias LA ESPERANZA., burthsn about fifty Tons„ a new
Veffel, and well calculated for the Flits and Fruit Trades; and, as
fie is an aftonithing felt-failing Veffel, Might with little =pence
be converted into a privateer.—Afterwards will be fold, the War-
like and other Stores landed from the faid.Veffel.
Alfo, the good Spanith Brig LA MARIA DE LOS GARCIAS
DE LA COMPANIA DE SANTIAGA ; borthen abort 540
'Tons: Ate is a refpediable good looking Veffel, and is fuitable for
the general purpofe of trade, takes the ground well, and, together
with her Stores, is in very good condition, now lying in Sutton
• Pool,lin and ttelheryeatr be deaLivatelist
he
foie
tlie.
Warlike
and
other
Stores, landed from the• Ship .LA CONFIANCE ; confifting of
Cables, Standing and Running Rigging, Sails, Yards, Spars, Double
bald Single Blocks, Irein Ballaft, Mufquets, Gunpowder in Barrels,
a quantity of Bread Leger', Butts, and other Calks, *ids various
mher A rticles.
For Exportaties.4 Calks of Red Wine.
The above Vents and Deeds are, condemned as Prize to his
Majefty's chip of war la LOtka,commandcd by F. L. Moir LARD,
Bfq.
' • ihtfo the Warlike and other Stores, confiftlng of Anchors, Ca-
Isles, Standing and Running Rigging, Sails. Yards, Spare, Junk,
Double and Single Blocks, Iron Ballaft; Milquets, Patois, and.
Jaffee, 20* Gans 9'.pbutsders, Round and Grape Shot, Gun-
,powder in Barrels, &tagged, Pork, Peale, and other Premiums,
e quantity of Red Wine,,xo Calks of Brandy, Legats, Half Legars,
and other Calks, with various other Articles landed from the
French Private Ship of War 4 Valia'nt, a Prize to kis Majetty's
Skip of War Lnire Commanded by F. L. Maitland, Efq. taken in
company with hie Majefty's Ships Melampu and Brilliant. •
1 • For viewing the Vends and their Stores, and for any further
particulars, apply et the flaunting Houk of EDWS.D LIC/la, Efq.
or to r o MAS LOCKYER, Sword Stfiket,
Plymouth, Augult if; 8861.
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TIMBERED BOATES IN SUSSEX AND SCIRRIY.' '
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Half Moon Inn, Petwortb, Softie on Monday the e6th
1 is at is **Clock, in Lots, Lobe hereafter fpecified,
T.
HE 'following clearable and very • valuable
.EST.ATES, the greater part FREEHOLD, and a fmall part
Copyboid of Inheritance and I .ca.eleold for .3 very long Term of
nYears, &nage in the feseraF Pennies of Kiedford, Wilberough
Green, and Fiddleworib, in Sups and Hdlemere, ThutOey, and
Eleicad, in Surrey, viz.
He. adfolfft Wood Farm in Kirelford and %%Thorough Green,
corn:ailing 120 A. :IC •tSP. part in the occupation of Willem
itesteold, and the..remaining part. confilting of Coppice Land in
kead, being all Freehold.
..• Croucliland Farm alTo in Kirtlford. containing 247 A oR. BP. In
the Occupation of James. Mills, and alto 58A.3R. aP of Coppice
Laud in band being Freehold. except a very fmall pan Copyhuld
and Leafehold.
Signor Farm, with the Manor thereof in Kirdfonl and Fiddle-
worth. containing 9z A. elk. r 6P. in the occupation of Robert Pal-
mer, being Freehold and Tythe Free except as to two Acres in
Fiddle:worth.
I Alto a Yearly Rent Charge of 21. 3.. 4J. payable and inning
out of certain Lands belonging to the Earl of Egranont in Kir&
ford and Petwortb.
Bognor Farm In Fiddleworth, containing 62A. sR. 37P. In the
occupation of the Paid Robert Palmer and John Brown, being all
Freehold.
Hazlehurft Farm in HaGemere and Thukiey, containing
tO6A. oR. 34P. in the occupaion of Robert- Newell, being all 1
Freehold except half an Acre of Copyhuld.
ifickham Bottom, is Therficy and Elftrad, conUfting of five
PieC9 of Meadow Land, containing SA. cR. 35P. in the occupa-
tion of John Manvell, and one piece of Coppice Land, containing
tee-%. 3R. oP. in hind. .
. •The whole of thisabove Eftates arc full of fine growing Timber,
and are fituate in a Countii well adapted fur all kind of Field
Sports and abounding with tame. .
I'o be viewed by applyhyto the rafptaite Tenants, and further
Particulars known of M,4lm. G. and J. Smaliplece, Stoke, neat
'Guildford, Surrey.
Printed defcriptive Particular. and Condirions of Sale may be
,had at the print Inns hi the Neighbourhood in duetime before,
the Sale, of the • willows, uotioe will be gift.

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t XII bNLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS ir EAR.
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, iBos.
SCHEME.
3 Prises of 4a0.c0? are 4 6o,oacp
3 to,ooo -- 30,000
i spoo -- ts.ooo
4 %oo° -p Loara
6 'T 1,000 6,000
10 SCO • .” 5•000

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4400

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100 MM 3.000
WM. So 41M16 3/Coo
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3,000 Flrft-drawn Blanlia2 •
to each o,oce
- entitled to
7,619 Benefice
17,3111 Bhuks

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as,coo Tickets. £ asogoo
The Mit-drawn Ticket, sib Day ,Cto,ooo
Dim" - eth Day zo,ooo
Ditto - - 7th Day s,czo
Are part of the above Capitals.
'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sala at aU the
A. • * LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES.

Mee of a Ticket Zz9 s a
Half . 917 o I Eighth - sto 0
tuartar - 419 0 Sittetath ;. t S 0

STATE LOTTERY for aSos,
BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 18os.
'l-IHE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves,
Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. Stock-broken,
At their State-Lottery Oilice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange;
London.
Letters, paft paid, duly athrered, and Schemes gratis.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
3 Prises of £ 20,000 4 Prizes of ,C 2003
3 io,ooo 6 woo
3 snot) to sco

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ec. &C.
The lowelt Prize sal. and Ica. each for the Pirft-drawn Three
Thoufand Blanks.
•.• Country Orders, accompanied with but dated Bib on
London, Pott-Oboe Orders, or Cab, in Parcel by Coach or Car-
rier, punassally attended m; and Correfpondenta may depend on
being treated exattly on she fame terms as if perfonally prdent.

STATE LOTTERY.
SWIFT and Co, No. i t, Pouwrav, are appointed
by Government to fell the Tickets and Shares of the Lottery
to begin Drawing 3oth next Month, which confab of only as,ooo
Tickets, and contains,
:3 Piing of £20,000 14 trite* Of 41.000
3 - • - ro,ooo 6 - - t,coo
3 5,00 n so - - Sao
And „cm° Prizes from TOOL to sof. inclufive.
Alfo zol. each for the firit 3,000 Blanks.
•It is a peculiar gratification to Mars. Swirl. and Co. dist this
Scheme has fully met the public approbation, of which the diintand
for Tickets and Shares (great beyond example) affords the molt
unequivocal proof. Schemes at large, with an account of the Ca-
pital Prizes fold by Swift and Co. In the hft and preent years,
may be received gratis.
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A GENTLEMAN of refpeaable Coaneaioas, a
Mafter of Arts, Fellow of a College, and intetding to take
Orders, having fame lelfote time upon his hands, is deGrous of
being engagal with one or more private Pupils, in a Nobleman's
or Gentleman's Family, or at his own Chambers when in Town.
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From the LONDON GAZETTE, July 17; anir
ADDRESS To THE PUBLIC.
THE increafing celebrity of Dr. NORRIS's
DROPS, for the cure of every Species of Fever, ha-rag
eanfed an attempt to counterfdt them, It bekmes a duty to warn
the Public againft loch a dangerous Impolilon,
.equally injerloua
to the health of thofe deceived, and to the character of a Medici,*
that has Rood the telt of experience near hell S century. *lnns-,
merable are the inftances in which the benign influence of there
Drops bas prevailed even it, the awful moment or expeleil
diQo-
lotion • a truth fo well atteftcd as to have pined them unp: ere.
dentedfame in this country. To thole obliged .to vifit hot -ell.
mates, where the molt fatal of putrid Diforders is prevalent, c.ilt•
ed the Yellow Fever, they cannot avpid bang confidered of the
fiat importance; for in this deltrudive malady they Rand an on..
rivalied fpeelfic. and where proPerly admitilftered, have never
been known to fall. In the Scurvy, Gout, Afthma, and all Mint-
ders arifiog from oldtruCted perfpiration, they are equally bezel.
Whatevermay hive been the evils produced by counterfeit
preparations, it is hoped the poffibility of future fraud is completely
guarded againft„ as the name of Thos. Norris Moore' Is, by fa-
Tour of hh Majefty's Commillioners,engraved on the Stampround
each Bottle.
The Genuine Medicine is prepared only at Dr. Norris's houfe,
No. aq, Lower Brook. ftmet, Grofvenstr4quare, where the Family
Bottles, '221). arc to be had, and all ord'.rs for exportation duly ex-
ecuted; (mailer fire Bottles at xis. and as. 9d. Sold wholefale and
retail, With ample direetions, by Meas. Bacon and Co. No. !so,
Oxford-fired, appufite Bond-ftreet. , .

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TO THE II.A.DIES
BAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY.-
This preparation for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS
from the FACE, NECK, ARMS. Etc. and for improving the
COMPLEXION, has been fufficiendy celebrated throughout the
Eaftern Nations. from whence it was firlt brought to this country
by Lady M. W. M—ue. lu chore abodes of luxury, particularly
in Turkey and Egypt, it appears the Ladies eonftaotly htake tik
of this preparation at the baths, and it was by tojans of Lady M.
W. M. free accefs to them, that the became acquainted with the
ferret of itvcompofition. By the men it is employed to give unifcr •
mity:and Dupe to their muttechios, Ike. This Depilatory has now
for many years fuitained a charaCter in England and on the Conti-
nent, for its innment quality, perman int effea, and grateful odour
as aim-fume, which the great number of fpurions and unfuccefiful
attempts to imitate it, have prated to be exclutively its own. To
prevent mole bnpofitions, which are daily predict& pleafero 'th-
ieve, that each bottle is lived T. Hagazet, in the Proprietor's
hand-writing, to imitate which is a felony. .
May be had genuine, of Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards; St Paul's
Church-yard ; Mr. Crifp, No. 39, Cockfpur-itreet ; Aleffre Dicey
and Co. Bow Church-yard; Mr. Bacon, Oxford-ftrect; Mr. Ber-
ry, Perfumer, Greek-itreet ; and Meffrs. Ching and Co. Cheap-
fide. Price 31.6 d. the bottle. An abatement of one (billing in fix
bottles.—Sold in the Country, by Mr. Barter, Edinburgh; Mr.
M•Donald, Gialgow ; Mr. Dancer, York; Mils Oregfon, U.
verpool ; Mrs. Marriott, Bath; Mrs. Shiereliffe, Briltol ; Mr.
Cowden, Leicefter; Mr. Staines, Mancteiter ; Mr. Swietair,
Birmingham; Mr. Drewry, Derby; Mr. Binnes, Lerds •, Melfrs.
Cubley and Co. Plymouth ; and Mr. Woolmer, Exeter; Mr. Col-
lins, Salifbury ; Mr. Walker, Glouceftcr ; Mr. Newcombe, Stant.
ford; anti Mr. Hodges, Sherborne.

I_HAVING dedicated znyleif to the Itudy, and oeen
A.A. gratified by the tri4l confidaable praddee In that bnneb
which I dureght ].roper so feledi, I trait that I save miaow mg.
employed my dine than thole who. in the extenfive field of the
profeffion, are occalionafty i=merfed in uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that fumes which is acquired ky concentrating the
Into:Maud power to one etas of disorders.
The di:cafes of DEBILITY art. seedier*y ciffireding, for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fynaptoms, and, by a de-
prellion of all vital energy, exiftence 1.07u1f tvcomes embittered...
Whether they wife from the prevalex.e oflll example, thedefiree-
live habits of (dud-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re.
quire the molt &Mums proferional ; hut by the ignorance
of uneducated nal, the impugns are aggravated, and the eon&
tntion is de
As a Ml= of the ROYAL COIJAGRof SURGEOWS,
I grcund my pea/rodeos on regularity of education: and potitiling
every privilege to pradice. I feel myfrlf =lifted to that confidence
with wLicla I have hitherto been folicomally honoured.
In ME Ent fenfations of local weshnes, early application will
prevent the calamity of a debilitated fate; but where the fur+
ferer, from a etnecioufnefs of the unmanlittes of the v!cc which
ceded his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfnrc of be.
family pby&lae, and broods over his isdnality with careful ens.
=ailment. tt mat be fatisfadory for him to be affured not only of
capability of unman, but alto of the moll inviolable ferrety.
And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poMble to prevent patt;
danger or MIA; in the mot complicated c..fes it is the acquire.
meat of exclufive experience in this lime to rffeek a Cafe, eared*,
and fpeedy reefiablliherent.
I offer the advantage of this exy.eri.nee to thole of OW 14'rett•
are afilblied with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fOseallis cle
VS-VaaKAL DIFECTION, and in all cake the terms elfeeifit
eeraden are fisted an the fart Interview.
Patb:ntsin the eguntry are cape...Amite inclofe a Bank Note, and
are vquefted to fpedfy their age and manner of living.
•
MARTIN BRER,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In Leedom
Ns np, Arundel cast, Wand, not Temple Pet.
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FRANCE.

PAWS, AUGUST IL

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The Mini(ler of Marine arrived at Boulogne on
Tuefday the 6th inllant, and was bully employed for
feveral hours with the Emperor, at his Majelly's
bead-quarters _ _

One of our Journals contains the following:—"s We
Live every reafon tc believe that Government has re-
ceived fatisfaffory accounts of the combined fqua-
drons. Every thing feems to announce that great
events are at hand, the fuccefs of which is eirpeffed
with that confidence which the mind and the fortune
of him who has prepared and direded them mull in.
fpire."
The preparations in our dock yards. and efpecial-
1T at Antwerp, are carried on with great aftivity ;
eight large !hips of war are in a very forward Rate.
They write from kitraiburgh. that the Emperor is
lhortly expeßed in that city, where a Guard ..f Ho.
nour is organized, and other preparations are making
for his reception.

AUGUST 9.
On the 7th, the Emperor reviewed the whole flo-
tilla at Boulogne, and found it in a very good hate ;
on which he 'citified his fatisfadion to the Knitter
of Marine.
One of our Journals affects, that the War Minder,
Burins', is appointed Chief of the Staff of the
Army of England, and that Martha LASNES will
command the van.
In the official Journal of yeflerday, we read the
following article from Ragufa, which, in the prefent
situation of affairs, is very important:
" Baron Rostrri is returning to Vienna from the
Mouths of the Cattaro; to give an account of his
four years Adminiflration of that part of the Auf-
trian dominions. There can be no doubt but his
Government has required of him fome froth elucida-
tions refpeding the precarious fituation of thofe pro-
vinces and the furrounding territory. It knows all
the exertions of the Ruffians to induce the Greeks in
its States, and thofe in Turkey, to become difobe-
client to their mailers. Will it fee, without concern,
a Ruffian army unneceffarily affemble in the lonian
Hands, which a:c menaced by no danger, and fpread-
ing over the Continent, and there endeavouring to
corrupt the loyalty of the Chiefs, making ufe of the
fimilarity of religion to procure partizans; who, in
hopes of being united with them in a new empire, are
lowing the feeds of a Revolution, of which Raffia
, will be ready at the firft moment to favour the pro-
vers, and of which the alone will reap all the fruits?"
The illoaiteur of yelterday and of this day, contains
two important articles ; the firft is a full account of
the fiege of Si. Domingo by the Blacks, and of their
complete defeat ; the fecond is a fuller report from
Admiral VSIII U SI. to the Emperor, of the glorious
asflions fought by the Batavian fquadron on the 17th
and 18th of July.
AUGUST 10.
Yenerday his Serene Highnefs Prince MURAT, and
her Imperial Highnefs the Printers Curio:ma, fet
off for Boulogne. The Secretary of State is alfo at
Boulogne, and has fixed his office at a Cattle near
the Emperor's head quarters.
On the evening of the Bth there was a rumour that
the troops were embarking at Boulogne ; but yefter-
day this report, laid to come by the telegraph, was
again contradided.
This day we have received intelligence of a battle,
fought off Ferrol, between the combined fleet and an
Englifh lquadron. Although two Spanifh (hips got
amongil the enemy's fleet, and were taken, the ad.
vantage remained on our fide. It is added, that the
combined fleet, after had received fome reinforce-
anent from Ferrol, went in quell of the enemy, but
did not find them : this latter account, however,
Bands in need of confirmation.
HANSURG. JULY 27.—Our Journals pretend to
know that' the differences which had arifen between
the Kings of Praia and Sweden are on the point of
being accommodated, and that a new Milliner from
Sweden is expelled immediately to arrive at Berlin.
HAMBURGH, AUGUST 9.—An Altona newfpaper
Elates, under the date Connantinople, July 8, that
feveral Ruffian (hips were expelled there from the
Black Sea, with 20,000 troops from Corfu.
LOWS& ELIE, AUGUST 6.—Baron BROCKHAUSFN,
who was appointed Envoy from the Court of Priam
to that of Vienna, will not go to the latter place,
but obtain a fituation in the Adminiftration of the
Interior. if
At Napier, the Diredor of Foreign Affairs, the
Chevalier Michereux, Knight of the Ruffian order of
St. Anne, died lately, aged 49 years. His deceafe
ia much lamented by the Court.
nosy, JULY 22.—The vicinity of Mantua has,
lince ,the middle of this month, been infeited with
wildravenous beans. They were at fitft imagined
to. be wolves, but there is now reafon to fuppofe that
they are lions, tigers, &c. which have 'efcaped from
their keepers. The peafantry and national gens-
d'armerie are ordered to purfue there animals, by
which two children and a woman have already been
devoured.
Pt. ac laza, JULY Ig.—The magazine for prepared
ammunition, that, is, cartridges for mufkets and
Funs, fituate4 in the fort of this city, blew up yeller-
day at three in the afternoon with a violent explofion,
which, however, did no injury to the place. This
accident is the refult of the molt atrocious villainy,
and was executed with the moil fanguinary delibera-
tion. As the keeeer of the magazine was fufpeded
of embezzling the ammunition, an examination was
to he inflituted, as loon as the inventory fhould he
prepared and delivered to his fuccetl'or. Yellerday
this hufiaefs was to have been finithed, and the culprit
puninied. But the villain, reviving to die, rather
than Coffer his dithonefty to be proved,. determined
to involve in his own ruin that of the gunners and
the officers engaged in the examination. At the mo-
ment when they were terming this Winds, he ap-
peared with a roll of paper in his liand, which is (ince
fuppofed ;o have contained a match. His projed
fucceeded but too well. The magazine, with thirty-
two artillery waggons, blew up with the culprit, a
Captain, the new keeeper of the floret, and feven
tannoneers ; twelve or fourteen privates :of the fame
regiment were dattgeroufly wounded. The Chief of
the Battalion, Mowratovate, who ha • let tin foot the
examination,was fortunately out of the magasines and
was but (lightly wounded. By the meafures which
,sere Wiwi/ adopted, the st4jacent mottaxinci and

buildings were revved from injury. Ass ancient
Gothic church was likewife dear oyed by the explorson.
BHttLIN, JULY 27.—Two French Captains lately
arrived here ; one of whom immediately repaired-to
the King at Charlottenburg, where, it is alerted, he
delivered a letter to his Majefiy from the Emperor,
blarineow, the contents of which relate to M. Novo-
stvrzorv'blate million ; the other brought difpatches
to the French Ambaffador. It is laid that the fpeedy
recal of M. NovosiLTZOST has made a difagreeable
iMpreflion on the mind of his Pruffian Majefty.
This is no wonder finoe it is fo well known, that
his MajeQy has flrmined every nerve to bring about
an accommodation between RA.' and France, in
which at leatt for the prefent, he has been clifappoint-
eel, through the precipitate condua of KtAlla. In
the mean time, his Majeft y perftveres in his refolution
of remaining neutral, whatever may happen. This
is evident from every circumflance, and the reports
to the contrail, which have been circulated, are to-
tally void of all foundation. His Majelty continues
to hold long and frequent conferences with M. La
Fos.k.sr, the French Ambaffador, whom he appears
to refpeCt greatly. It is therefore conjeltured, that
matters of great imp3rtance are Qtll in agitation.

HaLattm, Atte. la.—Our city has been without
garrifan for feveral days pall. All the corps of
troops which fucceffively arrived here in the courfe
of lalt week, purfued their route to the Helder.
From thence we learn, that General Kummer,
with feveral othcr Generals, went on board the (hips
lalt Tharfday, on which occafion 21 guns were fired
from the men of war. Every thing h ready to put
to fea at a momenta notice.

JULY 24.—We have at prefent in the
Southern part of Tyrol 14,000 troops. This corps,
under the orders of M. de Citarrs2va, is competed
of the regiments of Newguebancz, Jordis, Klebech,
Duces, and Spork. The four firft are in this city and
the environs ; the fifth is at Demo. The dragoons
of Hohenzollern are in part here, and in part at Ito-
voredo. We have 27 pieces of artillery. Three thou-'
find peafants, and 1,500 foldiors are employed on
the works of the fortifications.—The conic of Bo-
zeno is likewife putting in good condition. Two
pieces of artillery have been fent to the cafile of
La Pietro.. The Tyrolefe Volunteers are exercifed
in firing with the carbine. There is talk of a great
plan of- coalition, in confequence of which we lt.ill
have war in a few reontbs,ritiornieur.