Star.
London, England, 1810-07-26 00:00:00

AWFICI.F. OF COWNIERVE.

Particulari may be had, attjthe 14 day of Augur, of Niessci.
Blake and White, Essex-orect, Strand, London ; of the Auc-
tioneer, Southampton ; and of John Ling, Bail:tf, Townhill, who
will shew the Premises.

N. L. The Auctioneer will be each day of sale at the New
Inn, Wect End, In the Parish of South Stoneham, precisely at
eleven o'clock, and will proceed from thence to •he r,specure
Lots, where the Auction will be held, or as near thae:u as cir-
cumstances will permit.
Tenders, post paid, sealed up and addressed to Mr. lioskey,
for the renting of any of the said Premises, upon a 'l'w•enty-one
Years Lease, will meet with attention.
EL

SITUATION FOR ACHI!' BUILDER AND
TIMBER OR ItAter M}RCHAN T.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE 4:Os:TRACT,
(With immediate t ossessi n)
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate near a certain place, called St. Ann's :'ort, in Ring s
Lynn, in the County of Norfolk, comprising an extensive Yard
for building Ships, with good Saw-pitta, Blacksmith's Shop,
Monk] Loft, and other conveniences neees,ary for conducting the
business of a Ship Builder; and the local •itttatlon of the pre
mist•: affords a convenient opportunity of making a dry Dock.
A 1,,) an excellent Derelling.houw, adjoming the aims, with a
good Stable and Chaise-house thereto belonging. The ►':enuiser.
are now in the occupation of Messrs. BrindL y's, who have cu.
tared upon a more extensive concern at Ft indsbury.
The Port of I .ynti is well %ituated for Focuring Oak Tintle.r
front the Counties of Suffolk, Northampton, Bedford, Bucking-
ham, Rutland. and °awe Counties, by means of the River Once.
For price and further particulars, enquire at the Office of Mr.
Harvey Gooilwin, in Lynn Letters to be post paid.

iTo EAST ArliS I' INPI es, AMEIUCAN, and RUSSIA
I%IEI2I:HAN IS.
P.4-IEATti, N,,ttingham, informs the Nfer-
• • chants of F.oglaod, ...id Traders in mend. that for the con-
srmieoce of sale he hA, pla. ,t his JUNIPER. ESSCNCE of PEP-
i VERMIN r and milts. ;vie li. le, in the hands of Mews. Shaw
all Edwards, tit;, St. Church-yar 1. _

I unip.f b..3ence or Peppermint it well known as a safe, effx.-
!nal, And plea,ant Retned l'lattilencies, G.nity and Cholicky
Paint is the s.o:nach and Bowels, Indigtstion, Hysterics. Sea
:4ieknets, Nausea atteadant on Pregnancy, R. Jaaation and I.as,s-
-tutle arking irons .stmotp I. ric I lett, Want of Al.petitt.,
from inclement ‘Veather, the Abuse of Spirituot4 Liquors, and
in the Spasmodic .kffeetto..s thenitomach and Bo writ, so cont-
' mon to —ada do..e to the ur.ency of the case.—
'A4 a family Niedicine. ur fur the Army or Navy, it will be found
la vat/ante at qui,,tton.
',old wit t.esile :Ind Retail. by \Lists. Shaw and Edwards, M.
tit. Paul's Church-sard, ,tie are genuine, except each Bold'
has "J. P• N engraietl on a Black Stamp.
In > tor B.attlet 2i. 9.l.—and in Phials_,_ id. WO Is. I id.

FOREIGN I A7E t,LIGENCE.

DRESDEN, JULY 7.

According to the last advices from Vienna, the
victory obtained on the 3d nit. by the Russians over
the Turks, has been productive of results extremely
aivantageous to the victors.
Silistria capituLted on the 11en, and the Grand
Vizier proposed a suspension of hostilities. Count
Kamenski demanded that preliminaries should Ise'
signed forthwith. The Turkish army is failing back
through the mountains upon Adrianople. Barn has
proposed terms of capitulation.
These accounts, transmitted to Vienna in an official
dispatch, dated the 12th ult. are confirmed by those
received direct from St. Petersburgh, by the Russian
Legation here.

BEAUT/fUI. MANSION AND LANDS BETWELN
CHELTENHAM AND BATH.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAIE CONTRACT,
ALL that elegant stone-built MANSION, called
—IIOWNHAIVI HOUSE, most delightfally situated on the
declivity of a Hill, in the Parish of Rodboraugh, hi the County
of Gloucester, commanding beautifully picturesque pto•pects,
with an excellent Garden and Fleeter Garden st ailed in, Hot-
house and Green •honse, all in high perfection, and several fine
Inclosures of excellent' Pasture Land, comprising al ogether be-
tween 40 and .50 Acres, with spacious Out-offi.es and Stabling,
Double Coach-house, &c. &c. 'Mt Estate is intely timbered,
and there is a most desirable shady avenue of Trt et, roand a prin-
ILINOVER, JULY 7.
cfpal part of it. The House presents a ne sat elegant stone Lont,
with arcades, and consists of an elegant vestibule, Parlour, , Draw. ! The King of Holland arrived here yesterday. His
ing and Breakfait-roonts, about 22 feet by 18 each, Study, and ; Majesty continued his journey, without stopping, for
au ample windier of Bed-roomy. The whole Buildings are in a
; Cassel, where he goes to join his brother.
most complete state of repair, and the premises are entitled to
an extensive right over the adjAcent Commons for She p and STOCKHOLM, JULY le.
Cattle, and in the event of an Inclosure of the Parish taking Agreeable to a Petition from his Excellency Count
place (which is very probable), the Estate will be very much int- Fabian rerien, ali the . papers belonging to his de-
proved in value. The distance front Cheltenham is about io
ceased brother, Count Axel Fersen, have been Mi-
miles, and front Bath about 23. The Parlour, Drawing-room,
and other principal Roams, are elegantly furtii.heel. and the Fur- • ninety inspected. The Chief Con...senor of Justice,
Moire may lw •alten at a valeation, to,rther with a molerat! Mr. Poppius, the High Chief Justice Klenteberg, the
a ock of fine old Wines in the Cellar. —lmmedire possession may
1 Deputy Lord Governor of Stockholm, Baron Edel-
he had, and two- birds or upwards of the 'maltase-money may t
i Crag, :tad the Attorney;General of the Kingdom.
remAin on Mortgage of the pranises for six years.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. V.'eltes, Gwinnett and I Baron Mannerhjem, were present, and, in a Report
Newmark, S Icitors, in Cheltenham i drawn up by them, it is stated, that no paper what-
FOR THE I LETII AND CCM .4. ; ever was futtild, th it kid the least connection either
rHE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEA RI. DEN- i with the deceased Crown Prince or his death. To-
TIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB liblkt;,F, Mini-( morrow hit Royal Highness is to be buried in the
to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, church of Riddareliohn. Some riots arc apprehended,
both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use to ; bilt, as there is a large military force, it is thought
they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to 1 ,
i the will be without any dangerous consequences
out age; will render them white and beautiful without the least
impairing the Enamel, fasten such as arc louse, keep such as are 1 Bonaparte is said to interest himself for the King of
rs
already decayed from becoming woe, prevent the Yott;h-,-ch, Denmark, as successor t i the Crown ; Russia supports
perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gants,and make them grow firm 1 the Prince of Oldenburl• ; and the Swediih nation the
and close to the teeth. Thee likewise render the breath deli-
cately sweet, and remedy all those Ditorders that are the cause. 1 bet tiler of the Prince of Atirrnstenintrg. Several so't-
--s
quence of Scorbutic Gums and bid Teets. They contnine to be : ,i 150..; have made oath that s tele of the ringleaders of
sill, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Mew, Cocksgut-street, I the ‘s)th June have endeavoured to prevail on then.
London, price es. 91. each, and retail by 1' Scarman (late Part- : to forget their oath of allegiance.. The unhappy riot
ntr and Successor to Mr. Hemet) Georer-street, Hanover-square.
: rot tae last-mentioned day has had such an influence on
None are genuine but what have the words, "J. Hemet, Bayley 1 '
and BleWpCrwkspu r-street;' ," engraved in the S. top, Atida label
• Count 1J goy lady, that she died in consequence.
14 Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London," pasted on the
back or each bottle and box.
N B. '1 he Essence is imrticularle recommended to Parents and
persons who have the care of Children as the
gr:atest preset Ira-
dye of young and tender Teetii.

MTERCEFTED CORRESPONDENCE.

DIF,I,PE, MAY C 7.
1 Monsieur Ic Marchal Duke of I hi'matia,
Alil'lCil..
WHEN Men of E,ltication and professional skill ; The Emperor directs ire :o acqnaint you, Marshal,
•v v use pt. rsevrring emleavours to di.cnver the most sate and ! that Lerid t and Ostalrich being taken, and Adequi• ,
certain method of treating a fel.? pre•vaill:‘:l; Di,e.ptes, the FUCCC3S-
- result of their experience k the best proof of superiari y. ; tienza being Asti doubtle,s by this time in our posses- I
Messrs. Goss and Co. Surgeons, regularly edt.cated and ini- i si,,,n, he has ordered General Suchet to march urat 1
tinted into every branch of the profeesion (certificates of which osa and 'Marshal the Duke ct Tarento to. take
;1 ort ,
from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent 1 Tarragona. •
Physicians, they have to creivince aoy inquirer), have been in- t• After the taking of these two places, General Su-
duced to make the cure of the following tit., efject of their par- ' chet may with a corps of 30,000 men, and the neces.
ticttiar studi,viz. a certain Disorder, freq tenth• contracted in a I
moment *a intoxication, and its cc,nconlitants, Strictures and is ary battering train, march against Valencia, and pos-
Gteeis, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually 1 secs himself of that city ,• for this is the first operation
cured; as also debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian Maul- , that would then become necessary, as it has hitherto
gences, long residence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice,
caused us an unavoidable loss of men.
too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the I
His Majesty charges me likewise to inform yon. ;
one causing vcrility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous 1
train of nervou3 diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tenni. : that as the seige of Ciudad Rodrigo may occasion a
i
sate in Impotence and Consumption. The result 6f a long and ' battle, General Replier, with the 2d .corps, is to
by a superior method, to march upon Abrantes, where he will be under the
extensive practice bas enabled them,
remove those complaints, however inveterate or complicated, orders of the Prince of Essling, with a view of ma-
without laying the patient iiii4er the least restraint in diet or ex-
n the right of the Tagus.
erase • and in recent Venereal Cases, wheire an early application noeuvring upo
is made en discovery of the iii'ection, they pledge themselves to The Empesbr is of opinion, that the Ist, 4th, and
perform a cure in the short space of two days. The unpreceden- 15th corps, and the division of Dessolles, are more
ted success of their mode of treatment (which has never been I than sufficient in the south ; and that the sth corps is
known to fail in one sihgle instance in a practice of 1 2 years, du-Ito
en a e the attention of the Portuguese on the side
ing which period many persons ot both sexes have been cured,even 1 g
alter severe and injurious method. had been pursued tiy other of Badajos. 1
Practitioners without effect); induces them to theuj publicly offer I lam also at the same time to inform you, Monsieur
their advice. 'Messrs. Goss and Co. may be constdted daily, per- i le Duc, that the Emperor is very much surprised at
sonally or by letter, by el-her sex, with inviolable secrecy, deli- {the le in all the towns of Spain taking up arms,
easy, and attention. Pitients in the conntry are
,requested to de-
i
scribe their age, manner of living, &c. inciosing a Bank Note, and and cannot compreh
end how your experience could
the same will he duly attended to. and advice and triedieineseCnt have forgotten the danger arisin' from leaving arms
to any part of die kingdom.-Is, I'mm:lk-street, Fieet-street. in the hands of people who make so bad a use of

srsta—l have received the Emperor's orders to
write to your Majesty on the subject of the armament
of the Spaniards, which he has observed with regret.
His Majesty cons.ders this immense armament as
lady to inafease the resistance they make, and cans,*
the loss of the French soldiers ; and conceives it a
wrong and imprudent system to persist in moderation
after having been reneatedly deceived by them.
Field-Marshal the Prince of Essling has orders to
press the Siege of Ciudad Itodric, which may being
on an eneagement—and as the Emper,r does not
conceive that the English are to be feared, it is his
Majesty's desire that you should place General Reg'
nier with the 2J corps d'armee under the orders of the
Prince of Essling, manouvre upon Alcantara and
the right of the Tagus.
His Majesty is of opinion that the l st, 4th, and Sth
corps, and the division of 11:ssolles are more than
r sufficient for Andalusia ; and that, by means of this
disposition, the Prince of Essling will be the better
able to prevent the raising of the siege of Ciudad Ro.
drigo, to gain possession of that fortress, and execute
his Majesty's other intentions.
Yoi'r Majesty is informed of the taking of Lerida.
At the Emperor issues his orders immediately to Gee
!lend Sucher, 1w cl,•sires that your Majes y wibl not
give any orders to the army of Arragrn, that it may
not act with uncertainty and contradiction.
The Emperor likewise recommends that all the
operations may be prudently combined, -in order at
once to hring the cause to a conclusion. (Signed)
The Prince-of WAGKAM and NEU,CHATEL.
HAVItE, MAY 25.

To the 1114.114arthal Prince of bane,
Sm—lt appears from the statement of the force of
the English army, as taken from the English news-
papers, that it consists of 0000 men, English and
Germans, and 2.4100 Portuguese. Tlie Emperor orders
me to acquaint you, therefore, that you must have
more troops than are sufficient ,to beat the English
army, in case they should endeavour to raise the siege
of Cindad Rodrigo. It is his Majesty's desire that
yen should. proceed with the fith and Bth corps, leay.
ing 2000 dragoons of the Bth with General Belle! mar!
and likewise. a corps of about WOOD men, infantry. •
cavalry, and artillery, sufficient to keep open the com-
munication ; and you, Prince, with the 6th corps and
.the rest of the sth{ forming together about .50,000
men, must take possession of Ciudad Rodrigo, and
defeat the English if they advance.
I hare just written to the king of Spain, and to
Field• Marshal the Duke of Dalmatia, to Omit Ge-
neral Regnier under your orders, with the u •asepo.
d'artnee which he commanded.:
I have dispatched orders to General Regoieello tip. t
preach Alcantara will his corps, in order to iiitepetille
with you on the right of the Tagus. (Signid) - •
The Prince of WACRASI and NaUllallatC,

AMERICAN PAPERS.

Bosrom, JUNE if.

&WRAC? OP 4 LETTER TO IDE ET ITOR FROM A alritTLIA
-1.V9 DATED WASHI%GrOX, IS.

" Observing it to be stated in the various public
prints that there is. a probability or intention 01 cal-
ing Congress, I can assure you that no such intention
exists; that, on the contrary, there is almost a cer-
tainty, should nothing further occur, that Co wet:
will not be convened before the constitutional.p :ibid.
—The two Spanish Gentlemen, Don Juan de Voli.
.bur and Don Jose Yuera, said to be charged with
communications from Caraccas to this Gov rrnment.
left this city this morning for Philadelphia, where
they will reside for the present. They were treated
with the greatest politeness by the Officers ofour Go-
vernment, but could not be received in any official
capacity, being charged with no dOcuments exhibit-
ing them as representatives of a Government or na-
tion ; they were, however,. assured of the most friend-
ly wishes towards them." •• a
Roza 24.—We are perplexed with doubt as io the
call oftongress, but the prevailing sentiment here Is,
that the- Legisl mire will be summoned in the begin-
ning of August, bat not before, for the pirpose of
aliipting something decisive upon the dispatches re-
ceived. There is no doubt that the anger of our Mi-
nistry is very great against France, and if Congress ba
convoked, nothing hostile will be adopted against
Great Britain, unless it be sending, out a Charge des
Affaires, iustead of alslinistet Plenipotentiary. As
to Bonaparte. his insults to our citizens, and his liar-
less seizure of all American property within his power,
call for nothing less than the severest measures.—
My individual opinion is, that if satisfactory redress
be not made, war will be declared against France.
JVNIt 26.—The Province of West Florida will, in
less than two mouths, throw itself under the pratec-
tion of the United States, if it should be consistent
with the views of that Government t.i receive it; if
not, under the Government of Mexico. Consultations
are daily held with the Government at Baton Rouge.
None of the inhubitants are now afraid to approach
him with propositions. They all equally despise Bo-
naparto. and they find now that he has possession of
all Spain.
• From the Havznnah, letters have been received of
the beginning of this month. The determination to
reduce imposts had been again suspended, and
the oid
per cent• on imports, and 12 on
thedutyofs4
, exports, had been revived. Molasses had risen one
' vial a keg, and it was supposed that the price would
advance much higher, the crop being one third *bar-
ter this year than the last. As the duty is now aug-
mented to three dollars per hogshead, it will be Ws-
' possible to ship at the present price.