Star.
London, England, 1810-07-02 00:00:00

TRANSP4ETOI.F.WE, Junedl6, 1810.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
• HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, fcr taking
Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, aid for Me Care and
Csotody of PRISNVERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,

OFFIC 5, June 9, 1810.
•NOTICE it hereby given, That a S..tsrw: cf qtfir and
Term:int.-and Goal Ddivers, for th? Trio! of Velem eorowriad
on the 1-4 Sear, :Ohio the fa, ireketiolt 'like Admiralty f bighead, i
will Le hell at Jailice Hall, is the 011 Lonloi, art Thorday the
12M of .rty next, at eight e'clui in the wr:ming. .I'. IV. CROK RR.

That they will be ready at this Office, on Thursday,- the Sth
Of July, 1310, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
FOR. SALE BY PR4 VA Cl': CO bri.RAC l's
Persons as may be .Wiling to contract for supplying the under-
mentioned '
Articles ft.„ HE beautiful and remarkable fast-sailing FET-
TER months certain, for the service of i
TER of MARQUE Schooner. ZEPHYR, admeastwes
Prisoners of War, and Sick and Wounded Seamen, viz. per register 172 42.94 Tons:—This is one of the handsomest and
best adapted Vessels for dir,:ateli that has been seen in the Port
Feather Pillows, Sh4ts,
Shoes, Flannel Shirts, of London for some lime, is nearly new, and had a thorough
outfit at Plymouth about four months ago, and may be sent to
Flannel, Linen Shirts, sea immediately. For viewing the Vessel and other &liars,
Flannel Dresses, Night Caps, and Linen. • apply to Mr. S. Cock, 33, Old Broad-street.
No Tender will be received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor '
OXFORDSHIRE.
any noticed, mans the party,ar an went or him, pereonal4 attend. CAPITAL. MANORS, FARMS, AND ADVOWSON.
Each Tender mart be aecomitanied by a Letter from two respedaLle 011.1. Thursday, the sth day of July next (unless previously dis-
Pertont en,,,,raging to become hound with the Perm tendering, in the cane cif .. ` •• po
RS of Stvinbrook, Widford, Astall,gett of by Private Contract). -
~,1 HE MANORS
4;00 for the due performance of the C,:ontract.
. ...
Farther particulars laySc known 6,y applying at Mit 0.11,7•.,, arid '4 'yid A 7tally, with sundr4.:aluaide compact Freehold
n,
arms, •c.orh, : nog upwards Of . Acres, together with tins
Samfrtm may kfttlee*d alit StorthePee General'', rfrigZini4 (2"t:, , ,Advowson of ahe Living of Widford, ail lying together, and
Thamei-,beet. 'lO i situate in the sev ral Parishes of Swiubrook, :Wall, and Full-
' brook, in the County of Oxfind, upon the great road from Oxford
to Gloucester, about one nule front Burford, and live from Wit-
ney, together with an extensive Right of Fishery, which runs
through the Manors.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Strong, Still, and
Strong, Lincoln's Inn (where a Plan of the Estate may be semi);
or to Charles Loder. Esq. Kencnt, near Burford ; or Mr. George
Hainshlike, of 3wlnbrook, who will shew the premises.

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW BRIDGE-STRIET, REACICERIARS;
Empowered by Act of Parliament fur Insurance from FIRE, and

en laves; and for the Grant and Purchase of AN N ulnas.
INSURANCES falling due at Midsummer will
ex-
pire, unless renewed within fifteen days from that period.

The System of Fire Insurance pursued by this Company, em-
braces every advantage on which it is possible for persons desir-
ing Ouch a security to calculate. The premiums for Mercantile
Insurance, and for every other class of Insurance in London, a• e
of the most r•oacrate description. On Insurances out of London,
the premiurt) arc lower than those of most of the Companies.—
No charge is M any case made for Fire Policies, or for alterations
by indskrsen• .nt.
A large ...:om.mission is allowed on Life Insurance, and in that,
and In e•• departnteat of /he business, the Com! any%
arranger afford the utmost convenience and facility to all
engaged transactions.
I3uildingsu . Foreiv` Cowries' may be insured, when ilseir
situation aud sructuveare nut objec.i enable."

WARNFP. PHIPPS, Secretary.
6.* The Company's Office for ..:te fst-end of Lon.lon, is at
N 0.97, on the Westoidc et Newellizl-st ;rot. over Oxford-oreet..

RRtruni HERR ING FISHING COWAN k
LA Inters t r lticorp ted by Act of Parliament. Capita
.E50°,404..10eF1ve 'Flamm Shares of £lOO each; aEd De be-
dlvidual to bold more t&siAle .enty Shares.

I'ATRON3—His .GALce the DUKE of ATHOL.

The Right Hon. the East of `The Right lion. 'Laid Glen-

Chich:ster

bervie

The Right Hon. Lord Viscount The Most Noble the Marquis
Melville of litintly
The Right lion. Lori De Dun- The Right lion. Lord Jocelyne
stanviile

PA Eel cx-r.—The Right Ho'nuurab!e the Lord Shi meld.
IrteE-Pit LAUD ENTo•-ioiihttit 'VOW OUT, EMI.
DIRIC rots.

ELEGA READENCE, CLAPHAM COMMON, SIM ILY.
10 dE SOLD BY AU. I lON—By Messrs. DRIVER,
At the V.,c:ion \far,, near the Bank, on Wednes,lay, July :5, in
several Lo,s, unle4s previous!, disposed of by Private Contract,
A mns.i• ,uperb VILLA, with any colmity not
less than t 3 and not exceeding 60 Acres of Laud; corn-
prsing ad ;hat nature and art can combine to please the eye, and
.ff comfort to the possessor pr.senting as the same hole a
most picturesque landsca;,e for the Artist, not to be equalled
within a far greeter dist •nee if the Metropolis, including exten-
sive Plea.,ure-grounds, with emwer Gardens, Hot-houses, Con-
servatories. &c. most abundantly furnished, with unrivalled ge-
:imelii of the various productions of the vegetable world, as well
.nttit;c as native, coll. seed sold cultivated at an unbounded ex-
pellee, and uossiii the -gate of cultivation. Also, another
Villa adjoining, fit fur a huge family, which possesses many of
'he above perfections, with or without it) or '2O Acres of Land,
Ail some smaller Dwelling Houses, togsther with a considerilde
fratuage, next Clapham Common, and front 20 to Sr) Acres of
other 111011 eligible building-ground, presenting a most advan-
tageous situation for the architect or builder to display a suite-
riuritv of taste, on an extensive and grand scale' which the re-
spectability of the neighbourhood fully demands. 'The whole
forms a most desirable and valuable property, capable of the
greatest improvement in a pecuniary point of view.

t,e, .vi; -wed by tickets only, which may now he had of Mr.
Stockdale, Bookseller, Pie=lMF; Mr. William Franks, Clapham
Comma': ;an of Nice 11-3. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents,
Kent-road; or at their Office, No. 3, in the Auctem Mart, near
the flank.—N. 3. Printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, will
be ready in a few days at the ahove places.

A %MS. ,9044-0
By lvtessrs. elloEl.eiMd'
en Saturday, thee:Sth day of July, 1810, at Iwo o'Clnck In the
, Afternoon, at the Bear Inn, Wantage, (unless before disposed
' of iy :trivet! Contact, of winch due notice will be given,)
A CA VITAL FREEHOLD EITATE, lying
In 'eve-Tall, afel principally inclosed, situate io the Parishes
rat 'West II mired and last Lockinge, a very fertile part of the
County of Berl's, on the turnpike road from Wantage to London ;
distant al, mt teree miles from %Vantage, seven trom Abingdon,
tot rein Wallingford, and 56 from London ; in the followlog•
.1 -steatite Lots, possession of which is to be hal sets the 10th day
. of 0 lobe!, lath, viz,
Lo I. A ce it Arable Laid, containing by admeasurcment
.0 acres, being the nordissard part of Gold Barrow Hill Furlong,
sod atijoteitig the village of %Vett Hentlied, bounded on the east
by the eu,11:11:.11 Field wed en tile West by the Gioge Road.
t.ot 2. A Pi.-ce ef Ara ale La cal, coeteinine 16A. 2R. 28P. be-
§• lg toe residue of Gold Barrow Hill Perlung, exteutling to icicle--
on Met e.
tee-. 3. A Piece of Arable Land, containing 13A. IR. 26P.
called the Twelve La el, struete southward of lckl •tot Mere ;
n 1 inciudieg the Mere; bout:tied on the south end by Mr.
May's Land, on the west by Lange Road, ald on the east by the
:o ninon Field.
Lot 4. A Pica* of Arable Land, containing 8 Acres, situate at
the north end of Brook Furlong, with the piece of Pas tire adjoin-
ing, hounded on the east by the Ginge Road, and on the west by
the Brook.
Lot 5 A Piece of Arable Land. centainine 19A. 3R. 15P. be-
ing the residue of Brook Furlong, evenuing up to Ickleton Mere,
with the Piece of Pasture adjoining.
Lot G. A capital Ov Teen WAccr Corn Mill, with Granary,
Three Tenements or Dwelling-houses an 1 Garden:, a Barn, and
other Out-houses, th; Fishery and Wa r. and Two Closes of rich
eleatiow Land, contaieing 6A. I R 17P. called the Mill Closes, all
adjoining, and late in the occupation of Mr. Witham Goddard,
deceased. Also, an inclose,' Grouuti of rich Arable Land, lying
eettignotia, called tie Mill Piece, containing 23A. 2R. 19P. in
:he occupation of Mr. Robert Hayward; and a Piece of Pasture
Land,containing 2A. 47P. extending from the ALB Closes to the 1
village of Ging t, by the Brook.
Lot 7. A steistatitial Dwelling [lease and leleit Item, with
etabling and oilier Offices, Yard, and epee tee-den, late in the
occupation of Mr. William Goddard, situate at Gioge, with a
Cortege and Gartlen deta:tied. Also a Paddock of rich Meadow
er Pasture, conenning I A IP ; and a Close of very Halt Arable
lend adjoining, called letee's Chew, containing 9A., IR. 281'. lying
contiguous to the Derellisig-house, and now in the occupation et,
Mr. Robert Hayward; the whole forming a desirable Cottatry
Residence.
Lot it. An Eligible Farm, called Mtge, lying nearly in a Ring
Fence, containing 243 A. SR. 51). capable of great improvement ; ;
consisting-of an excellent substantial Brick Dwelling-house, with
five spacious Barns, Stabling, Granary, Pigeon-house, and other
convenient Buildings,; large Yards, and good Garden; together
with sundry Mies and Pieces of rich Arable; Meadow, and Pas- I
AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the ori- cure Land, lying altogether, and in severalty; with three Cot-
ginel inventtun of Mr. Henry, and brought by his succes- Cages and Gardens, adjoining to l'ubb's Close.
sive imprevements to the highest perGction) continues to be pre- Lot 9. A desirable and imeroveable Farm, consisting of 327 A.
paced and sold by Messrs. Howse, Manufacturing Chemists, IR. BP. of Arable, Pasture, and Down Land, lying altogether, and
Manchester. in severalty; together with a small Dwelling house, two large
This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is composed of highly Barns, Stabling, Sheds, Well-house, and 'lard, adjoining, and con-
concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant aromatics veniently situated, Galled The Downs Farm; with the Moiety of
and elikacious antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate a valuable Sheep Pond on the Downs. •
and for anit; length of time. Its purgent odour adapts it for af- KT The foregoing Lots are situate to the Parish of West Hen•
fording relief in head-achs, faintings, &c. and render( it peculiarly tired, and subject to a Quit Rent ofXl. 4s. yearly, and to £32. 85,
grateful andrefreshing in crowded rooms, in pliers of public resort, Land I'ax.
and in the apartments of the sick. It countereets, also, the lace- Lot tO. An inclosed Ground of rich Meadow Land, contain.
tiun of contagious diseases. ire 26A. alt. 19P. called Penmarsh, situate in the parish of !lest
As many spurious and inferior preparxions are sold under the Lockinge, ani adjoining, in part, to the Wilts and Barks Canal.
same and similaenames, the public are requested to observe, as The Laud far
the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrs. The Estate (except parts of Lots 6 and 7) is in throcenpation
are engraved on the stamp. of Mr. Robert Heywa d, whose Lease exeires on, :he 10th of Oe
at d ti•ne posa essien of aU the Lot* nest be had,
HeTnlTAMfornahtiecate4rit of Vinegar, in bottles, price 2s. WI. each, ; ea.:meat ;
stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bailey and Blew. !litibjeet to Ms right to hoed over the Bare e Granary, Yards, and
tables, belonging to the Perin in
• Cproocpkrispeutor-rast)t,elevth,;!r(t2hmenoaynibyeethgae4tl:s in I Andon autheirizetilly the part (lithe levt.T.ing-tieute a 1 i S
Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, ; his peotesslon, until Milsumater 1811, for d.tpoting of his pre-
.Corttelian, Crystal, Sse- ' j sent Year's env,.
Also, Henry's Calcined Megeliesle, in *Ades -fteet. G& and further particulars may be-bad of Mr. Alll e, of East Rendred,
larger with glass stoppers, as 48. **hi their -names being on the • er Mr. Ward, of Farineelon ; where a telep of the Estate, sod of
stamps. the several Lots tomy be seen.

Desimble FARMSCOUNTRX RE•iIUENCE,WATER MILL
• awl L NDS, in "%VLSI' Hk:N DitED and E.,li 1 LOCKINGE,
in the COUN t'Y of i3ERK.i.

William Smith, Esq. M. P. . 'rimo.hy Stang&ld, Esq.
111.4 AAVfaclocks, Esq, M. 1. .*: William HitZte, Esq. •41
M. Wood, Esq. Sheriff and Md. John Capel, 1..0.1q.
George Schoky, Esq. Alderman Isaac Robinson, Esq.
Nathaniel itrickwood, Esq. I Thomas Cresviv• 11, Esq.
Kennard Smith, EA. I lain:s Ebenezer Sasuniers, 41.

• AUDITORS.
The Right Hon. Lord George Charles Welatest!, Esq.
, Seymour lames Bowen, Esq..
Francis Freeling, Esq.
The Directors of the above oncern, de-1 ous of entering ft
spet dily as possible on the execution of th. r plan, are ready to
receive Tendera to charter Vessels schooner or lugg.•r Pipes!,
fr.nn .1.5 to 70 Tons Admeasureinmt, co :Vet, ly touud an
eTtipped, with anchors, cables, randam; and running rigger`,
adapted fur the Deep Sea Fishery ; to be sobj-et t.o Insp.:aloe
.tut anruval, und to be navi,;ated by Nissues and Crew, se-
es hued by the Company. 'l' JS. S.A.UNDat3t See.
- Fishmongers' Hall, June 21, 1810.

'

,BE sou) BY AUCTION,
•
At tIU Cnuom•Hou;e, Dover, • I lt Ay,
pc to, tar U". a'Cloc •'••• •' • r-nnn,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots,
VIZ:

I°3o Canons of Sidra, of Brandy.
Of 11131 Strength for I)..ilers
354 Galloni lirat dy ' 1597 Gall mg G..nera.
Not of legal S-reagat for Dealers-1750 1;.&14- .1 13 erten,
Which may be viewed and toted the day pr_vedi4, a.. 4 on the
Marning cf the day of Sale.
A Depodt of €2J per Cent. bp rep *44

Si I.K STOCKINGS.
QELLING hgcomrnonly cheap, at 14.1. 52, Cheap:
1, side; an iiiunense SEGA of all kinds of Rosser', Glo es,
Flannels, Drawers, Ladies' Drosys all In nne, ace. .osqpktsprrs
and those wanting to levy 14r,; !Iv w.ll Cod a great a.ivreate by
an earlf Inspection of elec. articles. A tivrity' sisite or
black silk, Si. GL; the best ti t d'ty.ing.islly, chop t stow c eto*
stockings at is. per pair; very hie, ICAO.; Si. &kg ty.eirs
cotton for boots, :s 9d.; Ike ri'sbeal •ut tot). it id.; a 'era-to if
gloves, Irene )01 per pair, tbad other tailtiutsable artiC.4lll too Ml-
penitr to mention. 4. •
.%•..rievi•vp obserire—They are at RA 07CHt let Hollory W.sv.
hottligN4.s2. ebeapside, near Bow Merck

CHEVALIER. kUSPINI is happy to
that the Reputrion of hli DENIIF/LICE, and Ms o her
Medicire., has continued to increase ever si.ice ht. firs. A' rrl
in England, in the year 1731, at which time he Ere sub.nitt.ll
his invaluable Composiion, under the Title of IMN
It has been sold during the whole of that period by Mr. Smith,
Bond street, and has never been altered in prie or .•atne.
In orJer to prevent impositions on the Puhlie, 11.• bat had, by
permission of his Majery s Commissioners of Stamps, his Name
Inserted on each vamp, to counterfeit which is Felony.
The Prict• of each Article is as underneath :
_

A Box of 11.-ntikice Powder, 62. A Bottle of tincture, es.
A Bottle of Elixir. 6s. A Bottle of Styptic, es. 6d A double
Bottle of Sirp.ic, 171. , A elhable Bottle of I Inc' ore. 10,. ed.
A Pint Bottle of Tinctute, Li. is. A Quart
.Bottle, Sta.
A double Box of Dentifrice 10s.
Complkte Melogany Bows, tlku ho'd all the Chevalier's Me-
claes, E 4. Ss. each.

N.U. •l'he Chevalier and Son att.•nd at home and Ab • 'M. as
usual

DIXON'S CLLEBRATED AN I IBILIOUS PILLS.
THESE PILLS have long obtained a just
_
bray in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, .
Apothecary, and from their great success In many obstinate Bi.
boos Disorders, out numerous patients of distinction and others,
particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gre.
gory P.t.e Furrier. the Dowager Lady Say and Stir., theViseoun
tess Bulkeley, dcc. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to tho
public, under the approbation and cowtion of their name.
a Deal Castle, liaverfordwest, South Wales, Feb. 94, 1803.
" Captain Lloyd presents his complino-nts to Mr Dixon: al.
though not personally acquainted with him, would take It as a
favour, if tie would send hint ffnir or five boxes of his Pills as men
uhe possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi.
tine, is now pregnankand very unwell ;for the groat servke the),
!lave been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all his
gamily Captainiloyd f.tels it his duty to recommend the Pills
wherever he goes; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint
some persons as venders in this county, it would be a benefit to
tke comrr.unity.'l •

The PiUs are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring
the tone of the stomach, for curing Indigestioa, tor preventing
cri.ditive, and their cons:quent disagreeable eructations and Ivo- •
tildes. They I,revetit habitual and temporary costiveness, sick
head-achee, aed heart-burn, which is ocg„aaoned by pr•Stassixyl
11!..!i 4411111111611111 etematt, s. heaver arising from the acrimony ad
the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to exaess.
&del:wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chransidt,
corner of Paternoster row ; Baxter and Co F.denbargh and Glee
gnw ; Holland and Hayden, Plyinoteh ; Newberry and :eel.
Dublin ; Peck Vitt Turner, Hull ; and most country inedkin,
vendt, in bottles at Ss. 9d. and Gr. .xtch.
_ .. . ..
I) FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS...-.. .
THE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an
impure state of the animal jii*ces, which instead of nourish-
I ig and supporting the principle of We, irritate and derange the
nervous fibres; this products various complaints of a relaxed
habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondria. and
Hysteric affections arise, and from this disaaeed state of the blood
proceed the various maladies that embitter life, mar every present
en) iy lent, and cut the thread of existence by a premature decay.
For • . disorders 1)r. FOTH CROWS N rItVuLS II COKDIAL Deers
love en found the best remedy, the most powerfal restorative,
lev,
and reanimating medicine; it has been proved an intUltble cute
for those whose health has been injured in warm climates, or by
close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have
been fully couiirmed in those infirmities old& Maze me v.,ung
of either set, and too often prematurely petitions 011 age an 1. itl
the weaknesses connected with it. Ni) medicine p:liieliel slick
general restorative qualities, or KO well adapted to eve y ...lass of
valetudinarians; the cold nerves and weak muscles a r.l 'tea
habits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; by them the limbs
acquire fresh vigour, the estsausted veins are filled with rich aid
healthy juices, the spirits drooping aod languid, become revived
and exiiihrated, the different functions of appetite and digestion
are promoted by it, a- el the whole constitution receives new life
and strength. Ibis grand restorative of health cannot be mom-
mended with too much eagerness to the female sex, in the deli-
cate and highly nervous state which is known to succeed ebildbed,
and those peculiar indispositions of the sex, which breraut of at.
tem inn, are apt to produce the most fatal cilia/tering diseases,
and eyrie death Itself.
Sold wholesale ar.d retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside;
corner of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh
and Glasgow ; Belem, Portsmouth ; Newbery and Sun, Dublin;
Pack and i'urner, Hull; Hoehn.' and Hayden, Plymouih; and
most Books.dlers and ivfedicine V cuders, In every toWn, in bottles
at 4s. ed. aad 295. each. Of whom may' be had,
Dr. FOTHERGILL's FEMALE PILLS, price 2s. 9d. a biz.

ADVICE.
-‘ITHEN Mc‘n of Education and professional skill
use persevering endeavours to di cover the most safe and
cerain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the success-
ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated and
tiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which
from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent
Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in-
duced to make the cure of the following the abject of their pans
ticular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently cantracted in a
moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures- and
Gluets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually
cured; as also debility, whether arising worn Bacchanalian indul-
gences, long residence in warns climates, or a secret solitary vice,
too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the,
one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a nutnerous
train of nervous diseas:s' which, if not timely remedied, term'•
sate in Impotence and Consumption. The result of a long and
extensive practice has enabled them, by a supeflor method, to
remove those complaints, IIDWOVrt invet,ra.e or complicated,
without laying the patient tinder the least restraint in diet or ex-
ercise ; and ir. recent Venereal Cases, where an early application
is made on.discovery of the infection, they pledge themselves to
perform a cure in the short space of two days. Ile unpreceden•
ted snccess of their mode of tieatmetit (which has never been
known to fail in one single instance In a practice of 11l years,dists
Ing which period many persons of both sexes have ikon citred,orts
after severe and injurious methods had been pursued by oilier
Practitioners without elTvet), nidtices them to thus publieiy offer
their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted daily,per.
Initially or by letter, by either sex, w.tb inviolable secrecy, deli.
lacy, and attention. Patients in the country are :named to des
scribe their.age, manner of living, &c. inclosing a Daub histe,as4
the same will be duly attended to, and advice and medicines, scut
to any part of the kingdinn.-13, licitivexie.street, Fleetratreet.

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