Star.
London, England, 1811-06-19 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

NDS

HOU:

AT DAWLISH.

LA.— AND . IsES
PEREMP TORILY SOLD BY AUCTION.
In the Public Rooms at Dawlist, on the 51 day of July neat,
twelve o'clock at noon, unless previously disposed of by Pri-
vate Contract, of which due notice will be given,
erHE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE (in
f‘s Lou) of divers MESSUAGES, DWELLING-HOUSEi,
osail LANDS, partly in possession and partly in reversion of one,
ttlro aad three Lives, Arming the greater part of the beautiful
and improving Watering Place of Dawlish, divant about eleven
mites from Exeter and Sidmouth, four from Exmouth, and three
front Teignmouth.
Printed Particu'ars of this most desirable Property will b.
ready for delivery on or before the tO:h day of May, at the Amor
tion Mart, in Lonlon ; the White Hart, in Bath ; the Plough,
at Cheltenham ; the King's Arms, in Glouc-attr; the King's
Head, in Weymouth; at. the Office of Mr. Wasbrough, Lkid
Agent, in Taunton; at 11:yunee Hotel, in Falmouth; Pear.e's
lime!, Truro; Pripet-It:ad, Plymouth; at Mr. Lantlicrafk, in.
; at the Office of Mr. Dean, L.a:id A2.Lnt, or at Messrs
Williams and Manning's, Solicitors, in Exeter.
The Property may be viewed on application to Mr.lAmberaft,'
at Dawlish and all applications for prices by Private Contract,
will meet due attention on a reference to John Edge, Esq. cif
Pinney, near Lyme Regis; or to lames Nash, Esq. Colietoi
Orese,ent ; or Messrs. Williams and Manning,Sulicimrs,in Fxr.ter,
c.:A?

CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND SUFFOLK.
VALUAIsLE -MANORS, ADVOWSONS, and ESTATES.
By Mr. PEYTON,
•
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change- alley, Curnhill, early in
tae Month of July,
ri" HE MANORS of BOROUGH GREEN and
WESTLEY, and the Perpetual Advitwson of the Rectory
of Borough Green, and sundry very valuable F.ttates, in the a-
cupation of Messrs. Wedge, Fletcher, I.yles, Wells, and other.
most respectable Tenanti at Will; with the magnificent WoiAl:
in hand; etnitaining together upwards of MOO Acres.
The Manors of Wither‘flell and Shardlort, Alllngtnn (in
Stiudycamp.) and the perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of
Witherefield, a ild sundry very valuable Estate. in the occupation
of Messrs. ilggs, John Siggs, Wt.:strop Ewen Wedge, and others
very respectable Tenants at Will; as also, the beautiful spol
thriving Woods is hand, containing in the whole upward. ut
1500 Acres.
The Wesley and Borough Green Estates are situate five miles
from Newmarket, in the County of Canderidge, on the main I.on.
don road. The Withersheld and Shudyeasny's Estates are situate
In the County of Suffolk, within three miles of Havana', and on
the turnpike road leading from that town to Linton.
These Estates are well worth the attention of Caphallits aril
Sportsmen, as they abound with Game; and are only distant front
the nietropulis 55 mike. The land in general Is in a high state
of cultivation and the Buildings in capital repair, and one Haute
on each Estate may be converted into a Gentleman's Residence
at a trifling espence. The day of Sale will be advertised in due
time, and. printed particulars delivered at Mr. James's Office,
New lloswell-ceurt, Lincoln's lon, Lrindon:.

SELLING GATlNEAS.—Yesterday a Jew, named Hato
ris, was charged at the Mansion-house by --
Nathan, with stealing from him 300 golden guineas.
The complainant is a silversmith, at Plymostll.—On
the sth inst. he took 300 guineas to the prisoner to
sell him, at a profit of A''2s per cent. and the prose-
cutor received 3E375, in small Bank-notes, when the
guineas were handed over to the prisoner; but the
former wishing to have large notes, returned what
he had received, and requested to have three notes of
£lOO each, and the rest in small ones. The priso-
ner, on leaving the public-house where the affair was
transacted, under the supposition of going to the
Bank, returned him two £2O notes, and they both
went to Joseph's Coffee-house, which the prisoner
shortly left, and was followed by the prosecutor, (as
he stated), crying " stop thief." It appeared; how-
ever, that the prosecutor made no complaint to the
Lord Mayor until two days after the transaction,
when he applied for a warrant, and had him appre-
hended.—Mr. Andrews, on behalf of the prisoner,
took two objections, first, that this was a manifest
sale, and could only be cognizable in an action at
law. And secondly, that the prosecutor being a
violator of the law himself, by committing an offence,
which was punishable, in selling guineas, had no right
to claim protectionfrom thelaw. After someargurnent
between the learned Gentleman and Mr. Alley, for the
prosecution, the Lord Mayor d smissed the complaint.
The Musical Amateur, and the admirer of Pyro-
technic Science, never experienced a higher treat than
last night at Ranelagh, Milbank, where musical
,ex-
cellence, brilliant illuminations, and a grand display
of fireworks, in• all the pleasing varieties of fancy,
formed one of the grandest coup &rill, and received
enthusiastic applause from a crouded and fashionable
assembly.
Another tremendous thunderstorm visited Wor-
cester and it; environs on Saturday : at Perthshore,
Norton, the Elly &le, &c.- extensive damage was done _
to the fields ii:al gardens, and a large quantity of 110Clai.1- a HAPPINESS.
glass was broken. The neighboittlamod of Bit ruing- MARRIAGt stoup be the foundation of Social
Happiness, which is often disturited throieth the Fries
Mara on the same day experienced a similar tempest.
Saturday 'last another thunder-storm, but form- that form the orlon not taking those precautions which would se-
cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People
nately of short duration, took place in Bristol and the of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where
neighbourhood, accompanied by hailstones of an an- ese constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitazed by a
common size, which did considerable damage. At certeizionushatboittlettoten. ettratatsta.siteearis lig„dagse, nsa irreqvatuibilsltbeftsistabresi,libele
Lord Ds CLIFFORD'S, at Kingsweston, upwards of previous
slumbering sparks of life, and to irraelmate the system. F ..r
1600 panes were broken. In Cumberlona Bason, the no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme-
neal happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded
electric fluid struck the fore and main masts of a ship,
split them down, driving the splinter' to a consider;- PCUraßsaßreli andit wCOaa
for
t
ble distance ; one man was struck down, but mdi a- rids
last ‘:tr wa;;lty yweaLristb u i.dldrect thMeir c'Stsl:.-
es and practice exclusively to this treatment and cure of theVe-
irered without any serious injury. nereal Disease, and time awn-tine arising therefrom; inshore that
On the King's Birth-day the eldest sota of Professor derangement of the system. prnduced by the destructive habit of
Kidd of Aberdeen, amusing himself with firing, had inconsiderate school-boy,_ which brings on 'these iishetressii...g
time
loaded a blunderbuss, and leaving the ramrod in the Dm:brit:at,' i-st state. D-r
h‘eiesnuc:c...that,,,,t prevent .c wthetermtb;antzer
gives
Alttitcr;
barrel, was engaged in striking the flint while the additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these complainer,
piece was on half-cock, and the muzzle towards his which are the most important in the catalogue of human Mtn-
lace. The piece went off ; and the ramrod forcing mities. Jr bellovesevery penon who Las indulged la ;hoof soli-
face.
way through the under jaw, betwixt his under lip tnearlyiegvicaentitohseeonokurrelil
wbyhiccohnsf,itiAng lrfailtliElatanmdriCl o• relaiiiml.
and chin, pierced through di'. root of his tongue, and the sanction of scholastic authority, as weR as the testimony of
'there remained ! His mouth, of course, remained at upeontradicted facts. In prpfewing the cure of these complzietr,
full stretch, entil he was carried into the house, and they hold out o
iln inilecernent to vice ; bu
tter,sensible as omen
surgical assistance sent for, when it was with difficulty must be of the snce of such calami they one!. their
ass!stance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Lolligas
extracted. -al of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. blight and test
The value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARRII cases of Syphilitic Infection aria radically cured in the sleet
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present
day can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe,- space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration,
isuch
erste str.diFltucruesr,edpainses
jo!thenl yboonbiesm,
egn
ao
etsi
rent stages of a certain disease, which it Affectually at:ebbaartnenbina'anenintivata
GentleemP!n:. of the liyestbrespectabi yility have been under the care of
cures and eradicates from the habit.airithout exciting! Meson. Currie and Co. for the removal of complenits of the ore
the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva- dun, strictures, Sec. and having received a radical and perniened
non—without debilitating the constitution in any de- Dore,
evidences requestof
the decided areecfiedreeduces may
superiorityb e
o nude
Messrs.
o tileCmuarsrie and dOtT.s
gree, or even requiting confinement. from business or rui of treatment. Many f these gentlemen had strictures from
restriction cf diet. 'rise radical virtues of these ines- 10 th 20 years and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hes-
timable Drops have proved their claim to publc ao- veleta, e surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted
probation for more than 30 years. In all the debility thiliec:ree
übryrithee
selected
thetlunar
flee cafailtio4wwi following deface i tsfrom
of both sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— the many they are Jail receiving from gentlemen returning then
whether the debility is produced by too free use ot thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It ii.
mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm sent to them unsolicited, from themia of a Noble Earl, who WI
climate To travellers and those going abroad, they laboured under thie distressing a painful malady
ffor tin
yeah:
cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will rB- 1 he
..bra,iiillcite.et:;ouneedeorfiLweti cal re ofm. sevalmsurrromnoentprra;:er ;
1, I;
ceive a safe, -speedy, and complete cure,
,in all old from the supdrior-nmde of treatment adopted sod pursued
stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the Messrs. Currieard Co. he rentersol a radical cure iii the shoe
bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many `Pace of one month. ettotited :r
women have become mothers, who for many years theM.rARRIEt 1:t. I,IN -011 f Et
-N' wly.ho havebelongsebird taiiiss!ier rsea ea
had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale ..antes'lcs'oecrli detl ler% s aare family maybe
nted.i ;al skill; and 1.1:heo:^!
and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4., Cheapside, corner : the removal at soh impediments be an iilik ct of doubt *nil wo-
of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by 13elant and Sharp,l taint), with others, yet the cure of I
stlC,t detects, by the tsetse
Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Alinutt, progr"" ut renovation.. is tie acquirement ofcthedir experience.
Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea; Trewman, ss To Dur.ger
tl=iti2 iii4Ctitimrrri.- Unit:Ll:4 to Doctor
" Lord
Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gabe: t, and Hox- e Conic the perfect re:estate:Amen of his health, In ronsequerre
land, Plymouth; NewburyEDublin; Baxter and Mac- " of his mild and atimirablet reatment of etrictures in the Ilretlirp..
donald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and ;`,. He nfiay add, that he has not tor tnadniy yea erjoyreo ,0401,m.butrof
Cargill, Edinburgh a Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck,' .‘, hcmillhaovirtnallubd freedomtided through from.tilli.h; a.kni II 'Ren entertainsattention, a peae:
Hull ; Gregson and. Billinge, Liverpool; Stains and " and radical I cure of that tOrrid complaint. As he ass not
Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and " stranger
to t-h
O manner that others treated the eomplaint,he to
Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory,. Brighton ; and • most I " 4 in kis power, from a fair trial and a just compariton, to p 1
Medicine Venders, in beetles, et 2s. 9d. 4s, Gd. & 29.5. e that tribute of a;rplatite to Dr. Currie which he sensibly
~; ,
" and shall ever he most ready and willing to acknow.ei.es. .
•DI .. ' Messrs. Ctsetie and Co. may be consulted by patients i•f eider
Fricke last, at Saatbaeopterrielter afeary long and painful illness, sex, with the greateet secrecy and honour, at their house, its
deeply. regretted leg brag who kneel liar, Miss Stock, sister to Ms liatton-Liarden.--I -rat ra lIIHSt be post La2±.......-------•
Mrs. Sbadwell' l'i"ltin' '4iiblit)rtlPl°°'' HIGI WAVER AT I.ONINJN 111/111G 1.. l.0410.10(0`xt
At sea, of a'rapfd corn:minion, Frrdet'lck Cottrell, Essi. Car., a •
tale of his Majelry's ship *eds, geegkihs. - ~. , . Mormtig... .. . .... .44 minutes after 14
gnu 1
At Ndielborglil An the soh thinet, 'obi field, 1114 Adman% 1
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At Ripi*Ongli Haw, fivqe.lasd. 09-111 e 14* *Uwe" Sir Ad. : 1.01400.$ m Prow/ and Pahl I ' i” a
deride Mackenzie, of Scatwell, hart. I oitris e , Na. I, Cane...ern?, ard at the 011ibli, 'rah!) ,`•

TheVe v. ItlE.lkAit.Cl.4Y's rA. i'k,NT ANTI lit WO l/ S PILLS.
IT was i -remark of the celebrated Dr. Bucasto.
ill- Author of the Ehmiestic Medicine, that Complaints of the Sto-
mach and Bowels are the prevailing malady of this country, which
lay the foundation of the more formidable and final diseases
—that the person who amid discover for the relief anal cure a
safe and infallible rentedx, would perform a most important ser-
vice to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent
Antibilious Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale
of which, and the high tsdritation in which they are deservedly
held, has considerably lesseviot the number of these complaints;
and bids fair, in a short tire, to be the means of entirely eradi-
cating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they
act powerfully and speithcilly on tne Bile, and thus remove the
numerous disorders connected with it, hickHead-achs,Flatulence,
Liver Complaints, Jaundice. Nervous Disorders from Indigestion,
&c. They are the most valuable family medicine hitherto offered
to the Public, and the Prdprietor Is supported.bv the must resrec-
. 1 table evidence of the first characters of the Nobility sod others,
1 that they have never been administered to any pervn without giv.
Mg certein and speedy relief, and in the end completing a cure.
• Sold ,wholesale acrd re,ait by *le. Butler, No. 1, Cbitapso!e„
, corner of Paternoster-row ; and byJJoot Medicine Vender. is
, every Town, in boxes at :4.W. each.