Star.
London, England, 1808-02-11 00:00:00

• • •Romny AND WAJ.LANI) MARSH,
At the New hill, at Romney, about the end of March next; in
fourteen Lots, unless acceptabliinffers of purchase by Private
Contract, shcniklbe made in the Mean time,
UPWARDS of Five Hundred Acres of excellent
Marsh Flying in the several parishes of Brenzett,
Nomney, and Prfchurcit, now occupied by
Messrs. Joseph and Henry Coveney, of 'l'enterden, and Mr. P.
Rolfe, of New Romney; under teases which w4l expire at Mi-
chaelmas, ISM.
The Laud-Tax and Poor-Tax are very low, and the Tithe (ex-
cept for land broken up) only one Shilling per.Aem
The Land may be viewed on application to the Tenants.
Further particulars r.ay be known on application to Mr. Fowk,
at New Romney ; or Messrs. Hoper and Son, at Lewes.

LANDS in PERTI:IAHIRE, and HOUSE in STIRLINC.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Royal t :change Coffee House, Edinburgh, on Wed-
nesday the 2.9tb day of May, 1808, at two o'clock in the after-
noon,in Two Lots, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. George
Baillit and Pim 'affray.
LOT L TEE ESTATE and LANDS of PIT FA
tirepropertraellffr, y,• situated In the
parish of Foss way and county of Perth,' about 12 miles from Stir-
ling, and 6 from Alloa, both excellent market towns, to which
there is easy -acceis from the lands by good road:, and there •
plenty of coal and lime in theseiglibtivrhood.
P The Lands, on which there arc suitable Farm Steadinr,
tend to 239 A. s R. and at P. according to a late survey thereto
They are mostly inclosed with stone fences or quickset hedges,
and there are interspersed, among the fields about 19 acres of thri-
ving plantations, in clumps and strips : anti being in the occupa-
tion of the Proprietor at present, the purchaser will get immedi-
ate entry to the whole premises. The subject holds (tithe Crown
for payment of a small fee•duty of 12s. aid. to the Abbey of Cul-
, ross, andis valued in the cesrbooks at 681. The stipend payable
out of the land is 11. Is. Id and school salary Ss. 6d.
Lot 2. That HOUSE and Pertinents in Stirling,sat present
copied hy Mr. 'affray, situated on the south side of St. John.
street. The house is large, having on the ground-floor a kitchen,
two rooms, and a caw; on the second floor a dining-room, par-
lour, and two bed-rooms • an the third floor a large dining-room,,
:and three bed-rooms, and in, the attic story three bed-rooms ; in
the back there is a stable and other office houses ; and adjoining.
thereto an esrellent garden well bad out. The subjects are '
in homage of the town. of Stirling.
The Servants on the lands of Pitfar will stew the grounds
marches, and those in the house in Stirling will Thew it and
pertinenta, Et?o further partlctelare; apply to John Hunter, 1
W. S. Queen-street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Bolton, Newton,
'trade, the assignees, at Liverpool ; or Messrs. Derusetts
Grp:Feet Scrticiteta,ging's Arrtryurd, Colemarstreet, Lerida
with each of whom atilan. of the. Estate is left.

• F(O4;COU4
COl.tvt, AIItHMAA, AND CONSUMPTION 9.
OBBElllies BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; or Crk
▪ ldrope. There pally celebrated Draps.lf their happy .
immediate effea in removing the mn übflinate. Coughs or C.
tarrhs, and all tendency to Confumption, render them a valuable
Family Medicine. And when we confider the varlablenefs
our Climate, which eminently ind►ces as to catch cold, and ti
from this taking cold originates a multi:talc of difeafm, as Altbm*.
Pain. iu the Chat, Ofkniive Breath, li flarnmatlon of the Lamar
and Confamption, With a long train of evils—no head of
mily fhould lie down without a (mall fupply at leaft, of :hl
molt infiantaneous remedy. Many tit (amid perfons can
the happy effedts they have received from it, when every
Medical alkitance had failed.
A CAUTION.
Obferve the -name of R. Butler. No. 4, Cheapfide, is allow
on a biaok Ramp, which Is await° each bottle ; all others
eouterfeits.
Sold at Mt. Butler's, No. s, Clieapide corner of Patent.
row and retail by Crifp, Corner of Spring Oardent ; Clark, .
Borough ;and may he had: of aloft Country Medicine Venders,
hor•tis at as od and (,a each.

GUTTA SALUTAKIS.
THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been
bag proved. that nottline of the refent day can
competition with it in all the di em% tinges of a certain
which it effedually cores and eradicates from the habit.
e, 'citing the painhil leans, asidempoistro thsotittends falh
without debilitating the connisstion in any degree, or even
gutting confinement host billinefs, or rettridtion in dlift.
radical virtues of theta innitintahleDrope have peered their;
to public approbatias for more thais dal! ty rears. In all t
bility of both feses, they proves never failing reftoratier4
di¢ the debility is prodoesd by.top free efr Aat Mercury,
&glares, or the effegta of a warm climate to media., and
Ividg abroad. They cannot. be recommended- too ttrongl
who wSlicreoivn. a fare *Of. and complete core in al,
*Wpm (Meets, and every .weaktich that Areas the bladder
'miens of urine. By its diesel many.women bays become
whirs wile far tean.had ham &rival of that happinth
Bold wholefale and mallet Ale. Butler's, No. 4, Chcapfide.
-Der of Piternofter-row, and retail tsyeetam. hyrtfmoutb: We
• Pettis t Winos!, ihogers,flynsouth, Peris. Hulls Wirral,
MacdalnaK, OW Smith and Manderton, Edinto
'and *Mott air* In-hunks, at ss.
(4111.11.11 ti 41'0 Vs-r