Star.
London, England, 1808-06-27 00:00:00

• • ' DRFFISH FIRE-OFFICE.
THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, at their princi-
pal Offices in the STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON,
end by AG,gN'I'S in EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, DUBLIN,
and the principal TOWNS of the UNITED KINGDOMS, con-
tinue to grant Insurances against FIRE, on the Terms and Con-
ditions of their printed Proposals, delivered gratis.
The Directors have great pleasure in reflecting that by their
exertions and plans the benefits and principles of Insurance are
more genirally Mt and understood; alclahey trust that they have
a claim for preference with the Public, for the liberal conduct
they have evinced in all their transactions. Premiums for In-
surance renewable at Midsummer must be paid on or before the
inh day of July nest.
Surveys within t': Bills of Mortality, when considered neces-
sary, have always been made by *Jo Office, without any Charge
to the Insured. Fees have never been permitted to be taken in
any case or under any pretence whatever. Commission to
Bzokere on Shipping and Foteign Insurances also, have always
been allowed. Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered
without Fee.
Engines of the best construction, and Firemen of activity and
undoubted integrity, (whose exertions have been acknowledged)
have from the Establishment of the Office in 1799, been provided
by the Barrisu FIRE*O7FICZ to attend at Fires.
The Terms and Conditions of Insurance as stated In the Poli-
cies, are defined with perspicuity, plainness and precision, pc) as
tncrevent the misunderstandings and disputes dependent upon
illsfigested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to
the Proprietors and those Insuring.
ANNUAL PREMIUMS.
Common Insurance, 2s. per Cent..—llazardous, 3s.
Double Hazardous, ss.
FARMING STOCK, 2s. 6d. per Cent, only.
Insurance of greater hazard and large Sums by Speci..l Agree-
ment. Policies (gratis) as heretofore for sums of SOOL amid op-
wards. ROBERT SKELTON. Sec.

O much attention has,SPILaBtJRY's PATENT
—/ ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS pined in those Diseases this
excellent alterative has been prescribed for, that in the complaints
of Scrophula Eruptions, Increased action of the Glands, and dis-
eases depending upon obstruction of the digestive Organs, it has
become the practice, frcim its celebrity, to apply to it on the first
appearance of theaa evils, or in the removal ofScorbutic andßheu-
imatic Affections, or Ulcerations, existing from want of power in
elderly people.
This medicine is now sold in Bottles of Ss. 6d.—Double Bot-
tles uas.—and Urger H. 2s. duty included, having the words—
By the King's Patent--expressed on the Bottle BM of Direction,
and Outside Wrapper. The, King's duty also is printed in black
ink. Art allowance of 6d. in each bottle on taking half a dozen.

REV. J. GAMBLE'S BRl'l'lSli TEA.
rrHE HeAth and Interest of the Inabitants of this
C. untry, it is well known, have been long and deeply injured
by the introduction and great nse of FOREIGN TEA, the pro-
duction of a poisonous plant, and prepared in a most dangerous
mannrr, so often to be blended with tincture of Copper. This in-
timation would be of no use against the prevailing taste for this
article, could not the Proprietors of the BRITISH TEA offer to
the Public a Beverage, from productions of their own growth,
equally gratifying to the Palate as the Foreign Tea; and being at
the same time different from the other, and highly beneficial to
the health. 'lite British Tea is a composition of the finest aro-
matics of this island, prepared in a most attentive and laborious
manner, in order to preserve their delicacy and virtues. It has
been proved a most effectual remedy to those afflicted with Ner-
vous, Hysteric, or Hypochondriac. Disorders, Indigestion, Weak-
ness of Stomach, Depression of Spirits, and Wind? and Bilious
Complaints. By its use, those in the very last stage of the
above maladies have been restored to perfect health.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row ; and may be bad of most country book-
sellers and medicine venders, in packets at ?s.9d.,and Ss. 6d. each.

DR. FREEMAN'S (UCCA aALUTARIS.
THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so
long proved, that nothim of .the present day can beer a com-
petition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease,which
it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, vrithoet exciting
the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without
debilitating the constitution in am' detreetbr,even requiring con-
finement from business, or restriction in .diet. The radical vir-
tues of these inestimable Drops have prowl their sclibn. to public
approbation for more than thirty yews. fn all the debility of both
sexes, they prove a never failing restorative whether the debility
sk produced by too free use of • Mercury; iflieit pleasures, or the
effect, of A warm climate to travellaa, and ;bon Aping **ad.
They cannot be recommended.too stsongly to those who NIA re-
ceive a safe,Speedy, and complete cote in all old stiibboin Gleets,
and every weakness :that Lffects the bladder andcirgaw of mine. '
BYrjts egeacymanywouseia hike become mothereoehe for yews
had been deprivedvf that bappinesa.
*old wholesale and retail at Mr. flutler's, No. 4 Cbfspilde, car- ,
ner ot Paternoster-row,ancl retail by Bolan; Portsmouth; Wei-
on, Pottsea ; Wills and itogeis, Plymouth; Peck, Hi.li ; Cal=
Dublin ; fluter and • Macclanald, .31asraw i Baxter, Smith
and Manderton, Eidinbargb, and by Rost cosintry medicine vets.
• der:, in bottles at 21. 1L each, with ample stirections,• •

{PRICE St x.‘r**7-P .

. .
THE PICTURE OF LONDON POI 1808.
1 `HE Public ate respectfully informed that it new
and Improved Edition of the PICTURF of LONDON,
cermeted.throughOut to the 23:h of April, is this day rea4 tor
delivery to the Booksellers, pries ss. 6d. bound in re&
• This Edition is etnhelliiiied with new and interesting cograva
laps, and with a la rga Map of London and another of Its Env.ruess •
alone worth 3s. betides Tables of Hackney Coach and Wawa,
min% Farkw;iiirmerdits Lists, &c. • • I
The ackno*ledgedi Utility and giailt Ileipularity of this walk'
having occasioned several contemptUtkplrides and imitations it
it ; unwary persons are cautioned intiewake of having such work‘:
obtruded Upon them, which though issatreing the appearance,
possess few of the uses, and nose of the 'original character and
features of the Picture of Londe.: .
Bridge-street. June 1. 1808. •

SURREY.—TO "
KNIGHT'S- HILL COT'rkGE, the Residence
1-16 of theAtight Honourable LORD THURLOW, dee, aced,
together. witb CU& House, Garden, Stable, etc. and about
thirty-four Acres of excellent Meadow and Postuie Land, lying
round the House, pleasantly situated, near adjoining to the Village
of Dulwich in a most respectable neighbourhood, is perfectly re-
tired, and communicating with the metropolis (from which it is
distant only six miles) by good roads.
The Dwelling House is commodious and conveniently fitted up
for the accommodation of a genteel Family.
For further particulars apply at Mr. hines's Office, No 5, New
Boswell-Court, Lincoln's inn, where Tickets of admission may
also be had for viewing the premises.

COTTAGE and LAND on the BANKS of the THAMES.
'TO be LET, withimmediate possession, a DWEL.
LING HOUSE, in the cottage stile, consisting of two Par-
lours and Drawing-Room, four Bedchambers, with every conve-
nient office attached : detached is a Coach-house, three-stall Sta-
ble, Kitchen, pleasure Garden, and t'hrubbery, with a close of
Meadow adjoining. , The Premises are pleasantly situated on the
Banks of the Thames, commanding a delightful prospct of Tap.
low woods and the adjacent country ; one mile from Maidenhead,
five from Windsor, and within a quarter of a mile from the Bath
road.—For furtho;particulars applipursonally, or by letter (post
paid) to Mr. Hunt Atty, Maidenhead; or to Mr. Clarke, Sad.
lers'-hall, Cheapside.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Kines Warehouse, New Romney, on Thursday, June 30,
at two o'clock In the afternoon, in sundry Lots,
'T'WO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE , •
GALLONS GENEVA, not of legal strength for Dealers,
which may be viewed and tasted on the morning of the day of sale
A deposit of twenty-five per cent. wiH be required.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Fozhole-strect, Plymouth,
On Friday the Ist day of LSly nest, at ten o'clock in the forimoon ,
rr HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
.1. About bB3O Bars Swedish Bat Iron
267 Bundles Rod Iron
600 Dozen 14 feet.l inch Redwood Swedish Deals, of -
superior quality'
Now landing at the Prison Yard, Cosside, from the ship PITTZR,
(restored to the Claimants.)
The above Cargo will be sold in convenient Lots, and is parti-
cularly recoirunended to Merchants and Builders.
For viewing the same, and Catalogues, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymon:h.
Plymouth, ,lone 22. 1806. -

LEASE OF A HOUSE, BANKRUPT'S STOCK IN TRADF;
SHOP FIXTURES, Ste.
FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
Unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Contract, of
which due notice will be given, (by order of the Assignees),
on Tuesday the sth of July next, and following days at eleven
in the forenoon, on the premises, situate at the bottom of High.
street, near the Bridge, in the City of Bristol.

•
ALL the genuine and fashionable Stock in Trade,
and Shop-Fixtures of WILLIAM BELL, Linen Draper, a
Bankrupt, together with the Lease for seven years, from the 25th
of March next, of the Dwelliag•bouse and premises aforesaid,
which for business stand in the most eligible situation in said City.
The House being in thorough repair, having a commodious Shop
with a handsome nod showy front. The Stock consists of a ge-
nmai assortment of Linen Drapery Goods, part of which has been
recently laid in frOm the first markets.
Also, for Sale by Private Contract, the valuable Lease, five
years and a half of which are now unexpired, of the Shop and
Warehouses, being No. 1, in Saint Jobs-street, Bristol, lately oc-
cupied by the said William Bell, the Rent whereof is only £.27
per annum.
. For further particulars, or to treat by Private Contract, apply
to Messrs. Eckley and Bailer, Messrs. J. (:lie and Sons, or J. H.
Frankis, Solicitor, Bristol.—June 9, 1808.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
MANOR and ESTATE of WAPLEY and CODIMOTON is
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, near BATH and BRISTOL. •
TO BE SOLD BY ACTION,
• At the Bush Inn, Bristol, oft Thursday, the 21st of July; 141011,
THE MANOR of WAPLEY and CODRING-
.
TON, with the toast House, and several valuable Farm
Let to tenants whose terms expire at Lady-Day next; and also
several Estates on Leases for Lives. containing In the whole 1000
Acres and upwards, with the Great Tithes of the Parish.
This Estate contains very rich and vafuible Land. and eons.
prises nearly the whole parish, and is situate twelve miles as well
from Bristol as Bith, and the road from Bath to Gloucester passes
near it.—Partitulars May be had of Mesas. Graham, Kinderley,
and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Tin ; Messrs. Black and Chap-
man, Surveyors., at their Chambers, In the Temple, London ; of
Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Frome ; of Mr. John Brutton, at Exeter;
of Messrs. Clarke and Soo, Solicitors. Bristol; of Mr. Moses
Higgs, the Bailiff of the Manor, who will chew the Estate ; and
at the Bush Inn, at •IlristoL

NORTHUMBERLAND.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE Valuable- and Extensive FREEHOLD
MANOR or LORDSHIP of BELFORD. comprising the
whole of the Town of Belford—The Blue Bell lhh and Post.
House, lately enlarged and fitted up at al•reat eXpence—The per.
petual Advowlion—The Substantial and legant Modern Mansion
House, with Offices, Gardens, and Plantations, delightfully
situated on an eminence, and replete with every convenience for
the residence of a large Family; sundry Farms and Lands, con-
taining about Three Thousand Acres N W Nib Arable, eldon',
Pasture, and Wood Land, let to -rzepectabte Tenants; all Tithe:
Fiee, except Lamb; within a Ring-Fence, and the Land-Tax re-
deemed; The Manor abounds with Game, and at a mull distance
from the town there Is great abundant= of excellent Cosi and'
Lime Stone. ,•
The Estate is etannitidinellyelniated for water canine, highly
ornanientedby lixuriant Plantitlons'of about fifty yea a growth,
and the Property in general capable of very great improvement.
'Belford is i Pon.-Town, bring the Stage-mithe them North
Road, between Alnwlek and. Serest: Ir.-upon-Tweed, from which
places his situamahoet fourteen maks ; mne•milesfrosa Wonder,
forty-eight from Neercastle-upon-Tyne, sixty-nine from
burgh, and three kusuired and fifteen tram London.
For a view eitithe.gstate apply to Mr. Dinning, at Newpatub,
near Belfeid, whnnt pruned particulars may be had ;-also at
-the Bev too. sward ; the White Swan, Ainwick the Queen's
Neweastle-upon•Tyne-; the .Red Lien, Berwick-upon-
TwAed -;• and the ;ince and limber particulara_may be JkiTtsett of
Mr Claridges We. 47, PaR-Mall, when a Plasut the Exam may
. . • . . • • .
le seer.

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