Star.
London, England, 1808-06-16 00:00:00

A POETICAL LIBRARY.

This day liras pullliihed, in Six elegant Volumes, post octavo
embk Hsl!. d with Portraits by e.tlLO LINE WA I'4 ON, price
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of the 11:t1 11311 POE IS, from MILTON to BEAT I'IE ;
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VOL.!. Milton. ,
vdt. a.
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Butler, Pldllips, Garth, Fenton,
Denham, King, Rowe, Valdes,
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Vol— 111.
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Thomson, A. Phillips, Collins, Ake/nide,
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VOL V.

Gray, Churchill, Grainger, Langhorne,
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VOL VI.
Whhehead, LOW, /Upon,
Jenyns Warton Burns,
Gram!, Cotton, Bat*.
• Glover, Biatkbck,

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1:.P.00M, STAFFORDsAiRIF.
I.IIE IMesviage . called BROOM liOttsV,
iila FATE advertis.4 to be Sold by A ion at the.
i.yttlekoa Aims, in 'Bagley, in the Chanty of Wottaccr, an the
I:3d Jdae instant, are disposed of by Private Contraix:
BENDOW end HOPE,
• Lincoln's Inn.

!ono. 14, itine.

FOR SALh,
Oa the Premises of Minas. Widow Symons and Son, Britor.
Piimcuth, on Tistsdiy 21st instant, •
FIVE linndri-c! and Fifteen W".1o1e Barrels, 109
INif Wu.) ui lUCF, ex Johan Heinrick,• Jacob Wett
Master, r•.s! °red to the Claimant.—For vi.wirg the above “Ead
further partizalars, apply at the Coubting-lioute of said
Widow SYMONS and SON, Piens:nub.

II ED FORDs
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION',
. _

A I,cryYdluable, Compact k REV-10L.1) FARM., situateat Tod.
dingten, three miles from Woburu, and six from Dunstable,
At tile Utorge Inn, Woburn, on Friday, the 24th day of limit
inst. at 12 o'clock at noon,.

•
lAN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
HERNF. FARM ; consisting of 11 clout of pasture lam!,
and four doses of arable land, contaiui!,g by adir.emurement 134
acres 2 roods S poles, now in the occupation of Frances Butcher,
witlow.—Ale Estate may be viewed, on application beirr made
to the tenant; and para.:Liars may b had of Messrs. Stiorg, Still,
and Strong, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. lanes bilburne, c: So chill,
of Mr. Thomas Lllbunie, of C'ardingtou; and oi Air. Gardner,
Auctioneer, Woburn. •

C
MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND ESTATE, WI :'ti
VALUABLE CON I'INCENCIES-By Mr. SQUIBB,

At Gurrawars Tu(*Jay dr: 2V3 of June, I SOS.
at twelve o dor+, b Cue l.or, unless prcv...ri,ly );..,t1 t.i 'uf

. . .
Private Contract,
Z.. Ali kiN JR of AkrINNINGTo:;, with Lite
Mansion-house and ClEcts called N-HAI.L.,
corapristig a spacious and complete Residence tor a large
built with stone, and covered slat', and lotished in a mod,rn
containi”g rooms of laige dirturtsions, sup rb!y ii.ted up...—
geometrical stone stairs, mahogany doors, platc•-elas.. windows,
marble clinnney-ineces, and oak floors, with approp:ia, at...aelad
and detached others; sta'iling for .5u horses, coach-boosts, zr.;en-
house, hot-houses, grapery, pine and succession-hous.s, excavnt
kitchen•sardens with hot walls, mushroom-hove, cold-buttes,
ice-house, a poultt y-bou.:e upon a riot- sc.de, and eva-.• r.e-
cessary building for agricultural purposes; dove-house, entr.mee
cottage lo:ges,with shrubbvry and plant4ons slcping to the
Weaver, at a convenient distance from the house, whiqi is w -
situated on very highly ornamental ground, and surrounded by
::bout 640 acres of land, chiefly meadow and pasture; of superior
quality, divided into farms, and let respectable tenants, woods
and plantations in hand, and ornamental cottages and garden, art-
joining the road; the whole tovt her lorndr.g a trulydesirable and
e!egant residence for a large establishment.
To which there is attached, a most valuable MINERAL,
which, if attended to, far exceeds the value of this place as a re-
sidence.

The Estate is situate one mile from .Northwich, 17 from Ches._
ter, 22 from Mancli,:ster, and 30 from Lives pooL
May be viewed, by applying to the Rev. Josh Furey, Win-
nington Lodge, twat. Nurthwich ; and printed p4rticula.rs may
be bad of h:r. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor ; of Mr. Ed-
win Wyatt, Solicitor,. t. Asaph ; at the Hotel, Chester; the Ho-
tel, Liverpool; tlas Bridgewater Arms, Mancnester ; and ot`
Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall Mall, London, where a plan "of the
Estate rnav be seen; ant, further particulars krrnen. •

TAR. JAMES's FEVER POWDER and ANA.
LF.PTIC PILLS, prepared genuine, as usual, at the re-
duced prices of Is. 9d. the packet, and 2s. 9d. per hoz, by Ben;a-
ntin Perrin (the original and only person who ever prepared th'
for the late Dr. Robert Juno), No. 23, Southampton-street, C.-
vent-Garden, London.
PERRINI IMPERIAL DENTIFRICE, which gives a deli.
..at4 fragrar.cy to the breath, prevents the tooth,ach, and ‘s id •
prove a valuable acquisition to every individual desirous of teeth
, soucd, clean, aid white, or of gums Lalthy, firm, and Ho. td ;
2s. 9d. p.r box-
also, his fit.e. Fragrant Double-dht'lled LAVENDER WATER,
which noire can tmet.l: it eves univarad satisfaction to the Nobi-
lity, Gentry, Ac t. 3. 9d. par hotly ; to be had as ^bone.

WORTHY Oi PCI3I.IC NOTICE.

THE CELEBRATED VEGETABLE SOAP PASTE.
I 'HE Nobility, Centry, and Public arc resp.xtfully
irsormed, that J. DELCROIX has prepared the an ,ce
va-
tnable Soap Paste from a rez:p.! rf Mr. Prof k sky, his friend, as
eminent Chemist at Warsaw, who is the sole Inventor and Pro-
prietor.of this precious Composition, which has universally been
approved of by persons of the first rank, inhabiting that bleak
and frozen country, fur softening, nourishing, and whitening the
shin, aad allowed to be a certain preventive against the cold air
chopping the face and hands, and also a most pkasirg and efficient
Soap for Shaving. Nothing can be oft red to the admirer of ex. •.
quisite delicacy and fairness equal to this incoM pa rabic Paste, when .
a trial of two days wi:l convince of is slperiot virtues, as well as
superiority over any discovery of the kind ever presented *to the
public.
Retailed by the principal Perfumera in Town and Country, and
sold wholesale by the Propiietor, as his Mar inique Liquor Ware- ,
house, No. 56, Poland-street where a large assortment of than
is to be found, at reduced prices.

'HE Royal Famly, al d Ladies aod Gentlemen
Lof distinedon and labium, use the ORIGINAL RUSSIA
OIL, for mut ;g th- Hair when dressing, which is so great
a nourisher to thebiair, as to prevent it corning grey to all pe-
riods of 116 ; promotes the growth ; prevents its Min off; and
restores it on bald places, if the least roots remain. Several II -I-
denten that were WA have declared, after using the *lass's Oil
regularly for three months, the bild places became warty covered
with hair.
Carrion.—As noxious Counierikiti are Seillni in. Petty shops,
and, to di:olive, time Imitated the Russian Eagle on the show-
bills and covers, purchasers will therefore be particular in observ-
ing, that each Bottle of the Original Rambla Oil has a label on the
outside wrapper, signed in.Russiati gold ink " blochrikufskrand
Prince,"--any without that signature BM counterfeits.

Ladies and Gentlemen ping to watering-places ought not to
neglect, after bathing, to us: the Russian 011, as it prevents *Pi -ge-
neral case of the water occasioning the•lisir to fall off, and b c me
5ha.....1. Also, Gentlemen should not emit applying.it to, tht w
kers. to rr-vent.thelo turning irtvi "which is too gentrallY rxPe-
rieneed on account of the column:. rting Asti .r velve ft Ain sha-
vitsg-.4his case is clearly proved, as the whiskers mostly change
colour sooner :km the hair
sou the head. • • •

Prom des whiskers, eyebrows, die. at 7s. per Bottle, or a Bot..
tie etmrditdr.g four small, at One Guinea.
Sold Wholesale and r-tail by the Proprietor. A. Prince, No. 9,
John-street, Oxford-eiieet ; and, by amsintnient, by Mr. S
Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street ; liendri^ a.. 1 ; ans,
perfumers to net Majesty, 'fichborne-street,: Goldtn-scinar.. ;
,!ey anu Bh w, perfumers to the Prince as princess of w.a.
and Duke %Id :)..chess of York, 5, Cockspyr-street ; N wb..r!T
.n 1 Son, i 5. at. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey and Sutto. ow
ettnrsh-yard; Barclay Son, 95, Fleet-market; Butler; 4
Chtapie ' • Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Ckureh.y...
Berry and Johnson Greek-street ; Gattle, New litmat44, ;
Piggy, No. 65, CLeapside • Bacon, No. 150, Oxford-stt..l ;
.Aen. y, Hatton-garden; Wither,, 223, Strand ; Ward, :
Holborn; Tett, Royal Exchange, London- Bull, 79, I,i4;A
street, Dublin; eoghlan, 32, Grand Parade,' Cork;
I,..linbarsk ; .Crutwell, Balk; S•lisbOlr7 ;..dud l Mtn;; ra&-
eipal Perfamers or Mcdidoe VendortialOglad, Irelarg.t,
Sunhat.

I'ARLJAMEKI AR r PROCEEDINGS.

• MOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 75. '
On the do:burgh Appeal Mr. Clark was again head. Flirther
hearing on Friday.
'1 he Copper. Bill and the Sugar and Coffee Bill were read a
third time and pissed. •
'lle Loan Bill and the Irish Customs and Excise Bill were read
ssecood tune, and committed for twitiorrow.
The Hare shooting Bill, the Irl4l Malt Duties Bin, the Audi-
terse Franking Bill, Mid the Dublin Police Bill, were brought up
om the Commons by Mr. Wharton and other Members, and
tad a firat time.
sir. Watoa.roN and other Members also brought tip the Re-
ports of the Committees respecting Mr. Palmer's Claimi and re-
specting.the distillation from Sugar, as requested by Messages
from the Lords, which were ordered to be printed.
The Land Revenue Bill passed through a Committee, and
Ras reported, after some observations from the Earl of be r ro r:
on the importance of encouraging the growth of timber on the
Crown Lands.
• DROITS OF ADMIRALTY—MISILEPRESEIITATION.
The Earl of SUFFOLK said a few words respecting a nilsre-
preeentation in one of the Public Prints, of what he had said re-
lative to the Droits of Admiralty. He did not say that the Pub-
li had a right to their, being well aware, that they were the
r ght of the Crown ; he merely stated, that it was tit It should
be known what their amount Was, and how they had been ap-
propriated.

LOCAL MILITIA.
On the Motion of lord WAI.SINGrIANI this Bill was read a
second time, and committed for to-morrow.
Lord HOLLAND suggested the Improbability of their being
enabled to discuss this Bill to-morroW, after the discussion on the
motion of his Noble Friend.

PANIC OF IRELAND.
Lord CRENVILI.E gave notice, That he should present
Petition to-ntorrow front certain Catholics, respecting What they
conceived to he their eligibility to become Governors or Direc-
tors of the Bank of Ireland ; and that he should move to refer a
question to the Judges, for their opinion, as to the kw upon the
.subject. It would depend upon that opinion, whether be
should move, in the Committee on the Irish Bank Charter
hill, on Wednesday, for a clause, enacting that they should
be eligible to become Governors or Directors of the Bank., or
for the purposc of rendering the Bill declaratory with respect to
she law. _

PADDINOTON CANAL CipitL-1111.1w
Upon the second reading of tie Padalleas Canal
The F:arl of SUFFOLK thought that a greatti• facility ought to
be given to the bringing of Coals to London, and that the duty in
this Bill was very high. He mold not see any teason for limiting
the quantity brouitht by inland navigation.
Tne LORD CHANCF.I.I.OR observed, upon the importance
of tie Newcastle trade, as a nursery for seamen, wi h a view to
Weet which, the limitation was, he believed, introduced into
the BBL
Earl SPENCER was of opinion, that if there Was no limitation
th y Newcastle trade would not be injured, as the sixpence ut bring-
in.; coals by inland navigation would be as great, or greater, than
tat of bringing them from Newcastle.
The Bill was read a second time, and committed for to-ttaor