Star.
London, England, 1802-12-01 00:00:00

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MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
LLPtirf4ps in the Polreffion of Incomes,arifing.
1 from Tree6old;Copybold, or Leafehold Eftates, in Land
or Houfes, Money in the funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Set-
dements, Widows jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied
wish tempqrary. pr permanent Sums of Money to any amount,
by paying Arin(ifty intereft for the fame.
The Nobiftiy-at vi Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be acatiunodated an their porfonal fecarity ; and in any
inftance, where the Engle fecurity of an individual may be
deemed infutficient,the addition of another perfon to guarantee
the payment of the intereft, will remove the objedtion ; and in
all cake, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the
principal at their oviraoptioro—Perfonal application, will be re-
ceived every day till four o'clock, and Letters from Correfpon-
dans in town and country, (poft paid) will be immediately an
formal, addreffed to the Direetor of the Knightfbridge Bank, a•
his town-houfe; No. 2, Lower J ohn-ftrect, Golden-fquare.

To the PROPRIETOR of STIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS,
No 94, Newman-ftreet, Ozford-ftreet.
SF4mily having much w do with Horfes,.
1./ have tried the wonderful effeds of your Oils far the
growth of Hair on that Animal, thougl.• I would try it on a
Son of mine that had very little Hair from his birth, and ! found
k to anfwer my moft fanguine expedtation,in making it grow
both long and thick—Havin, an Infant in the fame way, have
tried it again with the fame fuccefs ; Mr. Juhnfon, of Wap-
ping, alio a friend of mine, feeing the effect it had on my Fa-
mily, was defironi of trying it on his Horfe's knees that the Hair
bad been off two years—it not only made the Hair gruw very
Lk but thick, and of its natural colour.
I am. Sir, your's, Ike.
T. WHITWORTH, Church-lane, Hackney.
To he had as above; and, as ufual, of Williams's, No.4t, Pall-
; Humphreys, No. z 18, Ozford-ftreet; Golding, N 0.42,
Conihill ; Marrs. Hendry, No. 13, Tichtiorne-street; and an
principal Shops in the Country,at 3s. a pot, or 21.145. a dozen.

LYMINGTON, AND NEW-FOR KisT, HAMPSHIRE,
TO Bi SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Gteat Room, in Pall-Mall, on Ttrurfday the 16th of
December, at One o'Clock,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
confining of Two undivided Thirds of the extenfive
Manor of Pennington Nervett, with Court-baron, Qiiit-rcnts,
Fines, Herriots, Royalties, Filhery, Ste. with great plenty of
Game, and capital Manor and other Farms, let to Tenants at
wilLat low ,•(d Annual Rents of soot. capable of very confide-
ilble Improvement, and Land let off, principally on one old
life, of the annual value of near 'sot. containing in the whole
bear yon Acres, entirely compaa, and from its delightful fitiui-
tion, with full command of view of the Needles, Me of Wight,
Lyrningtnn river, and furrounding rich Country, the New
r°reft, am renders it a molt enviable fpot to build a Manfion
%Von, bounded on the Welt fide by the Turnpike Road,
leading from I.ymington to Chrilt Church and on the reverfe
by a capital trout river. The tenant at the Manor Farm, Mr.
Dennett, will thew the eftate, and printed particulars may be
had of Meffrs. Harbon and Hooper, Solicitors, Ringwood I
at the Angel, I.ymingtoa; the principal Inn, Chrilt Church;
the Crown, Lyndhurtt; Coach and Hories,Southampton; White
Hart, Winchefter; Croak, lafingftoke ;at Hartford Bridge: of
the Printer of the Salinxity Paper; at the Rainbow, CarnkW;
need in Pall-Mali.