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DUKE'S PA UHT ORIGINAL WATER-PROOF
CLOTHS, &e.
HIS Majefty baying been gracioufly pleafed to
grant his Royal Letters Patent to Duke and Co. for
making Water-proof an kluds of Woollen, Lintel, and Cotton
Cloths, without the of Oil, or any grealy fubltance, they
beg to acquaint the Public that their privets is free from the
inconvenience attending other attempts of the like nature; they
will not occafion the molt delicate leather or linen to be in the
halt kiltd, nor will they lok titer pr,sperty by length of wear,
variation of climate, or expofurra, to the molt violent heat even
of the hottat pref.; alfo the thinneß Flannels will be found to
be ts impervious to water Is the tboutett drab.. la order to pre-
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w der before it la ret:Arneti, which, when done, will be marked
with a P. sod the. initials 1). and Co. furmounted by a Crown,
and Words, Oftetnal Water-proof.—Country corrtfpondents are
"(Plated t'J be very particular in ordering their Cloths to be
Cent to Deke and Co.'s Original Water-proof Manufadlory,St
Jobn.,-krees, Spitalhelda.

• DOUBLE WRITER.
BY his Majeftv's Royal Letters Patent, the
newly-invented Machine for writing with Two Pens, pro-
dur.ing at the (ante infant .Two Originals, according to the
common mode of writing, is offeratto the Commercial, Politi-
cal, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all perfume de-
Brous of preferring authentic records of their e,:rrefpondenee,
Itatements, compations, Sce.
'Phis Invention, which is reduced to a pradliee both eafy
ai free from every defe3., has been fandioued by the patro-
nage of lonic of the molt diftinguilbed eharaders in the
World. Maio. perfono who had been obliged to have re.
courfe to the Copying, or rather Preifing Machine, have et-
peti faced the molt com?leteLatioladion in the ufe of the Double
Writer. The trouble and inconvenience attending the former
are totally fuperfedal by the latter, which is fo jultly formed,
that there Qat be no miftake in its site, and conftruded With
Lch mechanical =sands and folidity as to preclude the necef-
fity of all repair.--.Manufadored and fold by J. H. Farthing,
Cornhill, London, Portrahle Writing defic and Letter-copy-
ing-machine Manufadiurere for exportation.

BATH's RESTORATIVE,
OR STRENGTHENING FILLS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER
BATH, of Briltol, who were witneffes of the powerful
effals of bis Reftorative or Strengthening pills, are dearous
lo beneficial a Medicine amid be made known to the world.
During many years esterdivc praaice, the proprietor forbore
to 'give them publicity, and ferupulouPy avoided pecuniary
advantage to Alta& or family; yet their merit is Co well
known in the city and neighbourhood where he readed„ that
that there arc few of the inhabitants who would not give
teilimeay to their excellence...

They /We particularly uf..ful in all complaints to which Fe-
males arc fubjed. and are peculiarly adapted to the coniti-
tution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen yors of age ;
and for Mole young Women who have pallid complexions, are
aftlieted with fltortnsfs of breath, and great reit:dance to exce-
elle, thde pills arc a fpecific ; as they, in a lhon time, reftore to
the Blood its loft Craitamenturn, and thereby give the bloom
11 of Health to the paleft check.
They arc a remedy for all difeafes that originate in the
Stomach; the loft tone of which they fpoedily reftore; they
remove Flatulencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro-
mote Digeftion: They have been found extremely elleacious in
Bilious and Hyfterical complaints, Pains in the Head, Jaundice,
and In broken and decayed Couftitutions, from free living or a
variety of other mules. They have been repeatedly known to
care, the Hopping Cough; and when given to Weakly or
Rieketty Children, they rarely fall effcdting a cure.
They are carefully prepared by the Family, and fold whole-
fele and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-ftrect, Briftol ; alfo
In London, wholefale and retail, by F. Smith, Druggift, Hay-
market; and retail by Darton and Harvey, Graeechtirch-ftreet;
s 11William Clark, Coefealaner, In the Boroughs in Boxes
at as. 64. as. 6d. mi 4 ttamps included.

TO BE SOLD,
Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in
a Caufe " Smith y. Calhoun," before John Spranger, Efq.
one of the Matters of the Paid Court, in Lots,
THE Manor or Lordthips of TIDESWELL
and HIGHLOW, with the fevered Meiluages and Farms,
Lends, Tenements, and Real Eftates, late of John Archer,
fituate in the (event Palates, Townships, and Places of Tule&
well, Highlow, Nether Shatton,Hanerftdge, Hop; Caltleton,
Thornhill, Eyam, Calver, chapel in the Frith, Little Hock low,
Palley, Litton Wardlow, Gotheridge, Offaton, ILDeferd,
&Worth, Holm, and Bakewellim the County of Daisy.
Particulars whereof may be bad (gratis) at the (aid hlafter's,
Chambers, in Southampton-handl:lp. Chancery-lane, and of
Mars. Graham, Solicitors, litito n's I in, London.

HIGH-BEECH, EPPI SG FOREST.
TO BR LET OR SOLD,
ACOPYHOLD ES CATE, confining of a
Newbuilt Houfe, Offices, Coach.honfe, Stables, fevera I
Out-buildings, and upwards of Ten Acres of Land. The Houfe
contains 9 Bed-rooms, a Diming-roost, Drawing-room, a (mall
Study, Store-room, Kitchen, Dairy, and every other ukful Office.
The Out-buildings contain ftanding for two Carriages, Stabling
for four Horfes, an Harnds-roont, WA-honk, Laundry, Bed-
room, and Lofts, a Kitchen-garden fully cropped, a Green-
houfe ; an awning is fixed the whole length of the Front of the
Houle ; the Pleafurc Grounds and Shrubbery arc laid out In the
modern tafte, a convenient Farm-yard, with every nczeEary
Budding therein. The Situation Is moft heaudful, abounds with
ficld Sports, has an menthe Right 'of Common, is diftant
from Waltham Abbey two miles, from Epping three miles,
and from London twelve miles.

To be viewed with Tickets on/y, which may be had at the
Office of Mr. Scott, Surveyor, furnival's Inn, who will give
any further information that mai be required.

WARWICKSHIRE
MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by EDWARD LEES,
On Thurfday, the 3d Day of June. Oki, at Two iclock in
the Afternoon, at the Houleu(Danki Wagitaff, the Bull and
Fkur-de-lis, in Nuneatounia:^ County of Warwick,
PHE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the
County of WARWICK, and feveral &Arable Freehold
Eftates there, in Lots, the Particulars of which have been al-
ready iukrted in the STAR Paper.
For further Particulars apply to Robe. Abney, Efq. of Ailiby-
de-la-Zoucb, in the County of Leiceitcr ; Mr. Matthew Ingle,
of the fame Place; Mr. Farmer, of Barton-in-the-Beans, in
the Paid County; Mr.Oeo. Creenway, Attorney at Law,Nun-
eaton, Warwickihire, where a Plan of the Eftate may be ft..en ;
or to Mr. James Nicholls, Attorney at Law, No. at, Great
Ruffen-fermi Bloomfbury, London.

HENBURY-HOUSE, WORCESTERSHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATE near BIRMINGHAM.
TO at SOLD lIT •UCTION
At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row. Birmingham, no Thurlsy
the aoth initant, precifely at Three o'Clock ir. the Afternoon'
unlefs previoufly difpo(ed of by private Contradt, of which
Notice will he given,
'I'HE very defirable and bandrome Refidence
of HENBURY-HOUSE, pleafantly tituated near Mofeley,
within three Miles of Birmingham; comprifing 40 A. 2R.
38 P. (more or lefs) of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Failure
Land; allo two (mall Dwelllng-Houfes, with Gardens and
Out-buildings, fronting the Road leading from Birmingham to
King's-Norton and Aleelter, all within a ring Fence.
Henbury-lioufe conchs of two very isandfame large Parlours,
a remarkable good Kitchen, two very covrenlent
Brewhoefe, and (even good Lodging-Rooms, Cellars and Bins,
alto a Laundry adjoining the Huufc, and two Lodging-Rooms
over it; an cxtenflve Garden, Shrubbery, Green-houfe, Or-
chard, FM-Ponds, Klchen Garden, Coach-boufe, and other
Out-buildings, all in compleat Repair, and in every refpea
eligible fur the ReCdenee of a Gentleman's Family.
'clie.poffcrion of the whole may be immediately had (except.
a (mall Dwelling-haute and Garden, which are let to a Tenant
until Lady-day next.) A Pack of Hounds are kept within one
Mlle and a !Lao—The fituatioa Is vert defarable for a (porting
Refidence.

For Partkulars apply to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, New-lb-eat,
Birniingham, where a Plan of the Paste may be fee, ; or to
Thomas Park, Eft No. z 7, Hart•ftrca, Blatnutbury, Lon-
cion.The Land-'1 as is redeemed.

TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.SQNIBB.
At Garraway's Coffee-hour; 'Change-allcy, t.ornhlU, as
Tuefdav the 15th day of June, 180 x, at One &C.ltsch,
THE RECTORY
of CHIGWELL, in the
County of Essr4c. held by three good lives, under the
Prebendary of St. Pancras; email:iv: of a Finn-houl:i and
other (unable Buildings; with Sat Acres of excellent Glebe
Land adjoining the Town; and all the Tithes of Corn and
Hay, (except a (mall proportion, which pays a modus), amount-
ingosceording to a ree.-nt furvey, to 973 Acres of Arable Land, •
and 1489 Acres of Mt sdow Land (more or lets), exclufive of
about 850 acres of Patture grazed
Alio the Perpetual Adram tgc of the Land Tax of 141. a
year, formerly affelfel on the Lane, which has been redeemed
by the Lace.
Chigwell is lituated in a plearnit part of the County of Effer,
only eleven miles from London, and many parts of the Glebe
Land are willfituated for buikiiir,. upon.
Defcrt.tive particulars may he had of Mr. Squibb, Saville-
row; and of Mollis.Kctit, Claridge, and Pearce, Craig's-court,
Whitehall.

DORS'fTSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUt`TltsN—By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, on Er,day the 28th
May inC. iu Lots,
ALL thole two very • :doable and Conlpta
FRF.EHOLI3 F.IR M.'s, called OUSS.I.GE ST. MI-
CHAEL, LOWER and HIGHER FARMS, adjoining thn
great Turnpike-road to Exeter, between Woadyatt's Inn :•n.l
Blandford, containing upwards of taco acres of very good
Arable, Meadow, and Down Lind, now iu the Occupation
of Mars. Randall Ind Andrews, Tenants at Will.
Alfo two other eligible Freehold Farms, called MIN-
CHINGTON FARM and CROWTERS, at Woodcots, fito-
atod nearly adjoining the two beforementioned Farms, and
containing upwards of 306 acres of ufeful Land, now in the
Occupation of Mourn. Adams and Rpm!), who arc Tenants
at Will.

Likewife that very defitable and improveabk Frechoid
Manor Farm, with the Leafcbold Cottages, hckl under the
fame, called ASH MANOR. FARM, fituate In the Parifh or
&own- Pain, thr'e miles north of Blandford, containing up-
wards of 522 acres of prime Meadow Arable, Down, aid
Wood Land, in the Occupation of Mr. R. Lewis, tenant at will.
Defcriptive Particulars may be bad at Woodyatt's Inn ;of
Mr. Junes, at Stalbidge,near Shaftelburt; of Mr. Squibb; and
at the Office of Marrs. Kent, Claridge; and Pearce, Crass's- -
court, Whitehall, London.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near BRIS UL .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the Frantic!,
By JOHN FARGUS,
On Thurfday, theacth day of June next, between the Hann.
of One and Two in the Afternoon—lu One Lot,
ALL that truly Defirable and Improvable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ikuate at Stoke Bifhop, ab.int
21 Milts from Briftol, In the Pori& of Wel/bury, and County
of Glonceitcr, and late the rcfidence of Mrs. Hnaro,tn, de-
,eeafed, but now the property of EDWA Pt/ Wens, Efq.
Confining of an exceeding goon Brick-fronted Dwelling-
Houle, with Double.Coach.Houfe, and Stabling for so horfes ;
Barns, Cow-honks, Sheds, and other attached and detached
Offices; large walled-in pleafure, fruit, and kitchen-gardrn;
and °rebottling, covend with Fruit-trers if every defcript:on, .
and now in full bearing; togc:her Stith 64 Acres of Arabic.
Meadow, and Failure Land : and about. Three Acres of Cop.
pier Wood; 3o Acres of Which are let to Mr. Jacob Sturv,
for the Term of Twelve Years, Ten of which are unexpired ;
and to Acres to Mr. Miles, as Tenant at will ; the teat is io
hand. - The whole is within a Ring Fem.:, is well Timbered
and Tithe-free. It is men delightsully imitated, commanding
pidturefque profpeas of the River and of Maize Cattle, Cook's
Folly, and all the beautiful furrounding country; which add( d
to its proximity to Briftol, and the number of Gentlemen's
Seats in the neighbourhood, mutt reader it truly defirabli to
any one wifhing to purchafe a beautiful country Rtaidence.
The Eftata buy be viewed by Application on the Prensife..
and further Particulars known by application to Edward Weids,
Efq. at No. sp, Belleorue, Ctitton ; or to the Brokci,at No. 3.
Cattle-ditch, Briftol.