Star.
London, England, 1801-07-22 00:00:00

INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLASTER.

PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
PIM= I, Ss certain of its Mew, hieing neva
used bra variety of Cara, agrees, if it deo nut eradicate die
Corns, root and branch, TO Tin SIONLT.
it orM, on application, take ad the inflammation in a few boom
and &Orr" dice-wally the Malsenity,wieliout tic haft hatted.
Printed Dircalons faded up with it.
This is the celebrated MAMBA that gained fo mach re-
, putatioa to Germany, asetkas been fold in London upwardi of
1 Fifty Year% with tie greeted reputation.
Sold Wisoirfale and Retail by T. Ana, No. t, Finch-hoe,
near the Royal Eschew; and alto by Mr. Day, No. y, Turd.
tock-ftrect ; Mr. Wilfae, Na 39. St. .10"ce""et• Mr.
svriaey, No. st Poll-Man; /dr. Ward, Na 32e, Holborn;
and Jebel& asiCe. Nor JO. Ouord-ltreet.
At Priltol, by &dein sod Sheppard: and Sooner' printers.
Beth, By %want Soestriter, and Rofornan, perfumer.
Edinborib, by Baxter. South Braille..
Portfca and Gorport. Mr. I far fins s.
Liesepoel, by Mr. Gore, prinser,aed Mr. Jaws ,beokfeller.
Portfooldb, Mr. Motley, bookkner.

KENT.--MEDWAY and ROTHES. JUNCTSON and
TOSE NAVIGATIQN.
THE COMMMITTEE appointed for the Pur-
pate of obtaining an accurate furvey and ellimate of the
expellee of carrying the above Navigation into ethdt, basing
received from the Surveyor his report, are ready to lay the
fame before the Public t They, therefore, requeft the atten-
dance of all Perfons who are Interefted in, or with to promote
the whole, inany part of Inch Navigation, at a General Met-
ing, to be holden at the Ikß lon, IViaidtione, on Friday, the
312 of July inft. at is o'clock.
Crap root, By order of the Committee,
Jaly aim CHAa 'WILLIS, Sac TTTTTT .

CEMENT for BUILDING.
MESSRS. PARKER, and Co. Bankllde, ma-
nufacture Cement or Mortar for Building In Water,
'Web tar turporen in utility, any Tzrras or Lime Mortar. k I
gives to ail kinds of Brick-work an uncommon degree of
strength and collegian. It feta under water, loon becomes as
hard as none, and may be expofed even to the salon of the
Sea without Injury. In all Buildings, therefore, intended
i thee to Mkt or contain water, this Cement may be tired with
!in.-taw advantage.
'they alto prepare a very hard and durable STUCCO, which
eget-Ina/3y defends Buildings from the injurious eirsdta at
Wet and Damp.

TO THE CLERGY.
TO RE SOLD with--EARLY POSSESSION

THE ADVO WSON of a LIVING in a tinkly
and genteel neighbourhood, about 6o mites from London,
of the amid value of yea.
Alio, an Asivenion of the fame value (the preknt Incum-
bent of which is a had Ilk, aged 3B years.
Par Particular* apply.(lf by Letter, poft paid) to hleffi
Blake and White, Solicitors, Eifel-time , London.

KENT.
FREEHOLD MATE AT FAVERSHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. POTT,

At the Ship Inn, Favertham, on Wednefday the sth day of
Auguft neat, at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon, (uutlet. notice
to the contrary be given.)
A VERY defirable Freehold nate, enmerat-
Ll ed from the Land-tax, called GALLOWS HOLE, or
HANGMAN'. FIELD, very eligibly Situated on the Turn-
pike Road leading from Faverlham to Ofpringe, about a quar-
ter of a mile from the London Road, containing eight Acres
and one Rood, more or leG, of excellent Paiute Land, now
in theoccapation of Mr. Lucas, on a Leafs which will expire
on the xoth day of 06tober, eBOl, whom the Eftatc may be
catered upon.
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be bad at the
Ship Inn, Faverlham; the Fleece Inn, Canterbury; and of
Mr. Tarnbs, Attorney at Law, Sandwich. ,

SALE OP FREEHOLD ESTATE IN EAST KENT,
STATENBOROUGH, AND GORE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Bell Inn, Sandwich, oil Wednefday tie 12th day of Ai-
gull nest, at four o'clock in the Afternoon, unhfs notice to
•
the contrary be given—in Eight LOT&
A LL that defirable Freeboick Edate, exonerated
A A from the Land-eu, coiled S TTTTTT (mount( and Gotta,
conaffing pf i Manftoo-houle, fit for the relidence of a Gen-
tleman's Family, with Coach-hoofe,Stablino,Orchards, Garda's,
and fuitable Out-boufcs ; a new Hop nate, Lod 134 Acres, one
Rood, and it Ferchet of Land, fituate, lying, and being in the
fevers! Pariahs of Lathy, Word, and Woodndborough, on the
Turnpike Road leading from Sandwich to Dover, about two
miles from Sandwich, nine from Dover, eleven from Canter-
bury, ten from Margate, and four from Deal, commanding
charming and extenfive views of the Downs, Ilk of Thanet,
and neighbourhood.

The co:lva:A port of the Fame, eompriling the Man Son,
and 92 Acres, 3 Roods, and 34 Parches adjoining (at Acres of
which arc planted with Hops,) will be fold in ouc Lot--Gore
and detached pieces In differ= Lots.
The Farm to be entered upon at Mic‘aelmas next. The
Manlicm, G:wdens, and long Orchard, at Lady-day neat, as la
more fully captained in the Panieulars.
William Moat, fen. of Eaftry, ptM (hew the ERate, by per-
million of the prcient Tenant, and is (*milled with a Map. ,

Mr:Tambs, Attorney at Law, Sandwich, bat alio a Map.

Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be had at the
Bell Inn, Sandwich; Bull, Eaftry ; Three Kings, Deal ; Kiug's
Head, and Fountain, Canterbury; King's Head, Kamfgate;
Royal Hotel, Margate; City of Antwerp, Dover; Chapter
and Peel's Coffee•houles, London; and of Mr. Tombs, Attor-
ney at Law, Sandwich.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.
Clapham, Sure,; Whitcomb- ftreet, Oranae-ftreet, St. Mardn'a-
Erect, C4ftleAreet, untd Hemmlnge-row, Leieefter Fklds ;
Vino-ftrnt, Chandarareet •' Chutes-Rreet, Drury-lane;
and Crown- Erect, Old-itseet Road.
TO $1 SOLD IT •UCTIOW
By Mdfra GRAHAM and HINDLE,
By otder of the Devisee in TruE of the late Alderman lons
Huanatt, deceafed, at the It Anhow Coffee Houle, orn-
On Tuefday, September t, !Sot, at Twelve o'Clock,

in Lots,
VALUABLE and VERY IMPROVABLE
FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprifins two eveelleat Fa-
tally Houfes, with convenient Domenic Offices, Coach Hugo,
Stables, Fore Courts, beautiful Pleafure Grounds and Kitchen
Gardens, planted with a profufion of young liandard and !fed-
led Fruit Trees, in high perfection ; pleafrntly &trate on die
EAR fide of Clapham Common, in the county of Surrey ; In the
occupation bf Lady Tebbe andThumas Curds, Efc.
Four Brick built Dwelling Hooks in Whltcomh-fireet, Cha-
ring-croft, (one 'Capital Free Public Houk, in full trade, called
the Blackanioor's Head,) in the poilkfion of Meas. Price, Gof-
den, South, and Grover.
Thirteen Neat Dwelling Honks, forming the whole of Mon-
. mouth-court in Whiteombltivet.
Three Mei Dwelling Houfes and a Moiety of the Nag's
Head livery Stables and Yard, in Orange-greet ; in the occu-
cupatlon of Media Cattell, Maks, and Bryan.
T 1 a Horfe and Dolphin fpaciout Coach Yard and Stables,
St. Mardn'rfirect, Leleelter-fquare; let to Mrs. Sarah Brooks.
I, The very complete and newly ereeted Red Lim Livery Sta.
bin and Yard, In Cagle-linet, let to Mr. James Towfey.
A fubßantial Brick Built Dwelling Ektife, with extenlive
Arched Vaults, No. t a, in HCWWIIIIIP'4OW; let to Mr. Holmes.
A Duelling Houk and piece of Ground, in Vine-li eK and
Round-000rt, °modal-greet; let to Thomas Kynaficn,
and Edmond Duggan.
A Hook, No. to, Charicmereet, Dreary-hoe.
And a Ground Rent of Ten Pounds per Annum, amply fe-
cund by Buildings in Crown—greet, Old-!trees Road, with the
ltererlion in Fee of fuch Buildings.
I The whole (except the Hoak in the occupation of Thornae
Curtis- Elwood the Ground in Round-court) are let to Tenants
at Will, at very low old llentheapableor confakrabie Improve-
anent, amounting at prefent to SEVEN HUNs)REI) and
TWO POUNDS per Annum.
Printed Particulars are preparing, and may be had Fourteen
Days preluding the Sale; when the Wham may be viewed, by
leave of the Tenants (the Houfes at Clapham Common by
Tickets only) and further Particulars may be known by apply-
ing to Maim. Bs. AND VOID, and SWIFT, Solicitors, No a,,
King. Bench Walk, Temple; and of Mats. Cliweast and
?lawns, No Irk Chascesplase.