Star.
London, England, 1801-09-07 00:00:00

SHROPSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Lion Inn, at Newport, in the Countypf Salim, fome
time in &leiter neat, In fundry defrabk nd very eligible

Lets,
THE well•known and beautiful Efiate of CHET.
WY ND, with ha Manors and Royalties, plentifully
!tucked and abounding with Game and Fla; &tned adjoining
the Market Town of Newport, on the old Clutter Road, and
tliftant from London about one hundred and forty-five Miles,
railed CIiETIA'YND The Mate eonfifts of a capital
/41anlon' with fultable attached and detached Offices, Gander,
Pitafyre Grounds, walled Park, Plantations, and lateral eli-
gible raring, and Cottages, flee of Land 'rag, the greater Part
Tithe Free, and exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor.

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Partieubis of whkh are now preparing, and will he ready
for delivery mie month prior to the Sale, and may then be had
of ti. Printers of the Shrewfbury Chronicle and Chefter Cou-
rant. Birmingham; Chronicle, Liverpool; Placenix, and the
St. eordthire Adv. rtifer ; Alf° at the lion, Newport; of Melt
Strong and Still, Lincoln's-Inn ; Meffrs. Shawes, Great Bridge-
Rivet, Black-Prizes; Rainbow Cailte-houre, Cornhin; and of
Mr. Chriffie, Pail-Mall, where a Plan of the Eftate, as lotted,
may be fern.

In the VICINITY of BATH.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great-Room in Pall-Mall, in 06tober next,
ANoble and Spacious Stone-built MANSION,
with roomy Stabling for .fix Forks, double Coach-
houfc, extenfiye attached and detached Offices of every defcrip-
fuited to the Manfion; and the capital Farm, excellent
'.,.roic.orden with lofty walls well planted with the choiceft
fait-tress In full bearing, Pinery, Peachery, Drapery, Melon
rr.,an,l. Ice Houfe, ate. leafed on a beautiful Lawn its the midß
• . I' ,d,lock of about ao acres of rich Land fringed with Plan-
• , called Bailbrook Lodge, Minted in the fora of Bath
in the county of Sonieriet , forming a &play of eleva-
• r' or Ole rich arehitedtural ftyle, happily crowning an emi-
' • 'lib undefenluble.piEttirefque prolpedts encircled by the
• .‘con, Prior Park, City of Bath, &c. Ace. The interior
cola are capacious, well connetted, of just proportilnlb•
'd with limp& elegance ; the Domestic Offices arc
full c, mp-tent and Odic-Way arranged, and the whole Pre-
,.c' are moth amply fuppried with fine water. halted for the
•te reception of a hope lams y. Alfo fact rounding the
P,cm'Ca a capital eompadt Farrar, with a Farm-haufe and fait-
-o,,t.huildings, and 32 acres of rich Arabic, Meadow, and
Land kt off to a rcfettahle 'itnant, with power to re-
i...ff,flinn of 60 acres, if required.
Par,,culars may be had of the Printers of the Bath and Brit-
!' Cagle, Marthorontth; Stack's ;hut %Vermouth ;
P i %..ni'ori, Land Aper.cy Office, Sydney-plate, Bath ;
ChenrcY Meths. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitors,
I . - o!.:',•Inn; at the Rainbow. Cornhill ; and in
rt,n a•terds, to thew the Prendies, which may be viewed
• "i ickcts, to he had. upon application either to Mr. Rich-
-1:4:..0 or Ilr. COrigtic.

SUFFOLK.
TO EE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
fituated at /Seecla, a pleafant and fporting part of the
above county, confilting of a MANSION and FAR M-HOU SE,
in compleat repair, with upwards of ao Acres of Aralle and
Pafture Lknd contiguous, in high cultivation. The Manfion
is irked on au elevated kite, per 'cal), dry,commanding an ex-
tenfive profpedt into the county of Norfolk, over the navigable
.Rivcr Waveny, whirl' runs from Yarmouth through Beetles
to Bungay ; comprifing a good Hall, leading to an elegant
Dining and Withdrawing-Room, Study, Parlour, Kitchen,
Dairy, ace Sec. Five Bed-rooms, two Barns, three Stables,
Coach.houfe, and other Out-buildings; a large Garden,. with
upward, of 300 feet of Wall, planted with the choicen Fruit.
adjoining to which is a Grove, confining of fome of the fineß
Oak Timbers in the Country, interfperfed with Ever-greens,
forming a delightfld Pleafure Groend, and the whole a coat-
pleat family refidence.
The Prerniks may be viewed Tucfdays and Thurfilay? from
xo till a &Clock ; and further particulars had by applying to
Mr. G. Bohan, Attorney et Lavv, in Beetles.
N. B. A Moiety of the Yu:chafe Money may be left on the
nate.

Beatles is rag mites from London, I 7 from Nnrwirh, 15 from
Yarmouth, and to from Lows (tofu, in di genteel neighbourhood.

DORSETSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

rj'HE MANORS of TARRANT-MONKTON
s• and TA RR ANT-LAUNCESTONfituate near the Great
Weftern Turnpike-Road, between Salifbury and Elaritlford;
within 5 Miles of the latter, in one of the molt eligible parts
(lithe County of Dorfet, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Pri-
vileges, and immunities to the Paid Manor belonging.
The Manor of Tarrant-Monkton comprizea as follows—dß,
A capital Tythe Free Farm in the occupation of Mr. James
Cantlo, on a Leafe of which only two years arc unexpired, con-
taining near ow Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land.—
adly, 'floe Tyt hes of the re it of the parks of Tarrant-Monk ton.
3dly, The Flcvcrfion in Pee of divers Copyhold and Leakhold
Elbrus, in all of the yearly value of about 21101. held by one,
two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old Idle.
The Manor of TARRANI' LAUNCESTON is all in the
Lord's hands (except a few I.ifchold Cottages,) and confifts of
one of the mutt eligible Farms in the County of Dorfet, called
LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of E.,:cio acres
of Meadow, Arable, and Down Lands, within a Ring Fence,
in Severalty, and Tythe Frze, in occupation of Mr. Robert
Budden, on a Leak of which only Four years are unexpired.
The fituation of this Efate near the great Weftern Turnpike
Road, in a Country abounding with Game, mull to tiler it par-
ticularly eligible to a Gtouleman who may with to build a
Hunting Box, and thy Eltate itfelf pAreffes marl' advantages
whkh will be obvious to a purchafer on a view thereof.
N. B. The Land 'l'at on the Eltate is redeemed.
The Tenants, Mr. Cantlo and Mr. Bidden, will Thew their
efpedUre Farms; and for particulars, apply to Mars. King
and Johns, Attoenles at Law, at 111 indford, who have a Map
•of the Mate; of to Mr. Davis, of liorningibans, near Warmin•
Ikr, Wilts.

A DI SIRAELE SHIPWRIGHT', YARD, and CAPI-
TAL. DWELLING HOUSE, within the PORT of PLY-
MOUTH.
TO BE SOLD IT PUBLIC AUCTION,
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By order of the Affinees of Thomas Duniterville, a Bankrupt.
on 'Endear the tito day of September, at five o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Pope *Head Tavern, in Plymouth,
foljowing very valuable LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY, in two feparate Lots, viz.—
Lot T. For the remainder of a term of twenty-one years In
poffelEnn, from the 29th September t 790, and fur a further
tern of ninety-nine years (determinable on three Lives of the
purehara s nomination), to be granted at the expiration of the
laid tc.m of twenty-one years, with a perpetual right of re-
' newal on the death of cub Life, on payment of a fine certain ;
'All that valuable, complete, end compad Shipwright's
Yard. with the Docks, Slips, Quays, Stores, Lofts, Sheds,
and Dwelling Hoof:. [hereunto belonging, fltuatc within the
I Port of Plymouth, at Crcmil Point, in the panel of Taft Stone.
; hook, and County of Devon ; being fuperlor to every Mer-
-1 chant Shipwright's Yard in the Port, and equal to any in the
Kingdom, having a depth of water competent to the building
or r, pairing (hips of the larg.l tonnage is in a molt eligible
fituation, and capable of the higheft improvement.
The whole is very extctifive, and contains upwards of an
acre above high water mark, and more than an acre below
high
water mark.—ln this Lot is the Building, which is
now ufed as the King's Slaughter Houle, at the Port of Ply-
mouth, which belong. to the Yard, and adjoins it on the Welt,
and is held by the CommlfGoners of the Victualling, under the
yearly rent of 1451. 12i.
1.0( 2. For the remainder of a term of ninety-nine years,
determinable on the death of three young and healthy Lives,
with a perpetual right of renewal on a fin- certain—All that
defiranir and well-built Dwelling Houle, and Garden in front
theelluf, con:ids:nit together one hundred and fourteen perch of
ground, fituate at Cremil Point aforefaid, late the ref/device of
the faid Thomas Dunfterriile. The Dwelling Houle confifts
of two large and lialitlfurne parlour., a kitchen, and office, on
the grounti-floor ; four commodious bed room*, with dee-fling
roonts,on the fecund floor; Inhabit handlers on the attic ftorey,
and all other convenient attached and detached Offices. It was
built a Ihurt time linen by Nlc.Denfterville ler his own refi-
deuce, and is delightfully Innate at the entrance of Hamoaze,
commanding a full view of the I larbour, and would be a very
eligible refidenee for a Naval or Military °Seer. It may be
entered upon iminediatt:y.
Mr. Oona, at Cremit P..int, will (hew tilt Pretnifel ; and fur
Cher particular* may be had, by applying either to Mr. William
&rill, in the Minoric.. Letr.,lon ; Mr. J. B. Bayly, Mr. G
Herbert. Mr. William P.rr, at Plymouth, the Affigners; or
to Mr. iCelly, the Solicitor, Plymouth.

INSURANCE ON FARMING STOCK.
BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, LONDON.
THIS Office is tßablithed for the Itiforanef of
Houle', Buildings. Manufadlortes, Goods and Merchan-
dise, Skips, Veffels, Barges. and other Craft, with their Car-
goes, in Port or ufed on Navigable Canals, Farming Stock, and
all other Property, agaiiilt Lofs or Dam by Fira in any part
of Croat Britain. The Direr lors of this Office have, from :he
moment of Its eßahliffinient, conftantly endeavoured to make
fuck anangcmcnts as Ibould be more fuitable to promote the
benefits of Fire Infuranee that thofc of the old mode. Extend-
ed Coannerce--entarged Manufadlories--great Accumulation
of Property—and a variety of collateral circum ftan c es, rendered
it ahfohitely fleet-Miry to make variations In Fire !durance, to
avoid the errors which from time to time had been dikovered,
but never amended :—The Britith Fire Office has made Everal
amenstments, and fuch amendments as have iqdoced a very
confide-4k number of the firft M. rcbants, Traa.:rs, and Ma-
nufaeturers, to give it a molt decided prel creme.
The FaTIIICIA of Great Britain met with much trouble, dan-
ger, and difficulty, in placing the particular valuations hitherto
revoked MI Stock in different buildings, and in each Stack-yard,
whitth Stock being removed from Stacks into Rolls, and tram
theory into Granaries and other Buildings, frequently left the,
Panders alerted unlofured, notwlthftanding they had paid for
fun Infurance: confidering this fuhjedt, the Dircetors of the
Britifh Fire Office propofe to remedy the evil, and by adopting
the new mode of infuring Farmers' Stock, effedlually to fecure
to thtife Farmers infuring with them the full amount of the lo's
on each (pecks of their Stock which may be &Alayed, as far
as the fum infurcd thereon.

A Sum on Wheat Ditto Barley ,r Ditto Oats/
Ditto Hay of all Kinds £ Ditto Live Stock
Ditto Implements of liufbandry £ Ditto other Stock
in any Stack Yard or Yards, or other part of the Farm, or in
any Building thereon, at an Annual Premium of 3s. per incl.
cxcluilve of Government duty.
The oE6ee not to pay any Ids on growing Crops, (except
fpecially Infured), nor on fuch Hay or Corn as [hall be dcitroy-
cd or damaged by its own natural heat. Lake from Are by
Lightning will be made good.
N. B. If the value of crops by rotation of hufbandry,or other
caufes, fhould alter, the fame muft be notified to the Office, and
endorfement thereof made on the Policy.
Every intelligent Farmer will immediately deceiver the very
great fuperiority of this plan. exclufively adopted by the Bat-
•n1111 Fiat Orrice; neverthelefs, fhould any Farmer conceive
dist the Old Mode of Inforame is better fated to his purpofe,
the Derma Fia c Orrice will readily grant a Policy on fuch
conditions; the Office has given its opinion as to the belt mode,
but leaves it to every one to make his Infurance as he may
think proper.
The prefer* abundant Harveft, fo happily got in, renders it
of importance to every 'lamer to lofe no time in getting his
property intoned, and as the quartity in many initances is fo
large as to occaiiop much Corn to be `tacked, which, in a Quirt
time, may be removed into buildings, the fpecifications of the
value to be infured on erila defcription of Grain, in whatever
part of the Farm it may b; (without an average claufe in this
Office), is Purely the eafieft and heft plan that can be des iftd for
perfedi fecnrity, and the avidity with which the Farmers (who
arc the mat competent to pate) in every part of the Kinrdom
embrace the New Mode, is a palpable proof of its fuperhirity.
The Capital of the Barrisu Fiat Orrice, and the rafreta-
bility of its proprietary, renders any obfervation on its ltability
unnecceary ; and the chandlers of the managers place them
above the poffibility ut their running into wild tr fanciful
(thanes, in order to obtain babel's; all the rules, regulations,
terms and renditions, have been maturely weighed and con-
fidered, and wilt be found, on reference to the printed propo-
fals, which may be had gratisby applying at the Office, or to
the country Agents, one of whom is appointed in every cry and
large town, to contain every thing that is fair and equitable.
All Allinusi Payments muft be made within Fifteen Days
from the Day they refpeCtively become due.

DIRECTORS, TRUSTEES, &c.
The Right Honourable Lord KiNNAIRD, Chairman.
WILLIAM CHISHOLMI, Efq. Deputy Chairman.
William Agnew, Efq. Riph Leytelier,
James Peter Aurinl, Efq. Luthington, EN. M. P.
Charles Blicke, Efq. Ndll Malcolm, Efq.
James ti,nry Cafamaijor,Efq. Morland, Efq. M. P.
Samuel Pepys Cockerel. Efq. John So ..ne, Elq.
Simeon Droz, Ffq. Richard Jos. Sußran, 'Efq.
Franc'. Frcrllng, Efq. John Varnham,
Maxwell Gartidhore. M. D. ranei. Wison, Ffq.
Thamu Philip Hampton, Efq. George Wye, Efq.
William Harwood, Efq. John Holier, Erg.
Sir John Cox Hippiory, Barr. Darid Thomas, Erg.
George Johnllnne, Efq. M. P. Robert Wtgram, r.lq.
John Leach, Efq.
ROBERT SKELTON, Sec.

LE rI'ER-COPVING MACHIN! S.
IIY HIS SIAJtsTY'S ROYAL LETTERS LATENT.

THE newt invented Machine for Writing with
two PiNS, prwlucing at the fame instant two °rigida!,
according to the enenmon mode of writing,is off( rcd to the Com-
mercial, Political, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to all
pedalos dclirous of prcfcrving authentic records of th,ir corrd-
pondence, &c. &c. 'rick Machines will be found on trial to
be far toperior to any other ever offered to the public for the
difpatch of bonnet. —To he had only of I. H Farthing, No. 43,
Cornhill,l.ondon, Pocket-book and portable Writing-de& Ma
nufaeturer for exportation.

FOR DISORDERS OF THE BOWFI S,
D ALEY's CALNIINATIVF..--A CAUTION.

WHEREAS many counterfeited Sorts of this
Medicine are offered fur Cale by fundry Druggifts and
others, under fpeclous pretences ; and whereas repeated Com-
plaints have been made of the bad elk s of thefcCompolitlons ;
—all Purchafers'are requelled to be particularly careful In ob-
reeving. that the name of F. NEWBERY is engraved in the
Stamp, which is palled on each 11.ttle, as the furcft mark cf
authenticity; and that In the Bill of Dirrelions, in which fuch
Bottle is wrapped, is the following
EXTRACT FROM THE WILL OF THE LATE MT.DALRY
" And whereaa, I did many year. fence initruCt my daughter
Frances, now the wife of Anthony Gen, of North-ltrcet, Welt -
minfter, Gentleman, in the art and method of preparing, com-
pounding, and iyiking up a et rtain Meilleineof which I am the
(ole inventor, called and univerfally known by the name of
DAIRY'S CARMINATIVE; I have again initruCted, and com-
municated to my laid daughter, Frances Gell, the fecret of pre-
paring or making up the hid Medicine ; and I do hereby con-
ititute and appoint my (aid daughter, the foie Yreparer of this
ufeful Medicine. I likevaife give to my laid daughter, Frances
(Jell, the foie property of the laid CARMINAI irr, and all pro-
fits ariling from the Sale thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever."

ThisesteeUrne Medicine is a molt fate, effeCtua/. and in ge-
neral an immediate Remedy fur the Wind, Colies, Copes,Mons,
Fluxes, and other Diforticrs in the Bowels of Infanfa; and is
equally fereleeable to perfons of all ages for intenta/ Com-
plaints ocrafsoncd by had liquors, fruit. Ste.
It Is fold only at Mr. Newber y's (the only Warehnufe for Dr.
James's Powd,r), No. se, St. Paul's Church Yard, on the
L'oachway, a few doors from the Corner of Cheapfule, Lem-
°on, in Bottles, price Is 6d. each, and 3d. duty.—Alfo
by his appointment, at hfeffts. Jeboah end Co's. No. is., and
T. /lading, No. y 6, Oxford-ftreet ; T. Wade's, No. t 3. 0.4
Bond-ftreet ; Bayley and Co's. Cockfpur-ftreet ; W. Barry's,
Stationer. Bridge-Brett. Wellminfter ; B. Borchelt's,
AC re%V. Ward, N.. 315 ,1101 burn ;T. Tutt's, Royal F.:chant ;
and Clarke's, No. shy, Borough Nish-ltrect.