Star.
London, England, 1806-01-16 00:00:00

IHE ker. Mr. BORDMAN, A. M. late of Pem-
brialte College, Osford, and one oldie Mailers of ,be Grans
Mar Schad. Reading, takes into his Houle. St. Lawrence's Vi-
carage, a limited number of Young Gentlemen.
The Plan Mr. B. prepares to the Public la calculated to afford
lie Piptii the e mbinciladvantafer of inftvadlion in the School
M Reeding, and the bone& Oki of fuch peculiar dotrieltie comfort
• and tender attention as may meet the willies of thole Parents who
are anzious that their Children Retold enjoy the union of thole elt-
eelkneies which belong tote/vote as will asprldis education. Thole
willes Mr. D. trufts will be fulfilled by the opportunities his Pupils
will have of receiving, during their intervals of isifure from their
employment in &boot, that initrudLion In his Houle, which may
qualify them to advance with greater cafe sad rapidity in their
public. duties in the School. *The conveuieracics,arihng from their
opportonisies, and the eomforts, which may more readily be be-
llowed upon a limited nundier, will, It is hoped, leave little to be
&fired or his Pupils, when it is added that they will be placed
frilly within the fpbcre of the difcreet fuperintsodance of the Rev.
Dr. Vat's,.
'I be Terms for Pupils under tsyears of age arc Fifty Guineas;
for thofe who are above twelve. Sixty Guiueea.. Entrance Five
Gulneaau—Sach Pupil is accommodated with a feparate bed.
Further particulars will he communicate.' by applying to the
Rev. Mr. Hardman, Vicarage Huufe, St. Lawrence, Reading.

CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE —HAN I'S.
TO HE LET.
aide thn Miles raft of Winebart, and five fouth frost Alrestordb
in the centre of the I-Lunpfhlre Hunt.

COMPRISING a pleafant MODERN-BUILT
DWELLING HOUSE, with Olficxs, Stables, Lawn, and
Inch:Aires, shout Ninety Acres, which, together *kb fevers'
Woods and Incinfures, adjoining the fame, of the yearly value.
of 370 l are tobc Sold ...Mr. Petty, of Branulean, will aces this
Preludes.
Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Oxford
and Bath Paprrs at the principal Inns on the wtftern Road at
No. 7, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, and at Mr. Webb's. Ogee,
ks Salilbury, who will treat for the Sala or Letting.

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