Star.
London, England, 1806-07-07 00:00:00

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SALES BY ACtTrON.

MA Debrale RESIDENCE at CIATON, near Drifted:
By Mr. S rEPHENTS,
On Fatnrday the id of Anglia neat, at one o'clock in the after.
noon, at the Exchange Coffee Houk, Bristol, 'lled to fuck
conditions as will be then expreffe •
rHE Capital neehold DWELLING HOUSE:
late the reildesee of Mrs. Blatt, dece.fed ; hiving attached
to Befoul' Paddock, Pleature-gmond, and three goal Gardens,
with an excellent four-light Melon .pit, and Garden-hook.
The Houk waits of three parinura, b.mfeke. per's-room, and
china-pantry, on the grit Ear ; a drawing-room. three bra bed.
roams, a leffa one, wok four
pod garrets. The Icreant's
as kitchen, laundry, ( events ball, hack kitchen, pantrleteLl
(mall dairy, with cellars are fuably convenient. There is a
coach-honk, and four.ttal n
led (table, wood-houfe, pouhry bode;
and a molt complete D.ag Kennel, newly built, which, at the op. .
don of the poreffor, may be made an excellent Brew-hook, hsv.
ling a broiler and flue already put at,. within.
fbe lltuatlon of the Houle, removed at a proper difturre frank
the Road, enjoying the peentar advantage of a hosthern afpra-t,
and with tie certainty of keeping an uninternipterl prnfpt 0;
makes this relldro.-e (for, a faintly int too nnmemos) the molt
aureesMe on Clifton HilL One of th. Gardens, which b Awing
sos fret long, and icr the greater part to: deep, men with Mt
principai hour,' no Calton, and comma :Kline a pieslnat vtewi,
which milt emtinue uninterrupted, render tare premifes
ta-
Inanely valuable for building.
To he fern only on Tuddays, Wetio,fd gs, Thurfdays, and
Fridays, between the hours •.ftw.lan. aid two, by disking swig
cation if a ticket ti the krone of Mr. dteph no, in ComlwrialW
Erect, where further rarticolgs may he learowl. L. vets (Kew
paid) tiltededito J. 'Sheet, Elti. at be duly intr.'s(' to.
lly
R • IiDLE WALKER,
At the Swan Inn, In Wolverhampton, In the County of Stafford.
on Wednettby the thth. day of July, 'Son, at Four &Cluck in
the... Afternoon, in the following i.ote,or fuck others, and cubic&
to filch eon lition., as than ho then Fropofed.
THE following ESTAI'E.S, being Freehold of
abfolute Inheritance, (the Land 'fax oat which has been re-
deemed) Stinted land being in the Parini of Albrightoo sad 800.
iosale, in the County of Salop. (vii.)
IN TN, PAtlatl OP ALIZIONTON.
LOT t. A Farm Hoeg, Outbuildings, and Maws
Clary of Land. conveniently fltuated for oeeupa•
don, called Albrighton Hall Farm, in the occur'.
lion of joreph Owen (as Tenant from year to
year,) and containing by elllmation
A Modus of 4d in lieu of lishe-bay le payable for

a. ti

130 0 11

. _
this Farm.
LOT s. A commet Farm, eonfifting of an Houfe,
Outbuildings. and divers Chafes of Land, calla
Whifton Croft, iu the occupation of Richard Bar-
ton, (as'fenant from year to year,) and containing
A Modus of ad. in lieu of Tithe-bay Is payable for
this Farm.
IN TIM PASSIM or SONINCIALN.
LOT 3. A Farm Houk. Outbuildings. and Ceuta
Clafes of Land, (pan o' a Farm, called Bonlngsis
Farm.) In the occupation of John Brougham (as
Tenant trout year to year,) and confining of that
following particulars
Tbe Houk, Outbuildlop,
Croft adjoining
Hooks •
Fossils
Peafe Croft •
!muse •
Wheat Croft, or Ley Hall Piece
Park
Worsts •
Combat Meadow •
Combat •
Spring Leifow
Heath Leafow, or Ova Heath
Cow Lealow

us 0 211

• 3 0
• o
4 1 13
3 o 0
• 3 17
3 I As
3 3 *
• :30
3 •30
I I 16
4 3 0
3 0 311
441 ol:

LOT 4.

Hales Meadow
Hales Leafs* Parts of Boologale Pane
Roues Meadow

S •3s
4 s 14
4 3 33
14 3 II
6 3 4
5 0 so

LOT 7. Clint Ems Moor (Part of Ditto)
LOT 6. Lefler Fdlis Moor (Ditto)
LOT 7
Upper Furlong
Lower diztu, & Bronnthill (Parts of ditto)
Meadow

111 1 3 1

S o 0
1$ o s$
LOT S. A Parcel of unloclofed Lane; ailed Broom-
b (rrfiduc of ditto) 0 3 30
Further particulan may be had at the Oakes of Mart Holy-
oak and Thacker, Wolverhampton ;Mr. Wadley, Lichfield. and
Mr. Wyatt, Burton-woo-Trent

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, h aving for
a long relies of Tears made the VENEREAL DISEASE the
paldcatlar objet of their Tvirt (ligation, are now enabled to an-
notate the difencery of a Medicine fuperlor to Mercury in the
Ciletref that Difeafe. It is at 'orient fufhcicuit for them to obferwt
Olot its areas are diametrically oppofite to thofe of Mercury, for
though it completely eradicates every veftlge of the virus in its
molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not In the lean injure the coati.
union, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, It renovates the
fyftem in all its natural fundions, promotes Appetite, and facill.
totes Digeftion. Numberlefs inftances arc on recent retard of t 1
fuperior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues.,
ading as alserpetual corredice to bodily debility, whether pro-
eceding from an excels of canjugal and illicit, pleafure, or from the
more infidlous though not left deitruCtice indulgence in a eehafla
pernicious habit. Antidtt the melancholy variety. of IXforders
which are the confequence of this &Mary vice, there are meow one
ending than thole DZVICIt MACES and 01/11.1.1T115 that prevent or
embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wretched (offerer broods over
his mhfortunes, aiharocd to fcck relief till it has brought him to
fuch a Rate of mifery as to render 114 nppreffive. thole
cats-
' happy Perfons it will be a confoliog rdirdtion to knew that they'
may now, by a new and Infallible mode of treatment, be rcßored
to that greatett of all human hieing., a ftrong, manly, and vigor,.
out Coollitution.

Mee,. Currie and Co. may be eonfotted by Patients of either
Se:, at their Hattie, Na toy, lia:ton Garden, Perfonally or by
letter (poll p kid) ineloting a Bank N.gc, when the neceilfary ad.
'lee and Madicines will be given or fait to at part of the King.
dam 'atients In the Counly are reepaelted to Rate their age and
entr.a mode of living. No. toy, Hatton Garden.

AVING dedicated myfeh to the Rudy., and been
gratified by the molt eonfidemble praGiice in that twined&
whkls I thought proper. forded, I trutt that I have not more mfr.
employed my time than thnfe who, In the ettenfive field of the
proreffion, arc ottalioually Immured in uncertainty, mid cannot
always attain that cutters which is acquired by concentrating the
tatellcdtual power to one clefs of dilerders.
The edreafes of Dbfill.lTY are peculiarly dißreffing, for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de-
prtihou of all vital energy, exiltenceitrelf becomes embittered.—
Whether they arife from the prevalence of ill nample,the deftrue.
tire habits of fehoolbeys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the volt afEduons profclEanal ; but by the igoorance of
uneducated men, the fyruptoma arc aggravated, au t the
cunititu-
lion is defirot.ed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COI.I.EOE of stiwooNs,
I ground my pretentious on regularity of education, sod poifeffing
I every prlvitrge to predate, I feel mai, it entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been f o &strati), honoured.
In the firft imitations of local weaknali, early application will
pretreat the calamity of a debt: Bated frame ; but where the Newer.
from a confelottfnefs of the un't.lanlinefs of the vice which eaufed
hit misfortune, is fearful at the co nteaipt or cedere of his family
phyfician, and broads over hie infirmity with careful conceahnent,
it mull be fatiafaelory for him to he arurc4 not only of capability
of treatment but rifo of the mnit inviolshie ferrety.
And in recentVenoval Complaints it is Fable to prevent pain
danger or &Reefs ; in the molt complicated c .fea it is the acquire.
meet of etelefive etperience in this tius to cited a fate, certain,
and rpeedy re-criahlifhment.
I offer the advantage of this experience. tothofe of either feu who
at of llEted with any hied of DEBILITY, of any fycnptoms of
VENEREAL INFECTION, end in all cafes the terms of remits•
neratlon are listed on the firft intervieN
. .

Patients in the country are eapeeted to inch& a Sant nate and
are taquetted to (peaty their age and manner of livine.
MARTIN BAER.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in I .ondail•
No. aca Anmdrl•ttreet, Strand, near Temple Ft,

Otal.na pied üblitheat by LEVhCKEN r, (of Ow.
teebury•plaee, Lambeth), Id. the STAR ORPICR, No. z, Qom
&to, rubllett4 alko at tit STA& Optics, Tessids4ar.