Star.
London, England, 1812-08-20 00:00:00

AUGVST 20, 1$12:.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At tits Custom House, 13.4 on Monday, the 24th inst. it flys
o'clock in the afternoon, •
MHZ - UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS*,
in sundry Lots,
I Gallons spirits ?; Brandy Adibs. Black Tea '. •
fa !Mph Bitswlt• ' • • Carnelian Stones
42 Pitts 9eneva 12 Ditto Necklaces
Audi fpr Evolution,
0184,1?5,g15s Playing Cards, without the Aces of Spade,.
* 'Which =ar t). viewrd on the morning of the day of sal,. •
Nreqty-Eve Per tint will be required u a Deptudt.

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SHOOTER'S-,,HILL.—TO BE DLaPOSED OR,
TH,E,LgA,s4, with Immediate Possession, of
44. veri,commodipus FAMILY MANSION and COTTAGE,
attached and detached Officesi good Outten' ,breen-hnu ie, Ora-
-1 per y atid`Meton-tiittinds; Sbrebbiery and Pleasure-walk', moat
laid eat ; FiSlt-pond, and large Icehouse, with redo-
isure of Meadow and Pasture Land, containing together about
50 Acres, most beautifully situated at Shooter's-bill, only eight
miles frpm London:
To be viewed only by tickets, width may be had, and fUrther
particular% known, by applying to Adam Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, 61, St. Martin'.-Lane, Chaxiag•Cross; it by letter,
post paid.

HAMPSHIRE.
Tops let for a Term or Fourteen Years, and entered on at
• Michaelmas next.
A VERY desirable FARM, situated near Bio/lop's
x:traithipl and brdxfold, and about IS mites from COsport
and PortsmOuth ; conspdsing a gOod Farm House, Cottages
Basins, Stables, and other/Jut-buildings, and 350 Arra of good
Arable and Pasture Land, very much adapted to the turnip hat-
bandry. For tickets to view and further particulars apply to
I Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin''-
, land, Cbarlog-Cron ;• if by letter, post paid.

TO jig LEI, for a Term of Twenty-one Years, and entered
Upon at MichAlrnas next.
ALL that capital FARM of LEICHAPEL and
WOOTTENS, with good Farm-houses and Offices, with
505 Acres,S Roods, and .16 Perches of gond Arable, Meadoir,
and Pasture Land, lying very compact, and well inclosed; the
greatest part of which is Tyzhe-free 'and Extra-parochial. Also,
the Right of 'rythe over 162 Acres; 1 Rocid, and 11 Perches of
good Arable Land adjoining. These Farms are welt calculated
Ifor the wheat drilled beans, wheat, and red clover husbandry,
and are well situated for procuring dung and lime, and sending
the produce to the London market, being only a very short dis-
tance from a navigable ereek,leiding into the risicerliaines, five
miles from Billericay, eight from Uravesend, 15 from Ronsford,
and only 24 miles from London. .
'llse present Tenants will thew the Fat ms, and fnrtber parti-
culars may be known, by applying io,Adam Murray, Surveyor
and Land P :lent No. 61, St. Martin'e-lani, Cbarbsg Cross ;if
by letter, post paid. • '
LOST 'crom Crasele-y, Commim, Berkshire, on
hlinnt,the nth .Inne last, a DAR K.B.kY MAR F, seven
years Old, b 1 ek mane, switched' tail, carri-s h r head low, wide
In head end moils, clean irons hair in the cellertk Joints, broken
in help fotivilmite, wears her bind ohms on the outside, about
.' hands and a half.ingh Her foal (a colt) foaled early in May,
wi,ite spot ort one bind-foot, colour, &c. i 6 thi Dim, and a
ye-aril:lg Tiliv'frons the same Mare, illi9o..—Whoever will bring
be' Mgt., effie. and Tiliy •n ha*, Mtv•ry, *tilts Rev. Dr. Mor-
fia'll. nahhed, near Re;dieg. Berke, receive FIVE
GUINEAS reward, and 41 reasonable expenees paid.
lOak field; August 11.

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IMPROVED WINE COOLER an¢ ButTER PRESERVER
THE SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT
of ALI'S, MANI/ iiAdtOßts, and CO/AMERCE,
having'approved glie`Arkve, contrirance for Cooling and Pre-
ferring butter daring the Summer, and in hot climates, and re-
warded the Iqventop for the same, being satisfied by practical
experiment of its ellicaci In that respect, as well as for cooling
Wine; lentv.s M T has matiufattuteil a considerable quantity,
and bees to submit them for public approbation, at his Ware.
house for China, Glass, and Panhensvare, No. 82, Fleet-street.

Phis day W
114a/idiom/II printed is ore laratral. avo. price Its. lit beards,
C'CCLESIASTICA RVSEARCHES; or, Philo
and Joseetuts prnved'to-be the at t Oti * and Ap .11gists of
Christ, of his Follower; and of the Otrpe.
By JOHN JONES, Author of the Creek end Lady Grammars.
Printed for L.Mswinan, S 9, Ludgate-street. ,
Of whom may be had, just published. by the•same Author, In
one voL Vmo. fleet-A:No' und.
A Latin and English itseabeiary. doeileii Vie of Schools, on
a new Plan. • .

• THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH ! • .
This day was obn:lied, in one large handsome yawns, lin-
, bellfshed with an Engraving price e..
rTHE'SPIKFr Of ZNGLISH or, POST.
.1 CHAISE COMPANION : being an entertaining, Bolen
of laughable Antedates' saiskitepartees, Prix, bogs, Pribitod
Epigrams, humourous Epiraptis, droll Deicriptioas. sprightly,
Witticism's singular Charactt is, Bursts of. Merriment, curious
Adierifiemento, rights of Imaqination, Effusihns of Fancy, litc.
including several original leo d'Ewrits. 'Chs Second Editum.
.4 doliAdi toitr rho sof wit and merriment are Id rot
exhalant:4. that, the wings of fancy are not clipped ; stiff duss
our waccalprs Lave not said and sung all our good tiaing4." •
' kabelalii.'

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Lordon: Priuted for Thlnns Ten, Noi 111, Oppo•ite BoiP
Churcl, i3-'beapslde; aid 4414 oaf sUi Wye Booktelltrs. .:
Of whom may be had, uni:orata with ibis volume,
The SPOOF of jitisH Wt for 1812.15, price ds.

This day was published, in'One Vol. 1016peee Atells:,Royal stei
sti. 11s. 6d. boards, (embelthhed with a fausPastrais el Witliti
• entrant' by nopwcied), r
THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the
Latin in the year 1380, by 101 IN WICLIF, D.Di
To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Ophtions, and
Writings of Dr. Wield; and an Historical. Account of the Saxon
and English Versinns'of the Scriptures, previous to the opening
of the 15th cenntry.—By the Rev. HENRY HERVEY BA-
BER, MA. an Assutrant librarian of the British Museum, and
Assistant 'Preacher at Lincoln's bin.

" The edition which Lewis published kavingbeen always highly
esteemed, and latterly very clank to be procured, Mr. Esher
was induced to prepare the present edition, and has uatnps't a
new value upon the work, by many important accessians. He
has given Memoirs of the Life of Wiclif, in which he has disco-
vered both diligence and accuracy. Subjoined to this is an His-
toric a Acebunt of the Saxon and English Verdrns of the Scrp-
t..tes. The whole Volume. indeed, fonts a very valuable and.
meritorious publication."—British Critic, Dec. 1811.
Printed for 'l'. Hamilton, No. 37, `Paternoster-i ow ; and It.
Ogle, Holborn.