Star.
London, England, 1814-09-17 00:00:00

LORKINO, SURREY..

Substa”rial Brick-built M SJO N, with Attached and Detached '
OFEICBS, YARDS, R DENS, and ORCHARDS,
In ad about FOUR ACRES.
By Mr ROBINS,
At Carraway'a Coffee-house, 'Cilange-alley, CoruhiU, on Tues-
day, ohe I iris October, Int I, at !Wriest o'Clock,
ADESIR .BLE FREEHOLD ES I'ATE,
comprising a cartal, spacious .and substan tal
MANSION, pleasantly situatel in South-street, Dorking, it. the
Corms y of Surrey, commanding beautitul Views of the surround-
ing Country, and ;owned tor the aesommodation of a °rocks-
nisi, Fa . l y, late in the occupation of Mrs. Warueford, of
whseh immediate prissessiou may be ha I. '
•Ile House i- enclosed by a Fore-coort, and contains—on the
Upper st irey, six leepaig-ruonis; 14rhicspal Storey, severs Bed-
chambers; Groans! Eloso-,• En ranee Hall, Breaktast Parlour,
Eating-room, Drawing-ruum, Study, &c.; Basement, Kitchen,
Pan ry. Scesitery, &c ; &sacked, Dairy, Cisw-house, Wa h-
house, Stable, and other Out-hufldings Pleasure Ground,
Kitchen Garden, Meadow, Paddock, and Orchard, containing
su all *boat Four Acs es.
To he vsewed by applysng to Mr. Georg-. G omit, Carpenter,
Do king; at whom Part culars nutysi.e had; and at Cue Red
Loon Inn, Dorking; :fumed B.4tge Inn ;at °areaway's ;of
Lownclis and Lowlid .1, Red Lion-square; and of Mr.
Rolm's, Warwick street. (:.I.len square, London.

firAFFORDsHIitE AND WAI(WICKaHIRE.

The VALUABLE FREEHOLD Es TA FED, near SEVEN
11U ,--:Dtt ED ACRE 4, HE FREE, situate in the
liO,4OIIGH of • ANI WOR I H. BOLE HALL, FAZELY,
1G4.314G1'0N, GLA CO 1 E, &c. all nearly adje.ning
Etg hie Family Residences, and suutity ropowtpa:;t ofhi I
w
0 Jaanels,
k;ar.teas,&.c. Cottages and 11 in the
with Gardens, licc. Water, Cusp, and other Mih, &a &c.
By Mr. R0111:4 S,
Oil Cattle lnq, Tatnworth, wear Lichfield, in the County of
StAind, on .1 ueaday, November 2, and iodowmg Day, at

s welve ~.o.wk,,u i et.,
THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Tithe• Fr-e, of
the late GEORGE MARQUIS 1 CIWNSHEND, de-
cvased ; ct.mpti.ing near Seven Hundred Acres •f rich excellent
Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, part inzersected by the
River •1 lame and the Anchor, surrounding and in the Borough of
I antworth, and .he Castle Liberty; many parts beautiful spots
for budding, divided in Lots for the accommodation of different
persons.
An eligible FAMILY MANSION, the MOAT HOUSE,
siandmg in a Paddock, hounded by the beautiful River Thanie,
with Olfic:a. Coach-Houses, Stables, Cottagss, &e. •
POLE HALL, a genteel Resi•!euce on the Banks of the River,
with Gardens, Psea.un•-Ground, and Land.
Srver.•l ring ble DWELLINU-HOLIALS, in Tamworth, with
Offices, Gardens, Etc.
A number of strati HOUSES, CO rI'AGES, GARDENS, he-
Capital WA i ER MILL S, for Corn and other Purposes, sup-
plien by Eie Streams of Wates, &c .Etc.
GAIt GEN GROUND, and vanous OUT-BUILDINGS, tic
•Ilse principal part of this Prpper. y is an ancient Family Estate,
and has been let at very Liw Rents, on account of the Borough
interest.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Bennett, at Tam-
worth ; or at the Castle inn, where Particulars may be had ; and
of It.umas Wiliingtou, Esc Tamwurth ; J. G. Parr, Esq. Lich-
firld ; Robert Wyatt Esq. Barton ; George Inn, Derby ; War-
\
wet Arms, Warvitic Hen and Chickens, Birmltgham ; Wm.
liandy, Esq. Worcestv Mr. Adams, Otford ; King's Head,
Cove.,iry ; Georgr, North mpton ; Tit e... Crywns, Lac-titer ;of
Mes►rs Blake, White, and Ainge, Solicitors, Esseborreet; I.
V andai.uebt, Esq. Craven-street, Strand; at Garraway's Coffee-
hi.tpe, 'Cisatir,e a:ley, CornbiU; and if Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Goldeu.square, 1,0111011, where Plans of tho Estate tray
be seen.

EX I'INSIVE attd I M POR CAN 1' FREEHOLD anaITYTHE-
FREI riTATE, comprising the entire PARInt I of UREA
Tffllf,-and sundry FAR,Vin and LAND*, in the adjoining
Palsbes of notated, SAerffrl, Little 'Few, South Newintt•
ton, and Barton, all In the County of Oxford. rwo conve-
nient Residences, noble Park, Manor. and Advow.un, con-
taming in the wlssl about s7lO Acres, of the value of near
Ten Thousand Pounds per annum.
By Mr FAR EBROTHER,
At Ostravrepia, on Frrday, September so, at Twelve o'Clock,
unle►. an acceptable offer is previously n ado by pi ivat e con ract,
rifikiE entire PARISH GREAr TEW, with
JL the MANOR or LtaRDSHIP extending over the same.
Courts Leet and Baron, two excellent Residences, noble and figely,
timbered Park, Ponds well stntnd with 17.5 h," Coach-House,
Stabling, excell.nt tlardens, and eatensive Plantations in a sta e
of the most thriving !Assurance. The whole Village, the perpe•
tual Atorowsun of Great and Lions I ew, the income of which
anal, from Lands In the adjoinieg Parishes of South Newing-
ton, Little Few and Barton, and sundry most eligible Farm%
and Dwellings, on which are three very powerful I kreshing Ma-
ch•nes turned by water, and containing in the whole about 3100
Acres of remarkably rich. Arable, Pasture and Meadow Land,
well timbered and watered, and in a high state of cultivation
and repair, the whole is Freeliohl,Tythe-tree, Land•tax redeetii-
ed, and in a complete ring fence. Also sundry FARM' in the
Parishes of Sandford and Swerford, containing about 630 Acres.
Flue whole of the above lying together, and !fl a ring fence, forms
a magnificent Domain, such as is se'dom offered to the public,
aad is worthy the serious atteo•ioo of capitalists, either for an in-
vestment of money, or for a residents in a most commanding
httuation. Great Tow is 17 miles from Oxford, it from Wood-
stock and Banbury, and 6 from Chitting-Not too, all good at .r-
-ket towns, abounds with game, and is in the neighbourhood of
several Packs of Pox Hounds.
Descriptive Particulars, with Plans annexed, to be had at
l'racoy Farm; of Messrs. Churchill, Field, and Weston, Solici-
tors, Dtddinvon ; Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Don viLe,
Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; Star, Oxford; White Lion,
Bai-
bury; Hear, Woodstock; George, Northampton ; Warwick
Ann, Warwick; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; Red Lion,
Them a; Lamb, Wallingford; White Hart, Benson; Crown,
Renate ; Belli Henley ; White Hart, Bath ; Hen and Chickens,
Birmingham ; and of Mr. fatelNeedler, Dessfort-Levees heat-
, farrelmiklusget *anal♦.

BY 11,3 MAJESTY'S PATEN.
OYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOST:
lA+ TION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the
Effects of Friction -in Steam-Engines, Machiiery, Mills, Car.
rages, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, &c. instead of Copper for
Ships' &Atoms, Tar, Pare-line, ai,d Service for Rigg•og, or ser-
vice for Cables; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron fro. 4 rust;
Wood or Wooden liu ldings from the Dry-Rot ; and by the use
of which the Public save in all cases rot less titan three LuntTred
per cent. eaclthive of saving wear and tear, tune and labour.
Sold, for the Patentees, at No.-40, Cliaring.C:ross, near the
Admiralty, London ; and, by their appointment at mss- Ship
Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers. Librares, Station.ts, Drug-
gists, hledicine Warehouses. Perfumers, Ironmongers, t titlers,
Coact makers, Innkeepers, Coach and Wartgott.offices, Oil and
Colour-shops, Sultry., and bh..pk r opt re in the United Kingdom,
In. boxes, price 2s. 6d.; 55.6 d. ; 10s. cd.; One Guinea,land Two
Guineas each.
The smalleit size Box contains a Quin tity sufficient to Prime
a Four Wheel Carriage Four times. with witch it will run up-
wards of Six '1 housand Miles, and it will answer in the -.ante
proportion for all other kinds of work.

QUACKERY IS THE DIA:I'H OF THOUSANDS.
HEAL 11-1 RESTORED:
After having been deceived and improperly treated by lUUL•erate
Pretenders.

MESSR S. COO PE R An.l Co Sorgeons. Charlotte.
sum., Blackfriars real, adjoining Rowlard Hill's t:hapel,
doming 10 years regular practice, can aver that tit stsands call ek-
imis yearly has Certain Le.mpiwist, owing to improper 're itment,
which have caused trkeralotis, wi•b Hlutch s on the Head.
Face, and Sody, dulness to the -i!.isr,noise in she Ears, neatness,
rr Ict urea. obstinate t ;leers, Nodes on the Shin Sot les. ulcers( ea sore
Throat, nocturnal pains In the Head and Limbs (frequently mis-
taken and often fa ally srea rd as Rheumatism); at last lhopsy
ensues. wilt a gen. rd Debility, and decay o the con.titution,
origina•ing from a Dr. a '.ful Disease lurking is the habit or the
improper use of Mercury.
Mrs is Cooper and Cu. have been regularly bred to the pro-
fession, (and their experience in t,.e above disordeis are urparal-
leled), are Mestib.-ra of thn Royal College of furgeons, In 14a.
don and Eslinburg's ; and it is gratifying to their feelings to an-
nounce they bare rescued very many of their fellow crealsres
from the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hos*
tale had failed).
Messn. Cooper and Co. ate consulted daily from ten till saves
(Sundays excepted) by writer set, ; or by lenge.,
post paid, when tueditines and the test &irk* will be mot to
any part of the town or country.
N IL The PILES and NS fULAS cured without Burning oc
Cs t ;rag. end those who labour under the most distressing uses
of debility (stern whatever cause, whe-her j err lie indiscretion
or otherwise) nerd not despair, hetaspply to Sur.,.-.to Cooper and
Co. C.Laritittissstreet, Bnickfriaresroad, idljotrang btowiwid
Chapel.
le••••••••••MMMIMMII

WOahl LOZENGES.
WORMS ARE THE MOST-FREQUENT
SOURUF.S OF CHILEMENS'I)IIFitbE., :

Their SYMP [DAIS EVERY PAR EN r and GUARDIAN
of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. The) °realm:so loge
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emu-tattoo and
Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains;
they hring I,n convuli4ons ; they affect the growth i t the body,
and they prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. Both
u a preventative and cure of these alarming, complainis,rbe shove
excellent Medicine is unlirJrsally allowed, on the a stimony ofthi
h:girest characters In this country, both in rank and rosy-ciabl•
thy, to have no equal. Thar public appreoation. get oto the •
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful surcern
n their bWO families, stamps its merit beyond competition. and
gives a saticuon to it, of which no other hiedicitor of the kind .
can bout. Parents and others, who have the cue of chili/re. •
should have this remedy ass family Medicine to rime to when',
ever the stomach or bowels of Children us any way darc;rders4
which it will always be found to relieve.
Sold, wholesale aiid retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapelde,tl,..
corner of St. Paul's Churchiard ; Sharp, Johns, & Belem, Forma
mouth; Jones, Weston Alimot, and Mallory, Put toes ; Hatl and
Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and
Ross, and Toms, Hub ; Hosland, Cookworthy, bletthron, Awl
Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, aad Sw inoey and Co Bir-
mingham ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trrwman, Exeter
Smith. hlan,:erton, eaburn, Scott,ar.d baster, Edlnhurgh ; Bax-
ter and M Donald, GlasrzW ; Bulges and Barry, Brsiot ; Sur
venson and Co. Norwich ; Switten, I.eicester ; Edwaris and
Penny, and Billtrose zed I .athbury ,Literpuol; Neale and I.etip,er,
Dover; W tete, Br•ghton ; Rolm to, :eldon. and Ruff, Miters.
ham • and retail, by most countrl medicine venders,to boars. et
es. oil!. I'd 54 AL each.

CORDIAL BAI.NI OF GILEAD.
HOSE laieted with PAleness, Langur, 0r the
T .Eyrs:Wtikness of Sight or Memory, should take time to
roneld-r Lintizus's a Icier, that " youth i• the inyortant penod
t.w forming a robust constiettion,' and that 4 molt lig is to be
dreaded ri touch es premat ire elms." ihe foundation of a
hap,sy cid age is a good eo..stittrion in youth; tessperance and
mod. ration at that age are passports to happy grey hairs. Nuthlng
caa be better described titan in the words of Arm.trung-
-----.." For want )1 time ly care
Millions have diet of medicable woutuls.“
CONSUMP LIONS, aid other Decays of Nature, whether the
effects of na ural totisequ-nces, or proceeding front im it udeticies,
or an advanced st.,ge i.t life, have engaged the study and atteo.
Lion f the first Phricians of this and an other nations in vain,
unit Dr. Solomon's CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD was hap.
ply discovered and promulgated to the world, and which has
produced sueirinratices of its good effects, as must convince the
tong incredulous of its amazing restorative powers. To came-
rae its truly Way, healing, balsamic, sod re:meeting efficacy,
testimonies of the first authority are now 'yarn. It is admirably
calculated for Batons and other disorders cat the Stonraels and
Bowels; for Head aches occasioned by intlig.stion; sold for pre-
venting Paid, s and Apoplexies, so often thecotitequenees of fres
living. Recourse should be had to it after every excess, and
upon every slight indisposition; for, by iveping the corteritutioa
in continual repair, it preserves the body in health and vigour,
and prevents premature decay.
No partisolar confinement, nor attention to diet, is regulate,
during a eoirse of this admirable medicine.
The CORDIAL. BALM ce GILEAD is prepared by Dr. See
lomon, Gilead-house, near Liverpn-l; where be may he consulted
by letter, with a Li fee; and it is sold in Bottles, prke 1 Is. each,
or four hi one Family Bwule foe 535. by which one l ls. bottie is
shed, duty included. With each boric is given a copious bill out
directions, hi English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Por-
tuguisse Language., containing select nitsetraluna of the efficacy •
of these inediein• s the Government label or •titinp.ot which has
the words—" Solonsott, I iverpool," engraves, without
which it cannot p.iss.bly be genuine.
To be had at Oilsad-house, near Liverpool; of Samuel Leigh,
No. is, Sneed ; bacon and Co. 110, Oxf.r 1-street, Lorick's, ;,
Brodie, fl wiling, and Lusfold, 'sli.hury; 41.Senith, Perfumes.,
, North. bridge, Edinburgh; Martin Keene, N 0.6, College-pseos, •
Dublin ; and all Medicine Venders, la the Unitas! Ciag,loat.

DLITC II PAPERS.

THE HAGUE, SEPIMMBER 13.

- ,
Our Pape:s contain long lists of the Members of
the Equestrian Order, an.l of the Deputies for Cities'
and Towns, who hive been nominated by the Prince
Sovereign Jro :he Assembly of the States.
Preparalons are making for a naval and military
expedit,on to re-occupy Batavia. Artificers of diffe-
rent kinds have been invited to proceed with it, for
thz purpose of 'refestablishing fort Surrabaya, in the
Island of Java..
The ilagur CuJrant of this date contains the follow-
ing Par3gr:trii :
" It is s !id that the Princess of `Vales has prepared
a Memorial addressed to all the Powers of Europe."

ALTONA, SEPTEMBER a.
YesterJay evening the Ki:v of Denmark, our
Sovereign, entered this city with a considerable reti-
nue, on his uay to the Congress of Vienna. The
afflirs which require his presence there are those re-
lating. to Norway, to a fair compensation for the loss
or that kiuti,dom, and to the relations of the Danish
States on b,:h sides of the Eyder with Germany.—
Covnt 13,..rnstorf is already at Vienna. During the
King's absence, the Queen, with a Council of State,
will conduct the affairs of Government. The King
is expected back by the 28th of October, being hor
I%l*sty's bitch-day, when also the coronation of their
Majesties 'Will take pace.
One of our journals contains the following :
,‘ All that bas been hitherto said as to differences
among the great powers, is built merely on groundless
reports, originating in the French Papers, and dissemi-
neo by thoughtless peopk.."

COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER S.
•The recent disturbances in Norway have been con-
fined to a tu:nult at Christiania, which at least dis-
covered the•real sentiments of the people, with re-
gard to the union with Sweden. In the mean time,
even here, where people- were 'disposed to view with
satisfaction the opposition of the Norwegians, an;
uhere-their successes were as much exaggerated as
they were diminished in the Swedish reports, the
affair seems now beyond redemption, and all re,
riev- of the war impossible. The following is men-
tioned as the cause which led to the tumult In the
pocket of the Swedish Governor of Wermeland, who
was shot at Licit, were found the plans of the Nor.
wegian military operations, and also a domestic cor-
respondence, in which a Bishop, three Generals, am:
a Counsellor, were implicated. In consequence re
this,'one General was taken i.ito custody, brough
to the fortress, and Genet al Ahrei;f4.l.l app.inted
successor. The latter discovered that the Qtarter-
Master-General had for five days kept back the pto.
• visions for the army, which was thus paralysed b 3
hunger and want ; and althinigh the guiliy were
saved by the event of the convention, yet the people
plundered the lionse General liaxthatrien,
Aieatia. Three °dicers have been condemned to dead',
anifteveral others put in prison.
4g. The Norwegian ports appear now open, for a
veisel has arrived here from Christiania."

THE EVENING STALL

LON DON.

SATUR.I3AY, SEPTEMBER. 17, 1814.
PRICE. OF .4 rocKs THIS DAY AT Tv.rri.v.E o•c; t,t K
Acdured pig. Cent. Con _o4 G 5 4 .I—for ace. 6.1; 5f
4 per Ct. shiat.-5 prr Ct. Navy 95i --LlGnds, 128. 13s. yr.
(Minium 3 dis.—Eschequer pro.

Halifax Papers to the 12th of August, have arrived.
They contain some intelligence of importance. No
action of serious moment has hero fought on t:;t fron-
tiers of Canada, subsequent to that of .he sth of July,
in which a handful of British in:itle such a 10 llant
stand against superior numbers.
A most gallant enterprize, on a stnall scale, had
since been undertaken by Major Ev...Ns, with thirty-
two men, with the most complete success. -Being sent
out on a reconnoitring party, the Major found him-
self, and his small party, surrounded by 200 Ameri-
cans ; as might have been expected nom British sol-
diers, when headed by an officer of spirit, they deter-
mined to cut their way through, which they literally
effected. The Americans were commanded by a
General SWIFT, who was killed.
From the United States we have but scanty intel-

ligence : that unhappy country is now so interse-Aed
by our 13,,at,expeditions, and the miserable inhabitants
are so frightened that their Journalists can scarcely
give a distinct account of any thing that passes. We
have only been able to scle:t one or two intelligible
.'articles. The British Commanders, in occupying
Moose Island, Eastport, and some other places adjoin-
ing our pnssessi nsatross,the Atlantic, have formally
declared their annexation to the British Crown ! This
has alarmed the American Government, and well it
may : how completely have the tables been turned
upon them —their's was a war of conquest and ambi-
tion, at its commencement—now it is one of defence ;
and Great Britain has justly wrested froni them some
of their most valuable possessions, to secure her own
from all further encroachment.

We subjoin a set of Resolutions voted by the In-
habitants of New Bedford, with a view to shew how
unanimous and cordial the Americans are in the pro-
secution of the WM' against Great Britain. It wEI
also prove that there are some honest and intelligent
individuals, even in America, who execrate tbe•csystem
of annoying a magnanimous enemy, by means of
Privateers. The good men of New Bedford so-
lemnly renounce all participation in this nefarious and
frau !okra Lit)cl of warf4re :
FUST:ICRIPT 10 THE HALIFAX JOURNAL OF
AUGUST 8.
T;le MAil arrived at one o'clock this afternoon from
Qaellec ; left there the 26th ult. The Sd and 58th
reg:ments, part •of General Power's brigade from
Bourdeaur, had reached there ; the remainder, tht
sth and 27th regiments, with a division of Irtillerx ,
WAS nrlneutly expected, as was also General Iker,.pt's

I,l;gade, compo:ca of the gal,. Vrth, Sth hattalied I

60th,' and 81st regiments, and a division of artillery.,
His Majesty's schooner, St. Lawrence, arrived
this afternoon from Bermuda, in twelve days pas•
sage. The troops from Bourdeaux, under General
Ross, had arrived there, and were to sail in a day or

two after the St. Lawrence left the Island, for the

Chesapeake. Admiral Cochrane was soon to follow.

MONTREAL, JULY 23.

NIAGARA FRONTIER.—On the 12th, in the evening,
Major Evans was detached with a part of the Light
Company of the King's Regiment, amounting to s 2
men, to &salver if the enemy were on a road lead-
ing to our army ; he had not advanced far, before he
discovered that General Swift with 200 men, had
laid in ambush for him ; in this situation, the only
resource he had was to force hi s way through them,
which he did. Early after the skirmish commenced,
General Swift was killed, as were 17 of his men.—

Major Evans was a short time priaoner, but extri

catcd himself and made his escape. A f.'w of our
small vessels have left Kingston with stores and pro-
visions, for General Riall's army, and the remainder
still remain in port.