Star.
London, England, 1809-01-14 00:00:00

ON THE 7.OItOFRS OF HEW! S.

'Capital Freehold Estate, •elegint Mansion in a Park, Farm,
rich Feeding Land, Picturesque Cottages, and extensive Ce.
mon Right. •
By Mr. ROBINS, at Oarraws.y's Coffee-lumse,
Cornhill, on FRWAY the gith of -February, at Toelvc
o'Clnck, in one I.ot,
ri `HE -Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, with
1 the eligible compact Family Manidota, called WARLIF.;,
erected within a few yea's, the residence and property of a Ge'.
tlemar-, with (Mee' of all descriptions, productive Gerd. e„
walled round, Hot-house, Green-house, Pleasurcurounds, ata
Plantations, Entrance Loge, elegant Cmtalms, and rich2lea-
dow Land, e ,mprising about Two Hundred and TWenty Acre%
within a park paling, pleasingly diversified with hill and dale, aed
ornamented by full-grown Oak avid other Timber. On the
sVe side of the road is a *comfortable farm House, with Dair:.
Brow-house, Watch-house, I oundry, Llrying-giourid,„ &e. spa-
cious Farm-yard fii) mounded by L'aiildinp well planned and late,'
erected; sundry inclosutes of Meadow, Pastore, and Arabfe.
Land, containing about Two Hundred and Forty Acre{, wig},
extensive Common Right znd rarest Land. The whole formirry
a desirable property for a Gentleman% Residsnce and Farm, si-
tuan: between Waltham-abbey and Epping, in the nuntbeautif.:l
part of the County of Esse:, on the bardtra.of Hens, 17 Irak.
from London.

To he viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises; of
Mr. Stokes. Epping-place; Post-house, hpring; Crown, Flo:-
kerill; Falcon, Waltham-cross; B. Cherry, LK. lierteti;
Black Dull, Hoddrsdon ; George, Woodford; at G.:ttr.,w:n.*:;
and of Mr. Robins, kVarnick-(treat, Golden-sanate, Wht7,
Tickets fee viewing may b had, and a Pl= of the Estate nu:y he

• VALUABLE TRADE AND PR EMBES.
To be DISPOSED OF on LIBERAL TERMS, with immediate

1-QUIN14101:1,
-THE COODWILL and STOCK in TRADE
4- connected with the Business of a Retail IRON MER-
CHANT. 'This concern. which is of the first respectability, bs
beeti for many years extensively and successfully coitthicttel in
large commercial mauulacturing Town, within one of the Mid-
land Counties ; it possesses every desirable advantage in point of
situation, and is capable of any further extension that mia.iat be
wished for. _

The Purchaser, if he pleases; mar he accommodated with the
premises at a fair valuation they comprise a capital Mansion,
with Warehouses, Stables, Yards, and other seizable cJaveni-
emcee all adjoining and perfectly entire. •
The present Proprietor is retiring from liusir.ess, or this com-
munication would not have been submitted to the public.
For &Wet information references may be made giber to
Messrs. Baxter wad Purnivars Inn, or to Maws. Bigsby
is)4l Wells., Solicitors, twilit:Own.

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.DR. TAMCS'S POWDEIy
Pew Fevers, Colds, Agues, lnilnentass .sades, &c.
-Vender of Medicines, inrnaerl_y a lahourer in the
Dtseter's garden, has lately advasdsed hi.:iself " zs the on-
" ghsal and only person who ever prepared the Fever Powder ter
the late Dr. James ; but as It has been proved that this Meth-
ane was soldhefore he was born, and therefore that he Gould no:
have been the" original Preparers" he now shifts his ground, and
declares la that heaesisted in the preparation two yeast prior to
" the Doctor'sdeteaste, the. person who vs:tally prepared them
" being in a lutd state of isealth,"&c." and thus, by his own slaw-
hug, it appears that he was not" the only Prcparer." It happens
however, teat Mrs. Evans, here alluded to, who lived many yes:s
in the D:lictor's family, and survived him, wacin truth, the only
person who attended the fires and assisted in the process till his
death : a man was occasionally employed to pound the ingredients,
which is all this pretender, Mr. Perrin, can have done, and
hich he calls " assistiog in the preparation; so that after the
gnus. falsehood' " the original' and the Duly Preparte,"
his pretensions rest.lve themselves into the mtrequOsble " dap
" sisting in the preparatio?l," becatue he pounded thelogredient6.
But even if he had be.n admitted to assist MTS.Evans in her pan
ni the process, he *told not have obtained the secret of this :tees s-
thcine, fur, according to Dr. James's affidavit (puWished by his
Exeoutors in 1777), it . had only been communicated to his Ssn
, and Mr. Newhery—a discovery, moreover, that has ever baffled
the skill of the most entitwor Chetnista.
The genuine Powder is to he had only from F. Newbery and
Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; or at Dr James's
late house, in Burton-newt, iu Packets, price 9.5. ad. each ; or in
IBottles, containing .It Packets, as made stefor the Army and
, Navy, price 11.45. including theduty. Observe that the words
44 p
. Newbery, No. 45, St. Pa4s," are engraved in Use `reaps