Star.
London, England, 1812-09-05 00:00:00

MONEY.

'THOSE desirous of borrowing Sums of Money,
1- are ;donned, they may be supplied with say sum on the
it cushy o( Church Livings, Marriage Settlements, Money in the
Funds, Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Estates; as also by
responsible personal security, on terms infinitely more honour-
able and advantageous to the Borrower than are usually of-
fered to the Public.—Letters (post paid) addressed to Mr. W.
11, Chapel-place, Vere street, Oxford-street, will be immediately
answered—where personal applications are daily received from
Twelve to Fout.

HOLBORN HOUSE, 268, HIGH HOLBORN.
TASTE AND ELEGANCE, COMBINED with ECONOMY

AND FASHION.
MACPHERSON, REES, and Co. beg leave to
L". inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they
'are enabled by their immediate connection with the first LINEN
MUSLIN, and COTTON HOIPIES ill ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, 1114
IRELAND, to have continually on Sale at the above House, a
most Extensive and Choice Assortment of the Ca EA PEST LINEN
DRAPZIY and HOSIERY GOODS in the THREE KINGDOMS.
N. 8.: GREAT BARGAINS in SHAWLS, IRISH LustNs,
CASSDRICS, Japan, Plain,Striped, Corded, and Sprig'd MUSLIN.,
COLINTIRPANtS, SIitILTINGS DIAPERS, SILK and COTTON
Hose, and e'er, Article for Mourning, dm dm.
Country Dealers served on the lowest terms.

MORGAN and SANDERS, under the deepest
sense of gratitude for the very liberal Patronage they
have already received, very humbly inform Ladies and Gentle-
men they have recently enlarged their Manufactory and Ware-
rooms, and which now exhibit a very extensive and fashionable
Collection of every Article of CABINET and UPHOLSTERY
FURNITURE, for Houses and Mansions of every description;
in particular, the Patent Bedsteads, Sofa-beds Chair-beds,
Dining-tables, Trafalgar Side-boards and Tables in one ele-
gant piece of Furniture, with many other new and improved In.
vetrions, for the East and West Indies and all Foreign Climates,
Army and Navy, &c.
N.B. The various inventions, &c. that many ethers are offer-
ing for sale, it Is almost needless to say to a discerning and liberal
Public, have moat of them been copied from Morgan and San-
ders's Manufactory, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. ,

CZ TAINS OF RED PORT WINE, Tea, Ftuit,
kJ Mildew, and every Vegetable Matter, are entirely removed
from TABLE LINEN,, LEATHIER BREECHES, Cottons,
Mustins, Lice.' ant other Articles of Dress, by HUDSON'S
CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID: it also removes the
above stains from Ladies' BUFF Dresses, without injuring the
Buff Colour, and restores all kind of Linen to their original
Whiteness, when discoloured by bad writing, disuse, or long
se:.-voyages, WrIsHOUT ANY INJURY to the mature of the
cloth. Prepared and sold by Hudson and Co. her Majesty's Che-
mists, 27, Haymarket, London ; sold also by the prinsipal Per-
fumers, Stationers, and Medicine Venders throughout the United
Kingdom in bottles at Ss. Ss. and 2a. each.
Hudson and Co. beg leave to caution the Public against Imita-
tions of this article, under the name of any other person. It. has
been used anti approved by many respectable Families, and in the
Army for many years; but they cannot be answerable for the
alias of iny that is not prepared by themselves.

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FOR TfiE TEETH AND G%MS.
,THE ESSENCEof PEARL and PEARL DEN-
TIFRICE, invented by the late Jacith Hemet, Dentist to
her MAJECTT and the PRINCE Of WALL". are greatly superior,
both in elegance and efficacy, to any thint, hitherto made age of;
they will effectually preserve the 'leech in a sound state even to
old age; will render them white and beautiful without the least
Impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are
already decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth.ach,
perfectly cure tt.:! Scurvy in the Gums, and mike them grow
firth and close to the Teeth. They likewise render the breath
delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the
Consequence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth.
They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and
Blew. Cock spur-street, London, price 96.9 d. each, and retail by
T. Scartnan (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hemet), Geotge.
street, Hanover-square.
N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents
and persons who have the tare of Children as the traiatEr.-
set varive of young and tender Teeth.
None are Gepuine but what have the words, " J. Hemet
Bayley and Blew, Cockapur-street," engraved la te karnp,
a Label 44.- jiayley and Blew, Cockytwatra!‘44.l9ll;'
an the back each bottle and boat ,

DORSET. s - •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY M. BAKER,
At the King's Arms Inn;in Dorchester, on Tuesday, the 27*
October, 1812, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Two
Lots, on such conditions as shall be then and there p;oduced,
rrif. FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
the following ESTATES:
Elk 1. AU that the Manor and Lordship or reputed Manor I
and Lordship of Armeswell, and the mpit al Messuage, Tenement
and Farm, called Armeswell Farm, with the Appurtenances,
mate, lying' and being in the Parish of Buckland Newton, in the:
County of Dorset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thumas
Cross, as Tenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm House, Out-
houses' Barns, 6:ables, and other necessary and convenient Build-
ings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with Trees, and about
470 Acres of rich Meadow, Arabk, Pasture and Coppice Land.
I.ot 2. All that other Messuage, Tenement and farm, with
the Appurtenances, called Knoake otherwise Knoake's farm,
etuate, and being in the said Parish of Buckland Newion,
now also in the occupation of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant ,
thereof, consisting of a good Farm-house, and Garden, Stables J
anti convenient Out-houses, and 72 Acres of eiceiknt Meadow,
Pasture, and Arable Land.
These Estates are situate in a Sporting Country on the borders
of the fel tile Vale of Blackmoore, aboutaten miles front Dorches-
ter, eight from Sherberne, and four from Cerne ; and abound
k *li Coppices and fine Oak, Ash, and Elm Timber. Ihe Te-
nant's Lease,explres at Lady-Day, 1818, and at the other usual
and- customary. imes of quitting Estates in those parts.
The flarchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Profits
'11341-13371

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PARK- LANE, overlooking Hyde-park, Kensington Gardens, and
commanding the highly picturesque scenery of the Surrey
Ms.—Capital Family Mansion, Offices of all Jecriptions,
Three Coach Houses, and Stable for Eight Horses.
By Mr ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, September so, at twelve,
,
Very Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE;;
a very Commodious FAMILY MANSION,
adapted in esery respect for the accommodation of a Nobleman
or Family of the First Distinction, commanding the highly picot.
resque view of Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, and the sifted
and extensive scenery of the Surrey Hills, the Property of a
Nobleman ; containing, on the tipple' loot. two Itaadsotoe Le.
braries in front, with French windows, Four Bed-rooms, &c.
Second floor, Six Bed-chambers, Two Dressing-rooms, and Iwo
Water-closets; Principal floor, a neat Anti-room, Two Drawing.
rooms elegantly finished, and French windows opening to a Bal•
cony the whole length of the House, and Viranda, a Lady's
Morning-room, Breakfast-room, Principal Bed-chamber, with
Closets, Water-closets, and Attendant's room; Ground-floor, a
handsome paved Entrance-ball, Inner-hall, principal and secon.
dary Staircases, a capital bowed Eating-roonr, Butler's-room and
Fantry, Housekeeper's-room, Servant's-hall, detached (Aces,
cool Larder, roomy Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Wish-house and
Laundry, capital Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c. Areas, Vaults, and
Servants' Entrance, Stables for Eight Horses, Three Coach
Houses, Lofts, and Men's-rooms over,
To be viewed; by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises ; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.

ESSEX COAST.
SPORTING and FISHING, SOUTH-BEMPLEET, near Ray.
leigh and South-end; MANOR, FREE-WARREN "ARMS*
IMPROPRIATE It EC roRY, atc.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gitraway's, on Wednesday, Sept. 80, at 12, In Five Lots,
'THE MANOR of BAMFLEET, alias South-
Bemfleet, with all Fines, Her:lots, and Quit•rents, extend.
lug over many thousand Acres of Land; also the Impropriate
Rectory of South-Benvileet aforesaid, with all the rythes of Co-ro
and Pulse, arising from the Land in the Parish. Also, a very
eligible, compact, and desirable Freehold Estate ; compri.ing a
newly-erected Farm-house, with Offices and all necessary Out-
buildings, and several Enclosures surrounding the buildings;
containing about 287 Acres of Meadow, rich Arable, and Pasture
Land, with the Tythes pf Corn and Pulse arising therefrom s
and about Five Acres of Woodland in hand, on lease to Ws
Knightsbridge, nf which eight' years will be unexpired at 141•
chaelmas next, at a low rent; early possession may be had under
an arrangement with the tenant.
Also, South-13emileef Hall Farm, containing about 185 Acres,
with Farm-house and Buildings adjoining the above, on lease to
Mtv.:Terner ; 9 years unexpired at Michaelmas; at a low rent.
.To be viewed by applying to Mr. Charles Knightsblidge, Kent
Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of whom Particulars may be had, and at the
Post-house; at the Hotel, Southend; the New Ship, Rockford;
Crown, Billericay; White Hart and Cups, Coicheiter ; Black
Boy, Chelmsford; White Hari, Romford ; of Mr. Ilenbow, Soli.
citor, Lincoln's Inn, where a Plan of the Estate may be s•;11;
Mr. Adams, High-street. Oxford; at Garraway's ; anti of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, GAJen-square.

• 'nil Eituir estopucrtom Ibt,Ttist wokum;:'.
Patronized by their Royal Highnesses the'Prinease of WSW
and Duke of Susses, and most of the Nobehry„ '
MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR. —The virtues
MA- of this Oil, extracted from etre. in the East Indies, are re•
asinmendrd on the basis of truth, experience, and the mow re spec.
table and accredited testimonials. Where the hair has been bald
for years, this Oil will fully replenish it. It nourishes and pre.
serres the Hair from failing off or changing i's colour to the
lam period of life; and, by its moisture eradicates whatever
hinders its growth, and soon makes it thick and regular. Ladies,
especially, will find the beneficial effects of this Oil, as it gives tri
the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scent, curl, &c. and tenders ig
inexpressibly attracting. It is also pre-ernment tor Cbildren's'hair
instead of soap, &c. It cleanses •he hEir much easier, ersaVcarea
the scurf, is extremely pleasant to the infant, and brings the hair
to a beautiful state; also promote the growth of whiskers, eye.
brows, &c. likewise is far superior to poniatutn for constant use
in dressing, with or without powder. It is particularly recom•
mended to use immediately after Sea-bathing, and during. travvli•
ling in hot climates ; and in many other respects it porelneer
pestles unheard of in any preparation of *similar nature;
Price 38.6 d. Ina 6d. and Xt. Is. per bottle.—Sold wholesale
and retail by the Proprietors Rowland and Son, Kirby-
_stivrfe
Hatton •Garden, and by their appointment, by Wpm. Hetsdrale
Perfumers to bet Majesty, Titchhorne.etiret ; aivity and [clews
Cockwur-street ; Snlyth,ll7, New Bood.strates S. bettors'a
Greek-street; Rise, 65, Cbeepside. and by theieftriansagal
by allVaadreale and retellPrahriessail mad It eirlarel
I.ondon, and in every Townthe asiorbeifilkivaire
Countertelts.--Of whom net hihr=hbas. Retreat, for '.arratii.
' catiug all Dinettes* *Ease *eta
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front lady-bay, 1815.
rents For a view of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and for printed
ot. pro- Particulars of the Estates, at the Once of Mr. F. Oakley, of Dor-
chester, Attorney-at-I.as( at tke Aottioneeess the Farm House
iemet at ArosessysP ;at the Pripcipal puss and I:sbtaries he the, Towns
p, and of Sherbome, Shake. . Eridportl Igandford. adlabaryi and
pasted Eater • and at Maui Sala^ Platoon, Tow
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HEIRS AT LAW WAN FED.
ANY Person or NI s ,its proving themselves Heirs
at Law to Mr. Groitoe housefly of the Town of
Portsei, Victualler, decta•sd, (1.61 about 41 years since,
leaving two Sisters' viz. EL 12.1 nun u C u tf w r, of the City of Lon-
don, spinster, and MARI( CHUMP, of t!.e C ty of Winchester,
Spinster, or their Deseend.mts, may h-sr of %otn, thing to their
advantage, by appiteatim (iree of postage) to Mr. ittng, St.
James's street, Por ,t a

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HEIRS Al' LAW WAN I'ED.
` ANY Person or NI s 'ns proving themselves
at Law to Mr. Geoitue tormerly of the T
Portsea, Victualler, deefa-td, d.tid about 41 yean
leaving two Sisters, viz. Efaz.l az r u r, of the City
don, spinster' and MARY CHUMP, of t!.e C ty of Wine
Spinster, or their Deseendmts, may h-ar of .otn, thing t
advantage, by applteatim (tree of postage) to Mr. Ai
James's street, Por:,f a
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FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS, AUGUST so.
All the letters from Warsaw speak of the vi
obtained by General Regnier and the Prince Sch
zenberg over the Russians. This victory appe
have been much more important than was• a
said. It ;appears to have entirely disconcerted till
my's plans in this part of the theatre-of war.
General Icon ipta is occupied at Grodno in tl
ganiaation of a regiment of Lithuanians, for th
perial Guard.
KONIGSBERG, AUGUST 9.
On the 6th arrived here, Marshal the Dul
Belluno. The next day he reviewed the fro(
this-city.
BARCELONA, AUGUST 1.
The General of Division Baron Lamarque,
mander of Upper Catalonia, gives an account
in the night, between the 21st and 22d, Colonel
• commanding a -brigade between 010 l and B
marched a battalion of the 67th regiment, and
horse chasseurs, towards St'. Estevo, to surpri
troops of Rovii a's party. The Chief of Bat
Martin, uho commanded this expedition, cond
it so well, th it he surprised the enemy whilst•they
distributie g out wine. The carnage was imm
rimy than 400 muskets remained in our power
. tot a man would have eseoped but for the vicir
Grau, watch f tvourA the retreat of some fugiti
BAYONNE, AUGUST O.
Numerous reinf ircernents daily pass throne
' town on their wiy the army of Portugal.
assured, th it in eitrht or ten days, 10,000 mar
pass through our town an the same destination.
• WARSAW, AUGUST &
It is confirmed that the Emperor Alexandt
extended the left wing of his corps d'armee to
len bk, to facilitate, by that means, his junction
Prnce Bagration. We. have reason to-expect
for once the enemy will make a stand, and d
their own cotintry. From this movement upon
•
Jena, it seems that the Russians have no other I
. than that of covering the two capitals of Peterst
and Moscow; the first•of which is menaced b
French army, which marches with celerity to
it by Newla and the Wielku L ikq ; and the 5
• byshe army which marches upon Smolensk.
VIENNA, AUGUST 19:
The Court' Gazette gives the continuation c
journal of the operations of the Austrian am
corps
On the 16th of July, Captain-Bracineville,
hussafs of Kienmayer, passed, the Bug at Ma
-surprised the piquet of Cossacks, and made th
tee and his soldiers.priso-ners.
41 On the 17th we took at Pinsk, 4 Russian of
and 134 soldiers. On same day the coin
the regiment of Hussars of Hesse Homburgh,
had been sent to the banks of the canal of OE
took a convoy of 198 waggons, 'and 399 horses
4, On thi 18th, the Austrian auxiliary corps n
ed in two columns upon Nieswitz. The one
the peat road of Slonim; the other,- command
the Field-Marshal Lieutenant Baron de Frimce
•chant d upon Pinsk end Bohiezin. - Captain Paul
the Hustan ofthe.Eniperor, surprised on that
• Rui,,ian post. it Luba:, and took the office
horses prisoners. Some Russianqt•oops having
' • up
-ties support this post, Lieutenant Count Foi
of the same regiment, overthrew them, and kale
Russian commander.
" On the 21st, a Saxon regiment of cavalr
two regiments of infantry entered Kossow, to r
the Austrian Major-General llachmeister.
• " On the 25th, the RUSS' ANS advanced upon I
-which was occupied by the Field-Marshal L
nant Baron -de Frimont. The object of the e
was to retake the considerable magazines whit
been before taken from them ; but after several 1
skirmishing, they were obliged to retire with
loss. The waggon-train of the Austrian aux
corps emptied a part of these magazines iut
waggons. On this occasion a comoany of the
• went of` the frontiers of Waradin, made a fit
fence against the enemy, who attempted to pr
beyond La Pina.
" On the 24th, the Field-Marshal Lieutenan
mont gave up to the Saxons the positions whi
bad till then occupied, as well as the magazii
Pinsk, which had not been emptied; and beg;
march, to effect at Nieswitz his junction with th
column of the auxiliary corps.
" On the 25th, Major-General de. Zachmeistf
relieved at Kobrin by the Saxon General de
gel, and proCeeded to re-join the corps d'arm
Nieswitz, where the head-quarters arrived on the
" On the 30th the corps d'armee was to have
tinued its march by Minsk, when intelligence w
caved from the French General Regnierf tht
corps of the Russian General Kamenskoi had
in the Saxon posts at Brzesc, attacked their a
ced guard at Kobrin, and that the object of this
seemed to be to advance to cut off our commt
tion with the Duchy of Warsaw. In conseqt
1 • the Austrian auxiliary corps remained at Niet
- to support, in case of need, General Regnier, a
be able to attack the enemy in concert with hint
" On the 31st, in the afternoon, intellienci
received from General Regnier, that the Sam
neral de Klengel, after having defended Kobrin
much bravery during ten hours, had been oblii
surrender, with the greatest part of his brigade
that the enemy detached his patroles to the en;
of Pruszana. In consequence of this
'the army began its march in the night of the
from Nieswitz upon Snavt,
The Lieutenant-Colonel Count Itlniky,
13eaulieu infantry, remained with a
.detachme
three companies, and 100 horse, at K.letzk, toot
• 'the 'ilebouche of Pinsk, and maintain the con=
, %ion with the French General Latour Maubours
-• bad left some tegiments at Bobruisk.
On the same day, Lieutenant-Colonel Cout
;Ws Into Its 4 been ;barged !Alt a misaiva