Star.
London, England, 1807-06-17 00:00:00

1.1 I'ER ATURE.

MR. PHILLIPS refpaltully.informs the Public,
tra and the Bookieilis3 throughout Great Britain and inland,
that 'within there few days he has publifhed the under mentioned
isiterefting New, Bunks:
1. Sir Jon N CARR'S HOLLAND and RHINE,. 11.25.
1. The MAR ste SALVO'S PLIGHT And TR.% , 73.
3. The fame Work, i:1 ITALIAN, 10i. U.
4. Mr. PRATTN POEMS, lON tit'.
s. 4r. You N ifs Sua•Er of F.ssrx, 1 volq
6. NIF.RUDGe. SußvElf of GLOUCRS rERSIIIR V, ,4.
7. Mr. HERMT's TRAVELS through the CANADAS and en the
ST. LAWRENCE, 21 1156.
CONVERSATION PORM, by W.Cnnitt, as.
9. MODERN VOTAntS and l'aAvet.s. Vol. V. to boards.
to. Mr. COOPER'S FIRST LIN RS of &MOIR!, 11.. boards.
is. Dr. BRIER cn RESPIRATION, 4th Edition, 8s boards_
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i 6 Mr. SaLsna let Autumn to the VoLum es of his His roar
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iS. DDIERCAIReS CAMPARNIE de Sesostazwo, dos 6d.
39. Lactiiieshyttotsystes, 6s boards.
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" Pali% et holtiles (tuna eft fiducia) ripe,
Incomitatus adit."— Cr.avotau.
Work an impartial account Is given of the mruwrv, de-
tains, arts, and condition of the Dutch fence the converting of the
Rennidic of the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom. and a
defcription of the ma",. inte-efling objeas.and (emery in Holland
ant on the hanks of the Rhine.iintrperfcd with a variety nt ante
dotes iltußrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of
France and Germany throuth which the Authlr pared ; and the
whole is enthellifhed by 13 Engravings, by a diftinguifhed Arti ft,
trom drawings made on the frit.
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The NOIRTIIRRN SUMP La . prke 21. 26.
The STRANNeIt IN IR CLAND. price 21. SI

POl.l nes IN PROSE AND VERSE.
This day was puhlifbed, price lc 6d.
F LAGET.I.IJM FL AGE LI. ATED. A Satirical
Poem ; with Note.—By BEN BLOCK.
Printed for Stockdale, junior; No. et, about the Middle
on the North fide of I'all Mall.
Where may he had,
Plain Fans: a Review of 1:le Condudt of the late Minifters;
fecond Editiao, greatly enlarged. 33.
More Talents Still : bring Lord Grenville. Letur to Dr. Gafcin,
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Mantle,ll Trbute to the Memory of Mr. Fitt. is.
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itst. 6d. Likewife,
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Pattoral Epilogue. with a hitmornui Frontifpiece 13th edit M.
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PAWN*. Second Editiort,2a.
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.The Britanniad and Hibernia(' Poems, net fatirical, on the for-
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MILFORD, NEAR, 1.1eM111441C0111, HABITS.
'F.) BE SOLD, . •
AMODERN BUILT. HOUSE, containing a
Diniag Room as by :3, an 'adjoining Drawing Room 21
by is, Library of the fame dimcnfions, four Chambers wish belt
beds, and boar, fmallt.r. with fervant's ditto; two Dreffingßoanis,
Water Clore, and &Mettle Offices of every defcription, fuitable
to the accommodation of-a modern-fized genteel family; two
Coach-hou fns, Stable, good Garden, Ih which is a comfortable
cottage—thould more room be wanted for fervants, and plenty of
fine water, both in Ifoufe and Garden The Houle Rands on a
11 .ping lawn, fronting the South, and immesh:4e ). oppafite the
Needle Rocks and the bold Chalk CI ifs of the lfle of Wight. It is
about half a mile from the lea—is furrounded by ao acres of ex-
talent Land in five fields; is near the Church and the Village;
but fereened from them by plantations—bs certainly a very con-
venient, a very healthy, and probably as beautirel a fituation as
molt in Britain. The roads and neighbou ;hood are v ry g rod.
The Furniture, which•is in good condition, may be taken or
left at the option of a parchafer.
PolTeflion can be given almolt immediately. May be viewed any
day between twelve and three, by tickets, to bt had of Mr. Per-
kins, Lyn:. gton ; and further particulars may be known ow
the premifes ; or by letter (poll paid) addreifed to Mr. R. TlO-
- Volt Office. Lymington.
SW I. :Oit D HOUSE, OXFOAD'iIIIRE,'
SINGULARLY DESIRABLE SUBS rAN CIA I. PREEHOLb
MANSION, AND PADDOCK, AND TY IHE FRlti
FAR\I.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr MUNN,
At Garraway's on Friday, Illy to, at Twelve o'cl >cis, (molds an
acceptable offer be mad, by Private Conti-ad),
-r-TE truly Valtialtie and Compael FREEI-101.1)
ESTA 'FE. in the Parifhes of Swerford and Hooknortoo,
comps-11in/ a fuhilanted flone manfion called Swarf.wd Moore,
with dnmeitic offices of every defcription, newly ereaed ornamen-
tal range of Itabling for eleven horfes, double coach hoofs:, ch. ifc-
roufe, Wieners and faddle• rooms, the who e, amply fupplied with
water, a paddock of rich land, ornamented with ftately timber,
a conßant ft ream of water running at a molt deirable dillance in
front of the maisfi m, mar with the gr. ateft facility be rendered
an übjedi highly ornamental and attradive, ; leafure ground and
kitchen garden together with ftveral rich farms m fitly contiguous
to the demi fne lands, co:dining of a due propottion of arable and
palture laisd, divided Into convenient enclofores by thriving Nacos,
enriched with capital timber, containing in t be whrfse upwards of 6so
acre& The farm houfes and agricultur .1 buildings have jolt been
completely repairtd. The farina art. all let, either to yearly tenants, •
or on Ihort leafcs, a• low rents. There is alto a (mall farm, con.
61ting of nearly 4S acres, orbh a dwelli g boo& and fiaitable build •
hags, 111112te sf Blexham, in the county of Oxford, fr.: miles from
Bwerford, in the occupation of Mr. R. Rogers, at a low rent. The
whole is tytbelrre, and forms an objet t pecti!isrly defirable to
any gentleman wifhing to realize in a retired rich notation, and is
attached to rural (ports, kveral pack• of hounds being kept in the
j neighbourhood, which is plentifally Rocked With ga ne; a earl&
derable part of the purchafe money may retatain on tstorgage for
a limited. time. Swerford is a pleafant village, fituate eight
miles from llanbitry, five from Chipping Nort,in. and four from
Chanel Houfc. within a quarter of a m le barn the turnpike road,
Ina mighbourhood highly refpedtablt sod filubriotos. rksa per
p.etual Advowfon of the valuable Reelory is, likewife on bale by
private contraa.
John Feints?, who reties on the manfion. w'll fliew the ettate,
and particulars ms' be had oc Edward Horee, Ere. Solicitor,
Stark erect, Lincoln's Inn; of Jorepli Knight FA Solicitor,
Stow on the Wold. Gloucefteribire; End of Mr Munn, WAS.
brook, near the Royal Exchange; where plans o the eftat• •
natty be ken. Particulars alto at Garraway's, and at Chapped
1 Hoer..