Star.
London, England, 1802-09-23 00:00:00

BY ROYAL AUTHORITY.

MORTON'S CORDIAL; a CERTdIN CURB
for the BOWEL COMPLAINT, in a FEW HOURS
AFTER TAKING.

The moft excellent and ellicacious Medicine for that Difor-
der ever yet difeovered; alto for Nervous Difcalcs, Shattered
Conftitntions. Confumptinss, Trembling% &c. Debility of the
Body, Stcmachie Complaints, and all other Diforders, ariling
from a relaxed Stite of the Nervous Syliem.
Sold in Half-pint Bottles, containing Two Doles, at zs: 6d
each, duty included
At No. iB, Princes-ftreet, Soho, three doors from Kin:-
Arca, by the Proprietor only.
Such Poor Perfoos who may peaMidted with that damning
Complaint, by calling as above, shall receive a Dofe GRATIS,
as the Vendeels intention is; for the good of mankind. •

GLOUCI

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Truly Defirible and Improirable FittablOLO
FATATZ, cotnpriging the Manor of PAINSWICK. eon-
Elting of the Tithing. of 4heepfensube, Edge, Spoonbed, and
Stroud End, atending oiler feveral Thaufand Acres of Land,
with Fine., Chief. Rents. qt.tit Rents, and Heriots, Wiling out
of 333 different Tenements, which, with the 'Tolls of the Mar-
ket and otk.er intinunitie., have Prodieed anatallT, (41 an
average of eight years, ending 24th December, 1601
4;8o t 6 4
Alfo the Manor Farm, with Hoare and requi-
lite Offices, fituated on an elevated and healthy
fpot, commanding ex tenbve Views of the beauti•
ful Vale of Painkvich and citcumjacent Country,
lying exceedingly compadt, in the centre of .330
Acres of Rich. Arable, Paftura, and Meadow
Land. with two improvable and valuable Streams
of Water, running through and unitingia the fame,
very convenient for crediog Mills for the ufe bf
the Manufadtory carried on in the Neighbourhood;
let with other Land to Mr. Windus fur a term, but
determinable on giving twelve months notice, end -
big the sth dry of April, of the eitimated annual
value of OP Acres) 470 OC.
Alfo. Six Parcels of Woodlands and Ve attc, part-
lv enclofed, well Rocked with Becch.oA, and Afh
Trte4, lying within the Manor, and in part ad-
joining to the Manor Farm, containing 381 Acres,
abd eftimated to be of the annual value of -

149 3 g

lii Acres. 4. Soo o 0

The above eftimated annual value is exclufive of the value
of the Timber thereon growing, which is to be paid for upon a
valuation to be made. There is a large Track of Commonable
or Waite Land, which will confiderubly benefit this Eftate,
upon an Inclofurc. .

I ;nem, few'sl sisfliaderiessiliscs lam arifea, is cm:Ammo e
trwr• Advert ffaarsits kits iinarreB, frosts the issacciracy if eis aci
Mats sad at• i error:, it is bolted tbe above sfehertil:wiciat
explanatory to arifisstr every ptirsbiffer's ;spirits re
flselbirgll4 Proprty to befell.
Mr. Baylis, of Painfwiek, will thew the. Premica, and an.
Ewer all inquhies • and Man. Hodlkinfou and Foe; No. 33,
Arundel-Area, 'Condon, arc authorited to eater into a Con.
trait for the fame.

The Honourable CHICHESTER SKEFFINGTON, Plaintiff,
*the Right Honourable MARY LADY ANNA I.Y, foie Ex-
ecutor, Ikvifec and Refiduary Legatee of HENRY late Lord
ANNALY, deceafed, and othcrs, Defendants.
pURSUA NT to a Decree of his Majelly't Court
of Chancery in Ireland, made In this Caiife, and bearing
date the 22d day of July laft, I will oh Monday the kith day of
November next, at the Chancery Chamber in Dublin, fet up
and fell to the higheft and f :kelt bidder, either in the whole or
in parcels, the feveral Eftates of she Defendant, Lady.A N Nit LY,
fituate in the Counties of Mayo, King's County, Kildare, and
Weftmeath, and a competent pan of her Litlythip's Eftate,
fituate in the County of Longford ; and alfo that capital Dwell-
ing Huufe, with fuitable Offices, the refidence.of the late Lord
Annaly, fituate In the Eaft fide of Stephen's Greeit,in the City
of Dublin.—All in the Pleadings mentioned, for the purpofe in
the faid Decree, dated Lith Augttft, 1802.

EDWARD WFSTBY.

Props:is.ls will be received until the time of Sale by Walter
Borrowes, Efq. Londoo; and by John Cotbet, Law Agent to
Lady Anna/y, No. zs,North Cumberland-area, Dublin, who
will fatisfy any perfon inclined to purchafe as to tin: Title.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE,
BORDERING ON MONMOUTHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD- BY AUCTION,
_ _ _

At Garraway's Coffee Houle, 'Change-alley, Cornhal, London,
in Odobi-r nekt, unkfs difpofed of by Private Contract,
AVery deferable, conipaa, and highly im.'
proveable FREEJIOLD ESTATE, comprifing a ca-
pital newly-eretted Forge, and upwards of 750 Acres of good
Arable, Meadow, Palime, and Wood land, divided into eli-
gible Farms, on which are fubffautially built Fai.m-houces, and
all neceffary Ont-buildings, for the convenient occkpation
thereof. The Farms arc let te refponlible Tenants, and the
Forge and Wood-lands in hand. This El:ate would be a fuit-
able purchafe for the Sporting Gentleman; the Agricultural.,
or the Speculative Iron-Maiter, being well fituate in the Pa-
rut's of Newlaad, in the moft pieturckue part of Gloucef-
terthire, four miles from Monmouth, twenty-two from Glou-
cater, thtea foam Colford and sight from Newnham, and
within half a mile (only) of the navigable river Wye, fo uni-.
verfally and 4.l2rvedly eelebraed for its bokl, variegated,
and delightful fccnery.
Mr. L. Pawls, at Lower Redbrook Works, near Mon-
mouth, will thew the Preinifes.

For further particular; Apply to Meffrs. Ricbardfon, Son,
and Corfidd, Land Agents and Surveyors, • Lincoln's Inn
Fields, London, (where a Map way be (ten,) and who are
duly atitlorikd to difpofe of. the &tare by Private Contract.

SUTI'ON•HALL, CHESHIRE.
One Mlle from Middlcwich, and only Half a Mile from the
Trent and Merfey Canal.
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION,

At the King's Arnu Inn, Middlewich,is Wednefday the 2oth

day of thauber next, precifely at One u'Clock; unlefi
dif-
pofed of by Private Conrradt before the 6th of Odober, of

which Notice will be given,
LOT 1. A Lt, that valuable and angularly
ble FREEHOLD ESTATE, called .3trI"I'oN-
HALL, comprizing a very fubttantial and well appointed
Farm-houfe, Dairy-honk, roomy Barns, Covrhoofes,. and Bins
for nearly fifty Cows, Stabling and all other faitable Outbuild.
logs, in complete Repair, and One Hundred and Styelity-five
Statute Acres (a little more or lets,) of exceedingly rich Amble,
Meadow, and Pafture Land, abounding with excellent Marl
and Sand, which can be dug at a trifling Exponce.
This Mete is Extraparochial, 11the-frm and the Land-tax
redeemed; and is now let on Leak to tar. Timothy Dean,
• (whofe 'term therein expires at Lady-Day 5806,) at the low
Rent (but capable of very conAdemble advance,) of 2821. per
Annum. The Tenant paying an Rates and Outgoings what-
foever, and doing all Repairs. Alto a capital Water Grin-
; min and Dwelling-haufe, let to Mr. Kennedy, at the yearly
Resta Fifty Pounds. And the Tithesiffuing, and to become
due, from about Fifteen Statute Acres of Laud, lying in Sin:
ton Townfhip. In this °Lot will alto be fold the Tinslaer now
Banding and growing on the above Eitate.
LOT IL A Lcafehold Eltate, called DAWKE FARM, fitu-
ate in the Parlor of Over, about Five Miles from-Middlewich,
confining of a Farm houfe, and all necefiliry Outbuildings, and
Twenty-fix Statute Acres, (more or kfs) of very good Arable,
Meadow, and Pafture Land, let on Leak to °Mrs. Mather,
whole Term expires at Lady-Day 1806, at the clear yearly
Rent of Forty-Ave Pounds, (capable of great Improvement.)
The Tenant to pay all Rates and Tates and to do Repairs.
I.ol' 111. A Fifty Pound Bond, bearing inter& at s per
Cent. (which is now regularly paid,) fecund on a Turnpike
Road in Chentire and Staff

Printed Particulars may be had, and a Wall Map of Sutton-
Hall Efate ken at the King's Arms, Middlewich; Crown Inn,
Nantwich ; Black Lion, Congleton Hotel, Chester; Midge-
water Arms, Manchefter ; Hotel; Liverpool; of Mr. Timothy
Dean, at Sutton-Hall, who will thew the Premifes ; and at the
Office of Metre. Rlehardfon, Son, and Corfield, Land Agents
and Surveyors, No. 7. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, who are
duly authorized to difpofe of the Eftate by Private Contradt.
FOR PUBLIC SALE. By GARDNER and ANGUS,
At Garravray's Coffee Hook Change Alley, Cornhlll, on
Monday, the 4th Odober, aoa, sad following days, at tae
rtrecifely;
HE following White and Prohibited Prize
Goods, being part of the Cargo of the ANGELIQUE,
Prize to his hlajetty's ship I'OISEAU,Ss mutt t. Hoop Li NZ Et,
Efq. Commander. Captured on her voyage from Madras to
Manila regularly condemned iu a Vice Court of Admiralty,
at the Cape of Good Hope, viz.
PROHIBITED PIECE GOODS. WHITE PUCE GOODS.

28422 Pieces Cotton Kornai; 420 Pieces Handkerchiefs
2 Pieces Chcriaes printed Borders
x Piece India Stuff 1757 Pieces Cambric Mullin
2 Pieces Calawapores Handkerchiefs, colour.
4504 Cotton Shawls ed borders

ii 6 Pieces Ginghams so Pieces Cambric Mullin
335 Pieces aunts 53 Pieces Various Mullins
—. 726 Pieces Pallampores 72-14 Pieces i.. longc.9th
1i Cott Covers 222 Pieces Dimity
6o Pieces Printed Cam. i Piece Kerfeymere
brie Mullin Handker- a Hats
chiefs
May be viewed to the time of Sale (Holidays excepted) at
No I. Bull Porter's Warehoufe, Seething-Lane. where cata-
logues may be bad, at the plies, of Sale, and of GARDNER
and ANGUS, Sworn Brokers, No. 3, Mincing-Lane.

Ar the fame time and place,
The following White and Prohibited Goods, being part of the
Cargo of the FORSOOAT, captured in the Indian Sea, by his
Majefty't Ship STAN, JOUN GARDNER, Efq. Commander,
and tvivlarly condemned as Prize, at the Cape of Good Hope.
818. PROHIBITED. WHITE.
2468 Pieces of Cotton Ro- 32 Pieces Mullin
meals 455 Pieces ditto, Bitched
2765 Pieces of Chintz with thread
303 Pieces of Bengal Taffa- 9 Pieces ditto, with flyer
ties s Pieces ditto, with gold
68 Pieces China Silks so Pieces ditto, with Mk
It Pieces India Stuffs 320 Pieces Malin Hancikfs.
29 Piece, Bengal Ditto 371 Pieces Dorea Mullin
2426 Pieces Scefiickers 14 Pieces ditto Handlfs.
9 Pieces Hahffees 20 Pieces ditto, Bitched
292 Pieces Carridarries ' with thread
73 Pieces Mints Bed 78 Pieces Calllcoes
Covers 24 Pieces Dimity
236 Pieces Towelling
To be viewed from Monday the aoth init. to the day of
male; datalogees of which wilt be delivered by GARDNER

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