Star.
London, England, 1802-08-30 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

Pnrfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, rade in
a certain Caufe there .Sepending, wherein Samuel Newton,
Efq. is Plaintiff, and John Bradfhaw, Lfq. and Janus Brad-
thaw, Efq. and others, art. Defendant;; and in pu, futtnce of
an Order :nade in the fame Caule, dated the 2.71 day of
July, iSos, helot • Peter Holford, Efq. one of the hlaften
of the raid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of
Chancery, hi Southampton-buildings, London. on 'Fuel:lay
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the
.lift day of Auguti, between the Hours of One
and Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituatc atWilbury,
in the County of Wilts,Lte belonging to Thomas Brad-
flaw, Efq. deceafed, confining of a Manor and Manton-houf,,
with 'Unable Offices, Gardens, Plrafure Grounds, Private
Horfe-cuurfe, Plantations, and a Park about Four Miles in
circumference, together with capital Farms, Tenements, and
Lands, containing in the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts.

Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Paid Matter's
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chanecry-lane, Lon-
don; at Withury-boufe, near Ameibury, in the County of
Wilts ; the Whitt Hart, Salary ; the Star and Garter, An-
dover; the White Hart, Bath ; and of Mcffrs. Williams and
Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln's Inn, London ;—and a Plan of
the Litate may be lieu at the Chambers of the fail Mellrs
Williams ani Brooks.

To NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN of FORTUNE.
SOUTH OF DEVON.,
TO BE SOLD IN FEE, with immediate poireffion,
1-HE Manor or Lordthip of WEAR, three miles
from Exeter, with capital and Spacious Manfion, molt
admirably elevated in a rich and extenfive Park, com-
manding the molt pidurefque Views of Sea and Land,
principal Drawing and Eating Rooms, 36 feet by 14 fee
each, (mailer do. and do. Breakfalt-room, &c. numerous ands
fpaciout Bed and Dreffing-rooms, extenfive and well propor-
tioned Offices, Stables, and Gardens, rich Lands, Farms, Fiat-
cries, &c. etc. The foil and climate molt pleafmg and health-
ful, excellent neighbourhood, good roads, with numberiefs
other advantages, which will appear when viewed.
Alto the lowlier Manfinn of Mount Wear, on the Banks
of the Exe, with good Gardens, Offices, Lands, ate. ite.—
Wear, or Mount Wear, may be purchafed feparately, with
more or MS of their rcfpeetive Lands.
Price of the whole Property Forty-five Thoufand Pounds,
for which a proper Interelt will be foumL—laformation will
be given to Principles only, by W. Spicer, the Owner.

No. 7, THE CENTRE PART OF THE TERRACE,
BUCKINGHAM-GATE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. CHRIS'FIE,

A REMARKABLE NEAT LEASEHOLD
m• HOUSE, lightfully fituate No. 7, James.ftreet, Q_ueem's
Palace, on the Terrace fronting St. Jantex's•Park, with full
command of view into and over the Park, which is opened to
the view by iron railing.
The Premilis have two finr,ularly elegant Apartments, and
'Mall third Room on each of the principal floors; four on the
fecood; and the fame number on the attics ; fuitabk attached
Offices, [mall Garden, &c. held by Leafe, Fifty-three years un-
expired. fubjed to a Ground Rent of Si: Guineas.
The elegant Houfehold Furniture, particularly fuited to the
Premifes, in perf,d condition, may be had at a fair valuation,
and immediate poifeffinn may be had.
To be viewed with Tickets, and further particulars known
in Pall-Mall.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. WELI.ER,

On Srturtlay the 28th of Augult, at the Dolphin Inn, Chiehd-

(Cr, between the hours of fourand Five in the Afternoon,
A TRULY Valuable and Delirable FREE-
"- 2. HOLD ESTATE; compriling a gutted Refldence with
fultabie attached and detached Offices ; a produftive Garden
enclofed by a lofty Wall, cloathed with the choiceft Fruit
Trees, and Shrubbery laid out in Walks; together with syo
Acres of exection Arable, Meadow, Marfh, and Coppice
Lands, interfecled by beautiful quick Hedges, within a ring
Fence, favourable for the growth of all kinds of Grain • fituate
at Chidham, in the Occupation of Mr. George Knight, the
Proprietor, who will give poffeffiaa at Michaelmas next.
Alfa, Six Copyhold Tenements and Gardens, which will be
till in three Lots.

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of et of the furronnding Country is boldly featured by
a chain of Hills well wooded, and richly cultivated Vallies, very
extenfive and beautiful Sea Views of St. Helen's and Spithead,
I.3es of Wight, Thorney, and Hafting, Chichclter, Emfworth,
and Lansaw' Harbuurs. Bathing ar a convenient Diftance—
the Air healthy and falubrioas—the Water and Roads particu-
larly guod.
This property is one of the belt conditioned and defirable in
point of local fituation and other advantages, that very few
Effaces polfefs; Compaet and unconnedted with any other
Lands not having a public Road, or evea foot way over any
part of the Farms. The ground remarkable for its fertility, is
in the highcft Rate of Cultivation. Marie may be had in every
Field. furrounded by Mills and good Markets; well Rocked
with Ga:ne, in the mita of a fine Sporting Country. The
nel.'hbourhnod very refpedable, within an eafy dißance to
par akc of the amufetnents and Society of Chichefter, front
which it it diltant five miles, four from Havant, x 3 from Port!.
'coach, rot from Bognor, and 65 from I.oEduii.
Printed particulars may be had To days previous to the Sale,
at the principal Inns of the adjacent Market Towns ; of Mars.
Butler, Havant; Chapter Coffee-hoofe, Landon • and of Mr.
Weiler, at Ida General Agency 011ec, atichetta►

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de-
firable and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fir miles
from Gloucelter, three from Stroud, twelve from Cheltenham,
and twenty-etht from Brined, confining of the Manor of
Painfwick, extending over leveret Thoufand Acres of Land,
with Fines, Chief Rents, OL.iit Rents, and Heriots, iWuing out
of nearly 300 different opyiold Tenements, which with the
Tolls of the Market, is a moR defirable purehafe for any Oat-
tleman of the Law Alfo a Capital Manor Farm, with Houle,
requifite Offices, Garden, and Pleafure Ground, 330 Acres of
Arable, Meadow, Palture, and Woodland, lying compadt, and
furroanding the Houk, with two improvable and valu
Streams of Water, running through and uniting in the fame,
very convenient for crafting Mills for the ufe t f the Manufac-
tory carried on in the neighbourhood. And alfo 381 Acres of
Inclofed Woodlands and Walks, well Rocked with Beach, Oak,
and Alb Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capital
of very great improvement both far Pleafure and Profit, and
may be reafonably ehimated at upwards of 7004 per Annum.
Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm,
Baylis, of Painfwick, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr.
Saunders, Attorney, Stroud; of Meffiv. T. and W. Dunn, So-
licitors, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Mars. Hodkinfon and Co.
Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel-Itreet, London, where a Plan of
the nate dray be ken.

TO BE LET,
By Order of the Mafters, Governors, and Trotted of the Bed-
ford Charity, on repairing Leaks for Forty Years, from
Midfununer tBo3,
SIX HOUSES, fituate on the north fide of Bed-
ford-ftreet, Bedford-row, numbered from z 7 to :a, (No.
at The Three Cups Public Houk.)
Three Hooks, fituate on the North fide of Gray's Inn Pot-
tage, Holborn, No. 5,6, 7.
01112 Houle, &nate on the raft fide of Red Lion ftreet, No 39.
Fourteen Houk', fituate on the cart fide of Lamb's Conduit-
Itreet, numbered from 3 to 12, and 14 to 17.
Two Houfes, fituate on the weft fide of ditto, Nos. 61 and 62.
Two Houfes, fituate on the tooth fide of lUzeobald's
Nos. 23 and 24.
Four Hodes, fituate on the north fide of ditto, Nos. 52,53,
S 4. and 35. (No. 52 the White Horfe Public Houk )
Three Hodes fituate on the Weft fide of New North-ftriet,
Nos. 29, 35, and 36. •
Eight Houfes, fituate on the raft fide of ditto, numbered
from 1 to 5, and to to 22.
Eight Houfes, fituate on the north Mc of Burwell-court, New
North-ltreet, numbered from t to 6, and z 6 and 17.
Seventeen Houfes, fituate ao the north fide of Eaft-ftreet,
Lamb's Condult-ftreet, numbered from 20 to 24, and 27 to 38.
One Hcufe, &vote on the fouth fide of ditto, No. s.
Each Houle will be let Cep:irately.

The Prentice are to be put into fubdantial 'repair agreeable
toaparticular,which may befeenat the Office of John Combed,
Efq. the Receiver, No s, Norfolk-Ebert, Strand.
PropoLds for taking any of the Preemies are to be delivered
faded up to tho Laid Receiver, es or before tho aoth day of
Odtober next.

WHEN Nature is unable to remove fcorbutic,
ferofulont, nervous, and other &ironical diforders, an-
fing from furfsits, morbid obitruEtions; and impurities of the
blood and juices, the patient vRII often be aillided with one or
more of the (inswing fymptoms,vis. indigeition of food, pain
[welling, or oppreffion of wind in the lima& or bowels, in-
ward weaknefs, coldnets, numbnefs, wearinefs, or fluggia
salon in the powers of motion, fwinuning in the head, dim-
nets of fight, lownefs of fpirits, ftupitiity, forgetfulnefs, and,
on the leaft hurry or furprife, the whole fame is agitated, and
the mind confuted, frequent beating of the heart, trembling
oft he limbs, difturbed and unrefreihing Beep, itching eruptions,
and glandular tumours, wafting of thellzth, difficulty of breath-
,ing, cough, bleeding at the note, and (pitting of blood, a pale
or fallow complexion, with con:alfive, hyfteric, and var.ous
other forts of fits ; theft, with a train of other fymptoms,fuch
as cud chills, and (Laing brats, ficknefin irregular appetite,
pains of the head, fide, back, and joints, which often shift from
one place to another, are almoft inftantly quelled, and the caufi
retnuved, with the greateft cafe and fafety, by taking a bottle
of Dr. PATERSON's VEGETABLE DROi'S, which are in.
cloYed in plain &red ions, and fold by Tutt, Royal Exchange ;
Ward, No. 324, Holborn, oppofite Gray's inn, Ltr Klan ; A-
gin and Sheppard, Briftol; Lynch yid Staines.ilruggilts, Man-
chefter; Brown, printer, Newcaftle-upon-Tyrw ; Isa%.on, Ste-
venfon, and Co. Norwich; Martha% Lynn ; Downes and Built,
Yarmouth; Barnlbv, Ipfwich ; Kymer, CoLliettr; Scants,
Chelmsford; and molt other Vendee of Patent .\ tedi.ii.n in
Great Brit-in, at is. the bottle (duty included); a... 1 may be
had at No. 4, Little Tower-itrect, when ali orders, wholefale
and retail, arc duly attended to.
Alto may be bad, as above, his MEZF.REON PlLl.S,fcaled
up in plain direetions, price is.id. the box. contairing 42 pills,
which eradicate every (tar of a certain dilate, with the ut•
molt feerecy, requiring no reitraint in diet, or bulinefs, operat-
ing and performing the cure in a more perfed and pkafant
gnaw than bur *NI Use paoilty et any oilier Pills wham,:

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR.OFFICE, AUC 2i.
aft regiment of Pragoons—Lieutcnint Frederick Edw-rd
Morriee to be Captain-lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Fcriter,
pr 'mated In the York Huffars ; Cornet Georzc lic:ton to
beLictrenant, vice Morrice.
asth regiment of Light Drugoons--Liett•enant Wm. lloothby,
tiem the anth Light Drazoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Bar-
ker who zehang. s.
16th ditto—Stir ;eon Rawling, from the sad foot, to be
Surgeon vice Prefion, who exchanges.
ath ditto—Lieutenant William Lamont, from half-nay, to he
Li. utcnant, vice O'Reilly, who exchanges, receiving the
difference.
10th ditto—Lieutenant William Barker, from the a 7th light
Dragoons, to he Lien:en...tit, vice Bon'titv, who exch;,DP:7-
z•th ditto—Cornet Moroi Fairlir Cl.riftie to hr Lieute-
DATIL by purchafe, vice Stothaat. removed to the 3d Foot
Guard..
York Htfara—Captain Thomas Forfter. from the wit Dm-
goons, to he Major, by purchafe, vice Wright, who retires.
29th regiment ni Foot—Lieutenant James Stopfard, itom
half.pey, to he Lieutenant, vice Hidden, who exchanges, ro-
ceiving the difference.
40 h ditto—Lieutenant Charles Renny, front half-pay of the
58th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Defpard, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
42d ditto--Hufpital Mate —.- Mackenzie to be Affillant-
Surgeon.
sad dito—Surgeon John Preitnn, from the tAth Light Dra-
goons, to be Surgeon, vice R4w!ing, who exchanges.
55th ditto... Lieutenant Mark Anthony Bozon, fruit the snit
F.,0t,•t0 be Lieutenant, without purchafe; William Rl-
lingham, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Heyliger,
promoted.
both ditto--Enfign John Kirwan, from the sad Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Prater, who retires.
63d ditto—J znes Fairt:ous,h, ficnt. to be i'.nlign, by purchafe,
vice Ker, removed to the t it Foot Guards.
69th ditto—Lnfign John B. Phillipfon, (run the 6,:tb Foot,
to be Eafiza, by purchafe, vice Byrne, promoted in the 4th
Foot.
83d ditto—Enfign Alexander Campbell. from the 3d Foot
Guards, to be Kam vice Parys, promoted.
GARR ISONS.
General Ralph Dundas to be Governor of Dungannon Pert,
vice General Sir Robert Sloper, K. B. deceafed.
MEMORANDUM.
Affillant Surgeon George Croft, of the aft Regiment of
Dragoons, and Affiftant Surgeon John Boyce, of the 9th regi.
meat of Foot, are fuperfeded, being abfcnt without leave.