Star.
London, England, 1823-03-15 00:00:00

A LIBERAL OFFER.

ANY NOBLEMAN or GENTLENIAN in want
of very superior, rich, high-ilivoured MADEIRA
WIMP, the Property of, and actual Product of the Estate of a
Native of Idbdeira, of such a quality that will, when tasted and
compared ,with other Wine, create astonishment, may meet with
such h pplylng to 9leasrs. PDX and COY, No. 3, Poland-
street, Os Ned-street, at £42 per hogshead, or 4.:5. pet dozen)
also 'lint::.SST INDIA MA I) FP.I RA, at 465.

Payment will no, be expected from a responsible Purchaser
mud be has had reasonable time to be fully satisfied the Wine
corresponds with tbis representation, or uMples tasted.
Sarni)lei to be tasted' as above in the Duck?, orient to any
part ordered, by post or otherwise.

- NOTICE TO THR PUBLIC. - •
AS SPICES am Articles general consumption,
J. WRIGHT, G:ocer, Na. 24, OXFORD-STREET,
ccrner of Ratblio.o -place, reaperfuay informs his Friends and
-the Public in general, th,t he has just recvived a large supply,
apLI has ofpw uu 5.114 that most valualsis family attic's',
?j Sassafras, Cocon,•Strielland'ipteparei Chocolate, Cocoa
Paste, Drama, Robinson's prepared' Barley and Grates, Essence
of SPices,
TIIE ESSENCE OF SPICES,
At ill. following prices: •
Nutmeg, per battle Is. 6J. I Chraway, per bottle Is. 6d.
Cloves, per bottle la. foal Cinnamon, per-bottle Is. 6d.
BRITISH RIANUFACTURF.,

Patronised by his pre; sit • Majesty,their Royal Highnesses the
Ptineess Augusta, the Duchesses of Clarence, Kent, and Glou-
: tester, the Nubility, Foreign Ambassadors, Scc.
`VHE pAtriak spirit of the higher ranks in Society
A promotes the general encouragement-of national industry,
aoil urges a bold conspotition with other countries. The predi-
lection for foreign articles of taste and fashion consequently de-
dioes, amidst the frisitlass opposition of those who profit by such
Urdu' prtpulices; this has been exemplified by the high degree
of perkctiun which U LI NG'S LACE has attained, and the
increasing demand for it since 1817, when the Patent %Las granted
to prevent imitation. G. F. URLI NG and Co: have also ob-
tained a PATENT in Fusses for their Lace, on its introduction to
that Court, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in Ragland
as foreign Lace, to the injury of the Public, who are thus imposed
upon at double the original price.—Bordered and flounced
Dresses from S to 100 guineas, with every novel and fashionable
snide in the reil Point and Brussels fabric ; Tamboured goods,
With Nets and Laces of every kind, that cash chaser than any
foreign Lace...—Wholesale prices for ready nanney.
Warranted genuine at 147, Strand, near Somerset House, and
at no ether shop hi London.

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• OXFORDSHIRE.
NEAR BICESTER, BAN BURY,. DEDDINGTON,
ADDERBURY, &c.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, •
FRITWELL MANOR, FISHERY in the Old River
• C 11.% RWELL, •
rrnruuAr. A DVb4SON
AND NEXT PRESENTATION;

A fine Spurting pert of the Country, with abundance of (Tame;
In the vicinity of Harriers and Foxhounds of the Dukes of
BEA-tiros: and Guarron, and Sir :1110bIAS MORTEN. Bart, Ste..
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
BY ORDXR Or TIM EXECUTORS OF FOX LATI Rim Ww. SHUT=
%VILLE!,

At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change.alley, Carnhill, on
THURSDAY, April 10,1823, at Twelve o'Clopek,
A VEItY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
FA RIMS, and LANDS;
Nearly FOUR HUNDRED and EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES,
Tithe. Free,
Comprising the Manor of Eritwell, extending over the whole
Parish, containing about Two Thousand Acres, abundantly
stocked with Game, and the Fishery in the River Charwell,
Chief Rents, &c. .
The hl A NOR. HOUSE, is situate in the Village of Fritwell,-
planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family,, with
Coach-in.uses and Stables for fourteen Horses; good walled
Garden, Yard, and Meadow Land adjoinirg, now in hand.
TWO Capital FA It MS, withexcellent Farm-houses, and all
necessary Agricultural Buildings, in good repair, and sundry
Inclusures of Meadow and Arable Land, let to respectable Te-
nants. Tile whole (?state nearly
FOUR 'HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES. • •
A most desirable Property for Investment, or for a Gentleman
fond of Field Sparta, in a fine, healthy, cheerful situation, and
mist excellent neighbourhood.
-
In a• separate Lot,—The PER PRTUA L A DVOWSON and
NEXT- PRFSENTAT lON to the VICARAGE of FRIT-
W ELL, with a convenient House in the Village, and an Allot-
ment of about Eighty-four ACres of land in lieu of Tithes ;
duty once on a Sunday ; the present beam bent upwards id
seventy years of age.
is five wiles from 131aester, six front Brackley, eight
ftom.B.uibury and Eu.kingham, and sixteen from Oxford.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. East, at Fritwell Farm;
and Mr. Gardiner, at the Upper Farm (the Tenants); or Mr. i
Winton, at Astrop Haase, of whom Particulars may be had ; I
at the Bed Lion and Flying Horse, Banbury; the Cribhain
' Arms and White liars, Buckiugham ; the Inn, at Brat:Way;
George, Aylesbury; the Star, and of Me Adams, I:ilxforsi • at'
(-lapel Muse; White Horse, Uxbridge; at Garravisses; ate
of R. F. N. Lee, No. 43, Lincola's Ins-helds; and at
Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-Wray where a ma of the Estate
may b.: sae*.

.! ,

KENT.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

• • -
By Order of the Mortgagees.
A CAPITAL MA liSil FARM,.
• With immediate Posommion;

Situate at STOKE, in the HUNDRE,D OF BOO;
With a neat convenient COTTAGE, RESIDENCE, Barns,
Stable, and Outbuildings, Ballot's Cottage,
,and nearly

EIGIIT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO ACRES
Of Atable and Capital Mardi Land, Salting% and Reed Beds.
The NAG'S HEAD lon or Pobite house, t STOKE, with

• -
Outbuildings, Cunages„ Ste. icc.
TO 'BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),

At Oarraway'a Collice-Mouse, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
Tilvase.sv, the 10th April, 182.1, at Twelve

A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
STOKE FARM.

Compri,lt.g, a neat convenient brick-built Cottage Residence,
with a Lawn and Illarden ; Barn, Stable, Cattle-shed, and
other Buildingt, Bailiff's Cottage, &c. and nearly

EIGHT.HUNDEED AND TWENTY-TWO ACRES

All lying compact, of which a small portion is rich Arable
Land, the remainder capital Marsh Land • Saltings well sup-
plied with plenty of fresh Water and Reed Ile& ; situate in the
Hundred of Doti, about twelve miles from Gravesend, eight
from Rochester, and thirty-four from London; late in the occu-
pation Of Mr. Joins AIACKAIr.
Also, the Nag's Head Tnn, or Public Home, situate in the
Village of• Stoke, with Two Cottages, Outbuildings, and a rich
Inclpeure of Land • in the occupation of Mr. Jackson.
To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, at the Cottage, late
John Mackay's, Esq. or to Mr. Jackson, at the Nag's Head,
Stoke, of whom 'Pat Hadar& may be bad ; at the Crown, ito-
theater ; the Sun, Chatham; the hose, Sittingbourne; Queen's
Head, Northflett ;'Star, Maidstone; Bull, Raiford ; Falcon,
Gravesend ; Bull, Shooter's Hill ; at Garraway's Coffee House,
Change-alley, Corn 01; and of Mr. Roants,l7o, Regent-street.

FaREHOLDI•KENT,
•
Between SITTING BOURNE and GANTERBURY,

• MOST MitALTHY PAST OP TIM COUNTY.
• SYNDALR HOUSE.
ESTATES, FARMS, and LANDS,
NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES.
_ AMY E L LIN GJIOUSE. etc. to -OSPEINOIL
The PARSONAGE, GLEBE LAND, and GREAT
TYTHES of die Parish of raugoti, • lead midst. the
Churcn. • • vds,
TO BE SOLD' BY A.UCTI4N,
• By. iktr. E9iilittS; •
(Of Warwick.-Uonw', Repot tripee), •
AI Glae:a~as's 0311*-kionik'Sl4l6o94
oar, April 17, Pl 3, at weiyeo k,fa., Irs
• as oanza 07 Tilt Ktrel7oll7lV

A VALUABLE and most DESIRABLE FREE-
.
HOLD 'ESTATE ; • compiisint •teplcat FAMILY
MANSION, late the Residectce and-Propfr3y or
Lieut.-General Sir Samuel. Acctimniv, Knt. G.C.B. deceased,
Situate near OSPR INGE and FAVERSHAM.
The House is a substantial Brick, and Stone BUILDING,
seated on a fine Lawn, on a commanding Spot, Planned and
Built by hams JONES ; with a Portico in front, and Steps lead-
ing to an Entrance Hall, an excellent Dining-parlour, Drawing-
room, capital Library looking to a delightful Conservatory ; a
roomy Staircase to the First 'Floor, and a Secondary Staircase;
a spacious Morning Drawing-room, Four principal Bed-cham-
bare, &c. Dressing-room, Lobby, and Water-closet, on the
First Floor ; and Free Secondary Bed-chambers, Servants'-
raisins, Stare-room &c. over.
The attached Offices have been recently erected, Ind contain
all requisite conveniences for the establishment, with excellent
Cellaring, &c. a Stable-yatd,with Stables for ten Horses, stand-
ing for lour Carriages, Lofts, &c. over; Carpenter's, Glazier's,
and Painter's Shops ; Engine-house, Coal and Wood-houses, Well
house, and plenty of excellent Water ' • Farm-yard and Buildings ;
an excellent Garden, walled in, and planted with the choicest
Fruit-trees, Graperies, Peach-houses, &c. a beautiful Flower-
gaiden, enclosed by iron palisadoes, with a capital Hot-house,
on an improved principle, with Grapery, Fruidng.houses, &c.
Gardener's-house, Sheds, &c. surrounded by thriving Shrub-
beries and Plantations, ornamented with lofty Forest Trees and
dry GraVelled Walks, leading to an elegantly-designed Gothic
Pleasure-house, or Cottage Ornee seated on a Lawn, with
Shrubbery, &c. a Dairy, handsomely fitted up ; Poultry-houses
and YAI (1; &c. a capital newly-made Kitchen-garden, surrounded
by lofty walls, and planted with the choicest Fruit-trees, Orchards,
&c. The Lands surround the Mansion, and are laid out in a
Park-like style, beautifully diversified in Hill and Dale, richly
ornamented with fine Oak and other Treoi, Coppices, and
Woods, a fine cover for Game; a Farm-house,with Barn, Stables,
and Outbuildings,Oast-house, Kiln, &c. and productive Meadow,
Pasture, Arable,Wood-land, and Hop-ground, containing about

THREE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES
in band
_ _ . _ _ _

(Of which Four Ams are LeaseholJ, under the Church).
Ir guo4 cultivation. part bounded by the Turnpike-road, in a

must respectable neighbourhood and beautiful Couatty.

In a separate Lot a most desirable FARM, HA NSLETT,
in the l'aiiab of Oapringe, nearly adjOinlng, with an excelent
Family House and Offices, Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, and all
requisite Agricultural Buildings, Garden, &c. and
ONR HUNDRED A N D-FOILTY-THREE ACRES

Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and small part Wood Land, in
good cultivation, with a Cottage and Garden, all lying compact,
adjoining the Lower Road to Alaiditone,and well supplied with
good Water, on Lease to Mr. John Amos, •a most respectable
'remain.

Lor 3. A FEEEIIOtD DWELLING-110USE. a Grocer's
Shop, situate on the South side of the Town of Ospringe, with
Yard, Garden, &c. in possession of Mrs. liosektt, Tenant at
Will.
Loy O. A valiiable LEASRHOItID .7STATE, held noder
the De..m and Chapter of Canterbury ; camPridng the Par-
soilage Clebe Land, and the Great rytires of the-wliola Parish
of Milton, which-contains about -°` • • ••
ONE TIIOpSAND ONE ITUNISEVEVAND SEVENTY
Aurats„ :sr •
With four Barns. Stables, Gratiaiy. Yard,sold every eenvenietwe
for collecting 'fakes,. ace. ,io Assoes.iian and •op Ixase to
• Fairman, -
The Mansion to be viewed by applying to .tfr.. Mathews, on
the Premises, where Partiiulars may be had ; and of mr. Amos,
flanslett Farm ; at Messrs. Wrilgbt 4d Aiorgaiifs Otioe Fa-
'o,ffshain ; Fouittair, , C.:atiterbary ; blue, Ospiingol Bose,
bourne ; Farm, Grimesesiti ; Baal! and Charge, Dartfoid;
Wright, Crown, istuelieatsr ; .1.1t.11 and slur, )14ichtoove • Mr.
' Payne, York DOVirf ;at Garrawayi; and of Mr.
t7o,lterList-strett.• vibtre nos tot tin; s....ltatus.ausy scvn.

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• • BANBURY AIIt.,IIIOWS,. *f
Adjoinipitho Road from BANBURY to DA VRNTRY and
• • • NORTHAMPTON: ' •
1. 'WARDS OF FIFTY-FIVE ApI.ES. I. • •
arlbirrieh Meadow Land, bounded by the River 41inntli.
TO- BE soLp I.Y A 17011014, -
fly Mr. ROBINS, •
10/ Warwick House, Regent,stteefl, • • •
At the Red Lion, in the Town of Ranhoryr •
Op TMUNIDAY, the 3d April, Inil3, at One o'Clock,
'By Order of the tiecutors of the Rev. W. Soiree. AILLICS§
deceased,
In Eight Lots. for the convenience of Purchasers:
A VERY VALUABLE FREEIIOLD ESTATE,
TILE BANBURY MEADOWS,
Situate adjoining the Town of Banbury, in the Parish of
W.rkworth, comprising four inclosures of rich old bleadoW
Land, adjoining the Road. from Banbury to Daventty and
Northampton, Akrid nearly bounikil on the North and West
'ides by the River Ch,rwclt, containing upwards of
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES,
In the occupation of Mr. John Wyatt, which will be divided.
into Lots from Five to Nine Acres, for the acconutiodation at
Purchaser,.
Tu be viewed by applying to Mr. Wyatt,. the }lying Horses
Banbury, where particulars may be had ; at the lied Lion, Ban-
bury; the Cubhasu Arms, IMil:White lint, Buckingham; the
Crown, Brachley ; of Mr. Tnnder' Surveyor, Cirencester • thi
George, Aylesbury; the Star, and of Adams, Oxford; at
Chapel House White Horse, Uabridge; at ,Garrawo=
R. R. N. Lee, Esq. 4,7* Lincoln's-Inn-Fields; and of Mr,
170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and OFFICE&
excellent GARDEN, FISH-POND, COACH.4IODSEs
STA BLF.S, and Outbuildings; and nearly
NINETEEN ACRES OF MEADOW LAND,
Situate at KILBURN, about Two Miles from Ityde•A'arlti
place.
By Nr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coral:lEl,ml Ptuas
Jur, April 17, 1823, at Twelve o'clock,
By order of the Executors of Lieutenane-General Sir Selman
Auemstesr, lirst. G.C.B. deceased.
AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a commodious well-built VILLA RE$l.-
IJENCE, handsomely fitted up, erected on a handsome eine,
tion, and commanding delightful and extensive Views;
Situate at 'KILBURN, •
About Two l‘liles from Hyde Perk-place.
In the occupation of Faants NALDiIt, Esq.- on Lease, for
Twenty-on. Years, from Midsummer, 1816, determinable at
the end of Fourteen Years.

The entrance under a Stone Portico, by a flight of steps, to *
handsome Hall; a spacious Dining-room, Drawing-room and
hlorning-room, elegantly fitted up; beautiful Statuary Marble
Chimney-pieces, and French Sashes opening to a Balcony with
Viranda ; a Gentleman's-room or Library; an etcellent Stone
Stair.ease,leading to the First Floor, which eontains (pier capi-
tal principal Bedchambers and three Dressing-rooms, Waters
Closet, Ric. and four Sleeping-rooms over. In the Basement,
en excellent range of Domestic Offices, of all denominations t
a Court-yard, with Stables, Coach-house, Barn, &c. Farm-yard
and Buildings, Poultry-houses, Piggery, &c. An escellent
walled Garden, clothed with the choicest Meek Trees; Pleasure
Grounds, laid out with gravelled Walks, Flowers Shrubs, Stc.
Green-house; Fish-ponds, lee. and Meadow Land, in all
NEARLY NrNETEEN ACRES.
To be viewed, by Ticks-rut -tem days 'preceding the sale easy.
Particulars may be Jtad on the. Pratni"es; of, 'deur.. Green,
Pemberton, and Cr-swill!, Solicitors, Salisbury-square, Beet.
street; at Gstraway's; and of -Mr. Robins, 170; Regent-streeti -
a whom Tickets for viewing may be had.
T
Tffc,'Depot for this" useful Aherative is No. 52,
Berner's-street,Oxford-street,whOreit is prepared according
to the Recipe of the late Mr. Swainson, entrusted to his Nephew
and Successor, Ur. Thomas Canham, alone. Among all the
Medicines of this denomination, the VEGETABLE SYIIIIP
OF DE VELNOS has obtained a distinction which its efficacy
alone can support.. It corrects; parities, and sweetens the blood;
and those who are afflicted wish scrofula, leprosy, scurvy, scor_
butic eruptions, -and many of those melancholy diseases arising
from impurity of the bond and juices—those who suffer by d:s.
eased liver, or from the dissipations And indiscretions of their
youth, or whose constitutions are brOken down and debilitated
by mercurial, aptintonial, or arsenic medicines—should submit
to a regular course of the Vegetable Syrup. The effect of this
Medicine, principally on the insensible perspiration, is such as
not to interrupt either business or pleasure; it operates on the
animal juices, and requires only the common restraints of mode.
ration in diet. It is dissolved in the style of the stomach, is
conveyed by the circulating fluids, and corrects their tendencies
to all those diseases which originate in vitiated blood. his s
safe, though a powerful substitute for mercury, and removes
those evils whith an unsuccessful use of that Mineral occasions.
The Syrup is prepared and sold at the Proprietor's home,
No. se, Berner's.street, Oxford-wreet, at 13s. a bottle; and,
by his appointment, at Mr. Atklniade, 190, Bishopsgate.eneee
Without; and by Mr. Cultism's Agents in every conelsleriii*
Town of the United Kingdom ; and the Concentrated for warm
climates, by his deputed Agents In the East Indies, via
Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcutta • Messrs. Forbes Mid Co.
Bombs', ; and Messrs. Papell'and Joiiisson, Madras • •

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r-- Caspo'dieea--
lie presort/ wise.
IVITITEN Science began to explore the complicated
V machinery of Sian, she emu 'speedily eataagl4 io aMA
byrinth of mysterious confusion, from Which intense-to:4*ra*.
veranee alone emancipated her. Ignorance and empiricists,
however, still oppose their verropsous hostility,aod ille inrejniiice
of weak minds, in some measure, encourages their audacity. As
Truth is to Falsehood—so may our public statemeets be cons.
pared with their unqualified pretensions, and to idpose tiri-ir Al.
lathes, we have not hesitated to avow oneretvecas pm:drifters
in a class of Dis:..ases which endanger the mystic evplsitiossit of
Nature. Tu be. brief : we are ilembers of the London Cul.
lige of SUrgeons, can establish the itnegrity of Mir Charaetes
Upon the success of Twenty Years' practical experienkee and an.
nounee the grateful testimony of those, in whom long Mitering
had nearly extinguished every I.opo of relief.
We pledge oarseives to the removal of Syphilis, frog its
incipient symptoms to the remotest stages, characterized by
every doubt and whatever malignancy. • Tao Marione and
much neglected diseases of the Urethra have been carefully sod
studiously considered, as have also those delicate and import:rot
sympathies which refer to the Fetrutk Sex. The infirmities of
virility have been especially noticed, whether as arising from the
debilitating tyranny of a tropical. atnioipherethe natural Nat
of constitutioo--theimprudence of gaiety •—or the snore alarming
results of a propensity to ps.ctices " 'which sbulitbi light; ' the
pi ogress of which is marked by a gradual dereiktion et the Ani-
mal pOwert. To all who are -thus eircoorstmiced, and Amore
especially to such as are,aspiyants for connubial *leaguers, we
earnestly recommend our Commentaries. ISt, The Atuti Lye,
for the one Sex; I
or, hod, ilyweieeta; eithriveir niumstme ni,
Vapales ; the psrus.:l of which 14004• is:',” boirektai to sh.-is,
frugal happiness. These'llooks may Le had at IQ, Patetnustera
soi: ; 39, Pall-Malt; 41, Plecisailly; 16, Psalm's-Mott, thalu ;
17i, and 51, flew-wren; .40, Wetl Salitalkad ; Ns Cam".
side; 4, Catherismartrect, &mod, London; Pieter, ta, Graf.
Iton-west, Dohlial Jaws, Ili. 3.10•1011as-.Gialgior ; INebe And
St
c1ej,,,,, Notylidyi Dean .Ipswicli; OnJiont Bury Si • Rd.
ntund's • She OW, lllrbfol ; Rattan Ind lieSaokysivi i haat.
cumbsi4st. , bloat 'aim by all Bookarielba. • • •
I Reined"s can' be forwarded to airy ,part.itt the world; .Pas
tints yiritiag fix the one, will please to enclose a Rink Nose.
iAttendance at inane toe cursourtamors se kora. • :
i GO;4 and CO. .M.U.C., hollmoiii, So. 11, Bames.ijormsoet
' Fleet-street, Loruton. ,
i..i ingrate dour insansiumsisonmee • - • • :. : ~s N .

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