Star.
London, England, 1805-10-25 00:00:00

After the Sale of the above,

7t MIAs. fuperior new French Bifcuit, bring the entire Carp
of the American brig RANGER, detained on her Voyage from
Bourdeaut In Cadiz by H. M. Ships Triumph. Ralfonable, War-
rior, &c. and fince condemned in H. M. High Court of Admiralty.
Foe viewing and further information apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

Alfo about Soo Barrel% Gunpowder, landed out of the Spanillt
Ships of War, rrizrs to the Flea under the command of Admiral
Sir R'bcrt Calder, Bart.

For Viewing, Samples, and further information, apply to Mr.
JOHN HAWKER, one of the Agents at Plymouth.

FREEHOLD kSI'ATE, SIOCKBRIDGE, HANTS, with
immediate polTdson.
To beSOLD by AUCTION, by JOHN YOUNG,
At the King% Head, in at, Town of Stockbridge, in the County
of Southampton, on Wednefday, the 3oth day of Odtobcr, at
three o'clock in the aftcrnoi.n

AVery Valuable and 'Delirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, in a high (fate of cultivation, enmprifing a Farm
Rank, two Farm Yards walled in, a rich Houfe and Granary on
Stones, a large Barn, with two thrafliing floors, a Barn with one
Sour, and Cart .Houfe, Stables, and other convenient Out.build.
legs, together with about nineteen acres of Water Meadow.twenty
acres of cixare rushy Meadow, two acres of dry Meadow, lix acre.
of Failure. and 3a)aeres of Arable Land and valuable right of
common fur (beep on a very good Down, called Stockbridge
Down, containing about an.; acres ; and for Harks and COW, in
Stockbridge Great Marib, containing about fixty acres. 'I his
Efiate is fituatc, the Farm Yards at the Fat end of the High
Breit, In the TOWO of Stockbridge, and the Land at a very fitort
dittatce from the Town, in a country celebrated for field fports
A pack of Fox Hounds kept a few miles from the Ellatc ; the ri•
itcrTeft, which runs through the town, affords the finer). trout !M-
-ier in England. This property, therefore, Is particularly eligible for
at.y Gottleman who is defirous of combining the (ports of hunting,
lhooti4, Sliding, &c. with the profits and amufernents of a.
compaet Farm, and poffeffes other peculiar advantages, being on
the border, of a good market town, 66 miles from London and ts
Iron. Szdifbiny, and through which there are fev.ral coaches and
xraigoais. to and from the Weft of EnLiand, and a navigable canal
from Redbridge to Andover.
N. U. Pars of the purchafe-moncy may remain on fccurity of
tin; r.dd pren.lll:s, et 3!. prr cert. hatred. Particulars may be
had of Andrew Andre ws,Stockbridge, who will thew the prcrinfes,
at ite King's Head, Stockbridge; George, Winchcfter ; Antelope,
Saliltury; of blr iltierficld, Solicitor, Romfey, and of the Aug-
titioecr.

TR4INSPORT OFFICE LONDON, Odekr 18, iSos.
TO BUILDERS, &e.
PRISONERS OF WAR, DARTMOOR.
THE COMMISSIONERS for concluding His
MAJESTY'. TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for the Care
and Cuftidy of Prifoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That
they will be ready at this Office, on Monday the z6th day of De-
cember next, to receive reeled Tenders from fuel' Perfons as may
be willing to CONTRACT for the BUILDING of a PRISON,
for the Confinement of Five Thoufand Prifoners of War, on Dart.
moor, Devonthire.

Plans and Specifications will be laid for infpedion on Monday
the ifith day of November next, at this Office, and at Torr Royal
on Dartmoor, near the fpot on which the Prifon Is to be built.
The Tenders are to contain Propofals for Prices for execu-
ting Work, the including every Trade, or for any feparate Trades
refpedively, with the names of fuflicient furcties for fulfilling the
Contrads thereafter to be entered into.

The Buildings and Boundary Walls will over about fifteen
Acres; they arc to be conftrueted of Moor stone, to be broken
from the fcattered rocks on the fpot, where t►ere is alto fine gravel,
rand, and water ; they are to be floored with timber, and roofed
with Timber and Slate,

Tarr Royal is diftant from Moreton is miles, from Plymouth
as miles, from Tavittock Gx maw, and from Lophill Qay nine
miles, where thwe is pod Lime, and to which there Is naviga-
tion up tLe Tarr, from Plymouth.

No Tenders will be received after One o'Clocir. or December
the i 6th, the day of treaty, nor will any be attended to, ualcfs the
party, or an agent for him, thould attend.

WESTMINSTER. LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY-
OFFICE, STRAND and CORM-FALL, LONDON.

PERSONS defirous of providing f.lr their Families
or Der 7dants may, by an Annual Payment, fi.cure to their
Widows, Children, or any other Perfon, either an Annuity for the
remainder of Life, or a grofs Sum to be paid at their Deecafc.
Infuranees may be made for a Variety of other Purpofes:-.-to
provide fur Renewal of Leafes ;—to feeure Sums paid for Places or
Employments, or for the Purehafe of Life Estates;—or in Aid of
Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, ate. Ste.; and VO-
LUNTEERS may, for a (mall Premium, infure againft Death
(ram Military Accidents.

Annuities arc ranted to eotnmenee immediately, or at any fu-
ture period.

Printed Rates and Conditions of Inforance may be had gratis,
with the Litt of Direslon as above, or of the Agents of the Bri-
tifh Fire Office in the Country, who are appointed Agents for
this Office. ROBER r SKELTON, Sec.

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN SCOTLAND.
TO BE LET,

THE Hisfe of CAMSTRADDAN, beautifully
Gtuated on the Banks of Locblomond ; twelve miles from
Dumbarton, and twenty-feven from Glafgow ; with Offices, Gar.
den, Orchard, Lawn, and upwards of Forty Acres of excellent
Land. The Houfe confirts of a Dining room. Drawing room,
five Bed-rooms, befides Clofets, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, and good
accommodation for Servants. The Offices confift of a neat Three
StaU Stable, Cow houfe, Coach-hook, Barn, Poultry and Coal-
houfes. The Furniture is entirely new, and very complete, and
may be had at a valuation; as alt.() good Milch. Cows, co Head of
Sheep, Hay. Straw, Oats, and Potatoes, with various other conve-
niences. The Port from Dumbarton to Inverary palfes every
day. The Leak to be for one, two, or three years, as may be
greed upon.

For further particulars apply to the Proprietor, at Cantitraddon,
Dunibartonfhire, or Mr. George Dunlop, Writer, Edinburgh.

BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

NV HITE SOFT SOAP, pettedly fweet, ore
plund of which goes at far as Two pounds of hard Soap.
It makes Mullins and Linens wear beztri.ully white to the lafi—
reftores the colour of Laces and Clothes whether injured by bad
swathing or otherwife—clears coloured Clothes—is excellent for
wading black Silk Lace and Stockings, Flannels and Slankets,and
for cleaning old painted Wildcat, Floors, &c. Wathes with
hard nearly as well as with loft water—takes Paint, Grade, and
Oil, out of Linens and Floon—difcharges Ink and Fruit Stains
from Mullins aid Table Linen, in the common comic of wathing
—makes the fouleft.and coarfeft Clothes part with their dirt fur-
eary—lclTens the rubbing one half—and does Dot a*'c4
the hands fo much as hard Soap.

An Anti-vinous Soap may be had. that will difeharge old Wind
and Fruit Stains in a few minutes, without caution or hip, y.

Sold by the White Soft Soap Company, No. :el, King•ftrceta
Covent Garden, and in the different parts of Town and its neigh!
bourlioal Familia fupplied thiroughout

STUDENTS IN ANATOMY. -
This day was publifhed, In One very tiofely printed Volume, (mall
Bvo. price ps. in boards, the Sixth Edition of
'THE ANATOMIST': VADE•MECUM. Con-
taining the Anatomy, Phyfiology, Morbid Appearances;'/cc.
of the Human Body; the Art of making Anatomical Prepara-
dont, &c. To which are added,
Anatomical, Phyfiulogical, Medical, and Surgical oiZieillons
for Students.

By ROBERT HOOPER, M.l),
Fellow of the Linnwan and London Medical Societies, ReMent
Phyfician to the St. Mary-la-tonne Infirmary, tee. &c.
The above Work prefenta to the Student a Ufeful Anatomical
Confpedtus, or Pocket Manual of Anatomy and Phyfiology in
which he will find,

s. A abort but accurate defertptlon of the different parts of the
Human Body, and their fundlions.
2. An enumeration of the Difeafes to which thofe parts are fob.
jed. and the various operations of Surgery that arc performed on
the Human Body.
3. The method of preparing the various parts of the Body, to
exhibit their Strueture in Healthy and Dikafed State, as far as
our prefent knowledge will enable us.
4. A Gloffary, or Explanation of the principal Terms ufed in
that Science.

s. Such (tieftions uhe probably will be required to anfwer at
the College of Surgccns, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick
and Hurt, &c.in order to obtain his Diploma or pars u Surgeon
or Surgeon's Mate fur the Army or Navy, or tbz Service of the
Eaft India Company.
Printed for John Murray, No. ss, Fleet !tree, London ; Bell
and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin.

This day was publithed, to One Volume Bvo dedicated by per.
miffion to the Right Reverend Richard Watfun, Lord Bithop of
Llandaff, fee. &e. the Third Edition, with many Additions and
Improvements, In Two Parts, Part I.
'THE DOMESTIC MEDICAL GUIDE ; acorn-
1. piece Syftem of Modern Domettic Medicine for the ufe of
families, in the prevention and cure of the various difeates incident
to the human frame ; alto, the belt and molt prompt means of re-
lief to be adopted in thole aceidentq or difeatc., where delay is
often fatal, inch as drowning, ftrangulation, fulfocadon, poifons,
extraneous bodies (wallowed, fits, burns,fealds, &c. together with
the modes of deltroying noxious and intedious vapours, and ge-
neral diredions to mothers, with retped to the ordinary manage-
ment of children, either with a view to curing preterit, or obviat-
ing future difeafe.

Put 11. The FAMILY DISPRMSARY, containing a conclfe and
popular enumeration of the properties and doles of the medicines
molt commonly ufed in the cure of difeafes, and which are proper
to furniffi the family medicine theft; the bcft mode of combining
them with others, fo as to augment their effeds ; together with
the compofition, &c of common quack medicines, wherein their
good and bad qualities are candidly painted out, with • view to
enable the public to judge of their efficacy and danger. The whole
diverted of technical terms, fo as to be rendered familiar to per.
tons unfkill,.d In medicine.

By RICHARD RF ECE, M.D.
Author of a Treatife on Pulmonary Cohfuniption—The Medical
arid Chirurgical Pliarnmeopecia—and Phyfician to the Phthi-
fical Difpenfary, Chancery-lane, &c. Ste.
•,,• This work, which is highly commended by the Medical
Revicwen of the Annual, Aotijaeohin, Critical and London Re-
views, by thofe of the Medical and Phyfical Journal, and popular
Monthly Epitome, may be fairly recommended to the public as
the bet treat& of the kind extant ; and, betides the dire inns and
cautious it contains, it Is rendered more valuable by pointing out
the cafes in which domellie medicine is not to be 1;•.I ft..... on—a eir-
cumftance of acknowledged importance by the mot eminent me-
dical men. Several pernicious noltrums, fan.2ianal by WO and
imputing authority, are pointed out and others recommended in
their Read, ',hilt* will be found far five' ior in efficacy and fafety.
Printed for Longunn and Co. Paternoittr row; and (old by
all Bookteilas in the United Kingdom.

LIBERAL EDUCATION.
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Price as. boards (or In s 7 Numbers, to be bad by one or mike
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hand--Arithmetie, Vulgar and Decimal—StockAdding andMer-
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HydrolLaties—Hydraulics--DrawingAingravtog, andPaindn, aod
a variety of other ufetul matter.
SECOND EDI fION, CORRECTED.
By THOMAS HODSON.
To enumerate the various dares of Individuals to whore flag
prefent Work will be highly acceptable. would be to particularize
almoft every defeription of mankind. The (choke, under the
tuition of the inafter,would end his labours greatly abridged by a
reference to fuck. Treadle. The mechanical youth, and man of
barbels, win find all that Is neeeffary to qualify them for the Shop
and Counting-houfe. Tbok who have millol the advantages of a
liberal Education. may here fupply that deice% and thee:petit:need
(choler may Sid his account in reviewing the earlier part of his
education:

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4. fhb certainly is a nfeful and cheap Work ; the modern im.
prominent* on each faked are introduced ; and we have no fcru.
pie in giving it oar general recozumendation."

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What may be had. price Six Shillings in boards,
Mentor; or, the Moral CooduClor of Youth from the Acade-
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Study of it In grown Youth, dining their Hours of Relaxation
from Bufwefs,ast Effay on the extenive Utility. Ad►antages, and
Amufement of Mathemadeal Learning. By David Morris.

, .
In Two Volumes limo.embellithed with an elegant Portrait of
the Author, price Ss. in boards,
'THE late REV. JOHN CORMICK's FORTY
DISCOURSES on Various Interesting Subiedis. A New
Edition, to which is now added, The Life of the Author, with an
account of the trials and temptations which he endured, till it
pleated our &alone to thew him into his Vineyard.
NVritten by Himfelf, for their fakes-who fellow the Lamb.
Reefed and enlarged, with a recommendatory Preface by Mat-
thew Wilkt—The Sermons are so the following fehjeds:
I. The Cries of the Son of God n. The firftPrinciples of Citric-
3. The Gift and Office of the tianity
Holy Ghoft 23. Tht Sufferings and Satisfac-
3. The New Birth Con of Chrift
4. The danger of Infidelity, or 24. The Beatitudes
the Nteeffity of a living Faith at. The Dasmortiae
in Chrift 24. Dives and Lazarus
p Naaman chanted 27. The hidden Treafure
6. The Bloody Iffue healed 25. The Offices of the Meffiall
7. St. Paul's Converfion 27. The great Sacrifice
S. The Good Shepherd 5o Lot's Flight
9. The heft Foundation 3t. Deliverance from Death
zo. The good Samaritan 32. The erivilege of Beli.vers
ii. Simon and Mary 33. The Patterns of Mercy
to. The Marriage of Ifaae 34. The Filson of Dry Bones
t 3. The Two Covenants 33. The Safety of a True Chrif-
Ls. The Benefits of the New tiara
Tettament 36. The Afuranee of Faith, or
ZS. The Divinity of Chrift the Fatperience of a True
A. The Sows- I Chriftian
17. The Loft Sheep, Piece of
Slyer, end Prodigal Son
IS. The Syrophtenician
to. The Shadows of Chrift
20. 'live Fall and Redemption
The Woman of Samaria
The whole of there Difeourfes
for futeere people, who do not
log, but Salvation.

37. The 1.-inLy-woolfey Gar-
ment
38. The Reprnach of the Cies
39. The Widow of Nain
40. The Beatific Vifton, or be.
holding Jefus crucified
are firople and plain, and fatted
ant fotnewhat curious ot direst.