Star.
London, England, 1805-09-06 00:00:00

A TERM OF YEARS,
ALL that welteriahliftted Wind-Mill, with the
Furniture and Utrnfils /twat° belonging, and the
MID-
Houfe, t art.houfe, a two.tbll Stable, and other Convoilencies,
at Weßbrook, near to the Town and Port of Margate, In the
County of Rent, equally well iituated for tnuntry Trade, and for
fending the produce of the Mal to the London Market.
And alfo a Tenement near adjoining, with a Shop, from width
a eon6dcrable part of the produce of the Mill has been and may
be fold by retail. The purcbafer or tenant may he accommodated
with the Furniture of the Tenemait and Shop at a fair valuation.
The whole of the Premifes are Freehold, and immediate pot-
fcffion may be had.
A perfon at the Mill will diew the Prernifes, and further parti-
cular% may be bad by application to Mr. Thomas Chapman, At-
torney at Law, Margate.

FREEHOLD ESTATES in SOUTH WALES.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, in Lots,
(If not previoufly dirpofed of by NIVRTI CONTRACT)
At Swank-a, in the eons.ty of Glamorgan, on the 38th day of
September, silos,

AVery Compait ESTATE, ennfißing of Emir
Farms, with the Coal-mines and Appurtenances, including
an excellent Shipping plate. which is aifo the key to leveret other
Coal-mines on the navigable river of Bury, in the above county.
The whole, exclufive of the Coal and Iron-mines and Shipping-
place. now letting at about Itta per annum.
Alio a capital Manton-bouft, Garden, and Premife fituate in
the above town, commanding a beautif 7.1 view of the harbour and
bay. with fevt:ral other eligible Hodes and Premlfes in the fame
town.—N. B. There is a entivenient and futiftantial Dwelling-
hoofer, molt eligibly lituated 01 the principal Farm.
For pariiculars apply to Mr. Vaughan, Solicitor, Swanfea, or
to Mr. Bigoc Charles Williams, Solicitor, Bedford-row, London.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On Tug* the Loth day of September, 18os, at the George its
in Grantham, between the hours of three and fiv e in the after-
noon, fubjeoft to Welt termg and conditions of Sale as dull be
then and there prodnied, •

ALL That Capital MESSUAGE tr DWEL-
LINO HOUSE, fituate 'Lathe centre of Vine-ftreet, in Grant-
ham, conaiting of Breakfalt• room, Dining room, tiro Kitchens,
Drawing room, Bed-rooms, and excellent Cellars; together alto
with the 6table Yard atid Garden thereinto belonging, now In the
occupation of Burgoine Tomkins. Eft).
The Houle is fubitantially built, well fitted up, and nearly as
good as new, and particularly convenient for a 'medical Gentleman.
Poff..ffion may be had at Michaclmu next, and the fixtures (if
required) taken at an appralfement.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Davis, aeen•fquare,
Bloomfbury, London ; or to Mr. White, Attorney-at-Law, Grant-
ham.

RESIDENCE FOR A GENTEEL FAMILY, MOUNTS
BAY, CORNWALL.
TO BE LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
For three Years from Chriftmas out.

TREVAYLER HOUSE, late the Refidence of
ROSE PRICE, Efq. with the Stables, Coach-houfc, Planta
tions, and Fie Acre► and a halt of Rich Patturt Land, with a
large Garden and Orchard.
'lrevayler is fituated in a fine Healthy Country, commanding
beautiful and estenfive Views of Mount's Bay, St. Michael's
Mount, and adjacent Country. in the Neighbourhood of feveral
Gentlemen's Seats, and within two Miles of the large and populous
Town of Penzance, fo much retorted to on account of the puray
and falubrity of its air, and undeniably poffelang the belt and
cheapen Market in the Welt of England.
To a Gentleman fond of Rural dmufementa.Trevayler is ad-
mirably adapted for a Refidence, as thc Country adjoining abounds
in Game, Woodcocks, &c.
For viewing the Houfe, application may be made to William
Fat, of Chitral, near Per =nee, and for further particulars to
Grylis, &ride. and Scott, iu Hellion.
Dated Austin. aka B.s.

AVING dedicated ntytelf to the Rudy, and been
A A gratified by the moft ceniiderabie predict in that branch
which 1 thought groper to felea, I weft that I have not more and
salped my time than took who, in the attentive field of the
roc- Aan catesSoosby immeefed in uncertainty, and-cannot
always attain that fucexfs which is acquired icy concentrating the
Intelled,al power to ono etsfk_of difnrdai
The Cloaks of DEBILMf paaarly eNitrtang, for they
bring with them a train of emat fymptoms, and, by a de
preflion of all vital energy, canal:ex itfelf becomes entMttered.--
, fa/bather they at from the prevaler-e of 111 example, thedeftrue
dve habits of febnol boys, or the indutgeneas of maturity, they re-
quire the molt affpltrms ptofeihenal Ikill ; but by the ignorance
of uneducated tun, the irapeceits are aggravated, ant the omit-
mien is deftroyel
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGIief SURGEONS
I ground my preteabons on regularity of education; and pared*
every privilege to praftice,l feel ntyfelf entitled to that Confidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the brit fonfadons of kcal 'yahoo's, early application wUI
Deere= the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fuf•
Fero, from a cardeloufnes of the unmantine's of the eke which
ceded his toiskstune, is fearful of tic cep re a his
hmUy phyfician. and broods over his infreitity with careful eon
calment, it malt be fatisfadory for him to be attired act only of
capability of treatment, but auto of the moltinetolable feerecy.
And in recent Venereal Complaints it is potlibie to prevent pale,
danger or di ads ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire
meet of cackler, experience in tea hne to dfetft a fife, cetbis.
and fpeody re-eftabliflament.
I offer the advantage of this ape:Lame to tNnfe eft:Mier fez who
are Alicia with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoma ol
VENBREAL INFECTIOaI, and in,dl catos the tams of maw
nevation are ftated CC the EA luta-dew.
Paellas in the country are expeeled to Inelofe a, Hank nose, and
are rzguefted to fpecify their age and manner of living.
MARTIN MEE,
Member of the Royal, College of burgeons in Landaus
No 19, asunded-ftreet, Strand, naaa Towle Dan