Star.
London, England, 1802-07-30 00:00:00

DANGEROUS COMPLAINTS.

Anther locouteffible proof of the eSeaey of Alr.Ltomvies

Pi t.t.s, recommended to the notice of the afnidted.
To Mr. Llano sr, at his DifpenLuT, Manchefter :
DKAR SIR,
ri4HE iiruiwing account of my cafe will, 1 Mai
11- be a convincing proof of the infallibility of your Pills:—
Through ir.attertiou and negligence, my complaint became fo
*laming. that I applied to a furgeon in the vicinity for advice,
who •reated nee unfuccefsfully for tome time, and at length in.
formed me th It my cafe was dcfperate, owing to my not ap-
pli•lng fur tnetlical aid Conner: in this dreadful fituation, a
friend of mine recommended the :life of your Pills, fwhich,
after taking two boxes, fo far recovered me, that my ac-
quaintance were aftonifh..d at my fpeedy recovery; and in a
mouth more, in she end of Jun:, I was wen enough to go to
Harwich., for the benefit of fa-bathing, to re-eftablifh my
nervous fyftem, which from my Ion; confinement had Coffered
moicb..—l live at Norwich, whither I fall return in about a
fortnight, perfedtly rellored to my former date of health.—
I beg you will iniorm,the world at large of this my cure, that
the difcafcd part of the human race niay reap the benefit of
your Rill; and to the incredulous yon may (hew this letter,
and the name of, Dear Sir,
Your obedient bumble fervent.
Ipfwich. Aug. ry, 1796. THOMAS KR PAK&
1/' There Pills are fold, at 25. N. the box, wholeiale and
retail, at Mr. lignom's Difpenfary, No. 57, Bridge-ftreet, in
Manebefter ; and az Howard and Evans's, No. 42, Long-lane,
Weft-Smithfield, tole wholefale agents in London; and retail
by the following perfors: H. Conde% 47, Minories; W.
Clark, 269, Borough;
.1,.rdan..43. Whitechaptl ; jeboult, 150,
Oxford-ftrtet; Sutton, t4l, Logg-Acre ; Wade, Old Bond-
ftreet. and 161. Pleet-fireet; Tint and Dolton, Royal Ey-
chat.gc ; Knight. Norton Foliate; Turtle. s 27, gtrand : Ward,
jl4, Holborn ; and by the principal Yenden of Medicines In
every town in the limited Kingdom.

IN THE SOUTH OF DEVON.
TO BL LET.—and entered on Immediately,

AN exceedingly good MANSION HOUSE,
called %Nem., fitusted in the Parifh of !Word and coun-
ty of Devon. The Houk is fpacious and convenient, and con-
fine of a large rntrance Hall, Dinint and Breakfaft Parlour,
and Drawing Room, with nine Bed Rooms, and feveral light
Clofets, and every other rcquifi:c for a gelteel family. Sur-
rounding the Houfe are an hundred Acres of very excellent
Meadow, Orrhard, Penury, and Arable Land, and an eaten-
(lec range of Woulland and Coppice, plertitully itorcd wi'h
Game. The whole forms a delightful render= fora Gentle-
man fond of agricultural purfuits, or rural d'Atzra.ats.
The Premiks are diftant Two Miles from Chudleigh, and
Four from Newton Abbot, two very Good Marh.t Towns,
Five front Teignmottzh, the molt fantiona'Jle Refort fur Sea
Eathin • 1-. th. Weft of P.nghnd, and fr m Exeter.
Should the whole of the Grounds be thot.ght too much, any
quantity may be taken with the lioufe.
for Viewing the Premifes apply to Mr.Tl‘omas Rowell, of
ldcford; and for further Particulars to Philp Lyde, of Brix-
ham, in Devon.
N. B. Letters (Port paid) duly anfwercd.
Brixham, Devon, July 14, 18ot.

.1 MANOR, with a RESIDENCE and FARM, in Hand
TITHE FREE, and ADVOWSON, near MARL-
BOROUGH. WILTS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ACAPITAL ESTATE, the MANOR of
EAST KENNETT,with the Royalties, Advowfon,&c.
ple:.fantly fituate in a Healthy P,•rt of thexCounty of Wilts, on
lie b order and within a quarter of a Mlle of the Bath Road,
Four and a Half Miles from Marlborough, Eight from Carbae,
Nine from Dcrizes, Twanty Seven from Bath, Twenty-five
from Salithury, and Seventy-nine from London; eotnprlfing
a handfonte, modern, Uniform, well.creEted Family Houle and
011 ices, fpacious wailed Garden, Orchard, Lawns, Etc. with
Five Huntired and Eighty-two Acres of exceeding good Arable
and Ware Land, with rich Water Meadows; the whole
eompad and adjoining, with a good Farm Houfc,Barns,Dove-
houfa and ample Out-buildings, at convenient diftances, and
Six Cottages in the Village.
Alio the Advowfon and Rights of Palturage to the Donative
or Perpetual Curacy of the Parith Churchlof haft Kennett ;the
prefcnt incumbent is middle-aged.
The Refidence is furrounded by pleating Views, capable of
accommodating a large Family, and in a very rich Rate. The
Lands arc in good order ; the whole fanning a very complete
Ellate. abounding with Game, excellently fupplicd with Wa-
ter, and Tithe Free, including alto the great and (mall Tithes
of the mut:tinder of the Parifh. The valuable growing Elm
and Ails Timber will alto be included in the Purchafe, and im-
mediate poffeffion may he had, both of the Refidence and Farm.
Alio an undivided Moiety of the Upper Weft Kennett Farm,
containing Three Hundred and Sixty-five Acres of Arable,
Patture and Water Meadow, with immediate PoffelLon of the
whole Mate.
The Bailiff will thew the. Eltates (Sundays excepted).
Apply or addrefs (Poll Paid) to. Mr. John Gale, of Stert,
near Devizes.