Star.
London, England, 1805-03-23 00:00:00

SUSSEX.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, nteltihre MANOR, elegant
Manikin Park, and feveral eligible Farms, at Stanfted.
TO BE IOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER,
At Garraway's Curce-boure, on the 2 tit or May next,
'THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED.
-11- with appropriate Offices, very numerous Gardens, extective
Walls, covered with fruit trees, Coafervatorics, Hot-houfc, Pi-
nery, Succertoo, Forcing, and Green bodes, wit° the Manor
and Park of Stanfted, containing 10,;43 Acres. highly diitinguithed
for its beautiful Scenery, extenfive and diverlificd Profpeas, both
of Sea and Land—the Park ernbellithed with ornamentalTlmber.
Tettiples, Lodges, and charming Cottage Ornee, together with
the feveral Farms of Lodge, Bruad Read, Woodlands, and bode
paßure, with the bold and piaurLfquc Forclt of Sunfted, fur-
rounding the Park. UM until% is the whole to upwards of Ito°
acres, in an excellent Rate of cultivation, of which pore-Mon may
be bad immediately.
_ _

In point of Gtuation it appears to embrace every &jet that is
deftrablc—•remirkably healthy, amply fupphed with the Aiwa
fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly rtfpeetable, of eel, com-
munication with the metropolis, et a good cialtanee from a OR
town, who. feveral coachm pats daily, the roads good: The Eitate
and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fait
Hounds, and in a Country much retorted to for rield Sports.
. . .

Dercriptive pardetdars may be bad one Month previous to the
Sale, ana in the Intermediate time further information may be
obtained, and the Mention viewed by tickets only. without
which no ;nylon can be admitted, by applying to Meffria Bromley
awl Bell, Gray's Inn; Mars. Butler, Havant; Edward Dawn
Efq. Smutted, or a Mr. Water, at his General Agency Office:
Cluelteder.

VALUABLE FARM BRICKKILN and SAL CERN
FOR SALE Co be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. MERRETT,
On Tuefday the id day of April neat, at the Red Lion Inn, Fare-
-4111. Hauta, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon (odds previostly
difpofed of by Private Sale) in Three Lots.
Loy 1. A Molt compaft and Valuable ESTATE,
2- called EARLS FARM, with a Brickkiln, &kart,
and Three Tenements studied thereto.

The Farm comprises a good Farm Houfe, Barns, Stabling,Out•
buildings, and about ti 6 Seed Acres of Arable and Paftur‘e or
Maras Land, and three of Coppice, being nearly all within a Bing
Fence, and is unwed about a mile from Fireham. adjoining the
' Turnpike road to Golport, by which it is bounded on the Wdb—
on the Eaft it is boundea by an arm of the Sea, which affords ex-
cellent Sea-bathing.
This Mots is fir ddirably fcated as to command the advantages
of extenfive land and lea 'proforets, without being expofed to the
inconvenience attached to an elevated lunation. It is well-Rocked
with and ornamented by growing timber trees, and is defervedly re-
commended both for intrinfic value and fit LlAtio7l, as a molt eligible
Ettate to any Gentleman difp-fed to build The vicinage is highly
refpeetable ; the country is remarked for its richnefs and beauty,
and the roads arc unexceptionable. Fos hounds and barriers are
kept within a short diftance.
The Sa.tem is fituated on the fees boundary, and might be let to
advantage,or converted into =vitt ground, and the tenements are
contiguous to it. The Brickluiii is unwed at the South es I of the
Farm, and has a molt commodious quay adjoining, to wh
.4 vai-
GL of considerable burthen come, and the conveyance o. t.loods
is thereby effeded with great facility.
LOT a. Two Claes of Arable Land in Redland's Lane, near
the Farm, about 9 Acres.
Lot. 3. A Clue of Arable Land in Reland's Lane, 'behind
Black Brook Cottage, about 7 Acres, and a Coppice adjoining
about 4 Acres. . . . .

A fault part of the Farm is Freehol t, and the relict= copyhold
by inheritance, held of the Mawr of Farebarn fubjca only to a
nominal fine. (mall quit rent, and beriut upon death.
Farcbam is a Market Town, about nine miles from Portfmoutb.
and eleven from bouttumpton.
• The Proprietor referves to himfelf the liberty of altering the
Lots, if he have twcation to ito to et any time previous to the
fale.—For a view and wailer parleutars apply to Mr. Paddon,
LI Solicitor, Fartham.
N. 11 The Timbes to be takes at a valuation.

TM. day was elegantly printad in 4to. and illuttrated
with our Will Engravings, Price zila !amnia.
'THE TOMB of ALEXANDER. A DISSER•
TATION on the SARCOPHAGUS brought from Alcarn-
etas aid now In the BM& %dem.

By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D.
Felker of Jefna. Cc Age, Cambridge.
Cambridge : Printed by R. Watts, at the Univerlity Preis, fur
J. Mawman in diet Poultry ; and Gad by Payne. Mews Gate. Lao.
Ilan ; Might= and Barrett, Cambridge ; and Hanwrll and Parker,

EDINBURGH THARMACOPIRIA.
This day Wall patililaed, in a very neat Pozitet Volume, rite N.
(med. a Ntvo Edition or
PHARMACOMIA COLLEGII REGII ME-
DICORtI M KDINEU R G ENS IS.

Printed for Ha and Brulfuto,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; and William
Blackwood, Edinburgh; John Murray, London; and Gilbert and
Hodges. Dublin.

GOUT.
Ms day was poblllhed. in one voL tiro. price y+. 641. boards,
ADISSERTATION on the GOUT, in which
the nature of that 'Eliding Difeafc is fully explained, and
Its fpeedy, fah, and effectual Cure by the external application of
COLD WATER is amply illuft-ated, and confirmed by a variety
of origiaal sad eommunicatee Cam
By ROBERT KINOLARE, M. D.
Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, of the Phy-
Real Society of Gottingen, .1:e.
• Printed for john Murray. No. 31. 'Fleet Ravi. London.