Star.
London, England, 1813-10-30 00:00:00

TO FAMILIES,

HOLIVIES's PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS,
without Dues, which unite, in the highest degree, utility
and economy. It is well known, that all ovens hitherto con-
trived far the use of families, which are attached to kitchen
ranges, owing to the flues, uc. asion a considerable loss of fuel, as
waits diminution of heat. To obviate this, great disadvantage
has been the study of the Inventor of the I'A DOMES-
TIC OVENS, which are without flues, and which, instead of
diminishing, increase the heat, without the least additional fuel.
S. H. talcs-Lillis method of informing the Trade in genera', that
thry may be supplied with theist of three dtticrent sizrs, with or
without the ranges, as they heat without a flue, consequently
there is nu danger of fire happening from them, which is so fre-
quently the case with those that have flues. Reit rences to fami-
lies of the first respectabil.ty will be given, where the Ovens may
be seen in use, and also at his Manufactory, Castle.cuurr, Strand,
near Bedford-street, and at Mr. Belt's, Ironmonger, Greenwich;
Messrs. Schooling anti Lawrence, Ironmongers, Garden-street,
Whitechapel ; Mr. Brown, lronnionirr, Leathei head, Surrey;
Mr. Stothert, ironmonger, Bath; Mr. Richardson, Ironmonger,
lewes, Sussex; Messrs. Hallett and Ttick, lionmoystere. Ba:b
Mr. Crow, Ironmonger, Faversham, Kent; and at must of the
resrertable Iroarismsgers in Town and Countrf•
B. La allowance made to the Trade tar ready Wan.

PRICE SITPENCE HALFPENNY.

SALES BY AUCTION.

OXFORDSHIRE.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES lATES, WICKHAM PARK,
MANOR, MANSION and FARMS. continuing upwar of
THREE HUNDRED ACRES of omit produr4ve LAND,
TITHE-FREE.

By Mr. FARF.EPOTHFR,
At Carraway's, on Wednesday, November 10, at Tivelver
A CAPITAL and iterr vale Able FREEHOLD
and 1 iiTNE FREE E 3TAI E; et...misting of the Menne
of Wickham. ex, el:ling over Lpsitards of MOD ACM. of Land,.
abounding with Game, with sundry fee farm rents,amountlni t•
near £l3 per annum, a most substantial and convenient:vbs.
'ion recently et ected, with oil sukabk °Glees, Coach-hoist and
Stabling, yroductive Gardens, • Orchard, Plantations an 4 Fish
Ponds, and upwards of One Hundred and Four Acres of pre.
ductive Land, surrounded by a tone wall, forming a most beans
tiful and pleasingly Tin:lst-red Park, a spacimi Pam Hume,.
called Wickham Manor House, with all suitable Budding% and
sundry Inclosnres of very rich Land, eoptaieiog ahmt Two Hun.
dred and Ten Acres. This most desirable Estate Iles within a
ring fence, abotmcl, with Game, is at a moderwe distance from
a Pack of Fox-hound:, at.d is bounded by the turnpike road, and
within two mile, of the capital Market Town of Bau.bort . Ith.*
mediate possessinc. :,;;:y be had of the Mansion, and J.:aids con-
dition% and of :I!? raritt in December, 1 81 4.
viewed 0::e month prior to the Sale, by applicatloa at
the Mention, velem. Particulars may be had; also at the Star,
Oafnr.l; Lamb, 'Wallingford; Whil.e Hart, Ben,on ; Crow!,
Reading ; Bell, Henley; Carle, Salt Lull; White 1-lart, Bath; of
Metists. J. and W. Lowe, Solicithrs,
_Temple; at Carrawsfs;
ea and of Mr. Farebrother, Batort Hotse, Beaufort-buildings,
Strand, %%luxe a Plan of the F.state may be seen. •

The important FREEHOLD ti; rATE of WA IrER PERI& Y,
Sewn Miko from the CITY of OXPOPJ) sod 'Grit-bar
from LONIJQN, consisting of nearly TWO 11HOUSANIEt
ACRES of rich LAND.. noble MANSION. MANOR and

FISHERY, EX ERA. PAROCHIAL; Trunn-Fitz. and
LAND-TAX redeemed, of the Value of FIVE THOUSAND.
POUNDS per
Ey Mr. FARIBROTHER,
At Conaway's, on Wednesday, November 10, at Tat,lv; hi,
One Let

A.E important andhiglily v.tinable FREEHOLD
ESTATE of WATERPERRY ; consisting of a capital
Mansion House, with all suitable Offices far the Residence ors
Family of rank, Manor, Fi.bery, Gardens, Plantation., Woods,
and sundt y elirhle farms, ctmtaini4 together near Two I how.
sand Acres /it Land, the greater part of which is remarkably
ri;h Wiry Land, and let (uoth the exception of the Muit.o',
ic:anor, anal about 530 Acre.) to respectable tenants, on Leases,
of which about eight years are anus:wed. This Es:ate, which Is
situated from Ox:ord about seven miles; being on the London
side of Otford throttgb Wycombe, and bit mlL't hum -the Market..
Town of 'Mame, is exceedingly compact, lying within a ring
fence; the Manor abounds with Came, and ta•arly insulated by
a river, forming an admirable boundary, and present t domain
rarely to be purehast d ; the Advowson of the Vicarage, worth
near £7O per annum, wRI be included in thepurthase.
To view the Manion and Es. ate apply to Mr. I hos. Man.,
Chester, at Waterperty House, of v.. !tont Particulars (with Plans
annexed) may be had one mon.b prior to the Sale; Parictilars
also of Meats. Williams and lire.lks, ,20.- li•firs. Lincoln's Inn ;
of Messrs. lt,chardson and CorSeld, Lincolns-inn-fields; at
Garraway's , of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Beaufort..
Strand, London; and at the following Inns : Star, Ox..
f..re ; Lamb, ‘ti-allim.ford ; White Hatt, Benson ; • Crown,
L'hama; Crown, Reading; Bell, Henley; Castle, salt Hill;
White Hart, Bails; and the Hen and Ch:c4 ens, Birmingham.

MONE Y advanced by RYDER, DRUMbtOND.
and Co. Russell Mews, flowlmilsoroet, FlAcroy-square,
to fly extent, IT .‘ittinity or at Bills, or Notes of Hand, at,d atl
sorts of Secu-ities :thou: exposure or the Interposition of any
one out of their °Cie,. ; they claim rw.re respeatabilky and powers
than hay others iv t' is line, and can wake an ins:ant advance to
persrns of known risdracter.—Attndance all day.

BUTLER'S
VEGETABLE RESTORNI WE TOOTH POWDER.

reEt, UTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded at
' one of the greatest blessings Providence can bstow, without
which the fir.est formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth
and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath BUTLIRPS
VLOILTAIILLAILSTORA3 TOOTa Pownea is a most elegant
r and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its
particular qualitie, are not simply cimined to cleansing the teeth,
but wilLprescrve them in the highest state of perfection ; it will
render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and
restore them to their original purity, entirely era licate the scurvy
in the gums, cause them to asthere close and firm to the teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet,
relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-acit, gum-biles, and
swelltd is ca.

Sold w!iolesa:e ard at Mr. Butler's 4, Chearide, cornet'
of ht. Paul's Church and ; and retail by 11:lam and Sharp, Poets*
mouth ; Hali an.: Gosport ; Allautt, Weston Mangey,
and haws, Poi- sea • Trewinan, Exeter; Cook worthe,Glenville,
Gilbert, and Kai:and, Plymouth ; Newbury, Diiblio ; Borer
and bilDonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandercton, Scott, and Car.
gill, Edinburgh ; Crutw: 11, Bath; Ross Ind Peck, Hull; White,
Brig:,ton ; Roberts, heluou, and Ruff, Chehetahmn; Greg+
sou and hiWnge, Edwat do and Penny, Lire: poi Stains and
Lynch, Manchectse ; Boweu,Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, Bin.
!Ringbolt: ; Gregory, Brighton ; and of mot respectable Medi.
tine Venders in the Klngduin, in Blazes 2.. Pd. each.
•

Also my he haj. Wares Celebrated I.aveadur Water, whkb
is patropisad by the Prisms at Wales sad the Maass Charlotte,
la Aottke at es. cult.
. .

OUESTONFAN MEDICINES. CASE
READ AND INQUIRE. YOU CANNOT THEN EE
A SCEPTIC.

MR. JOHN BELL, No. 2, York-street,.Black-
friars'-road, when servant to Messrs. Hodson, Brothers,
'sod CO. Oilmen, Upper Thames-street, had a cask (h from a
cart on his knee, April 4, 1818, which rendered him incapable of
service, and he applied to Mr. Astley Cooper, as I am infurnitd,
who recommen led him a plainly, which was used agreeable to
direction for one month, without succe.s. Was then recommend.. •
ed by Mr. Orme, Distiller, ;it. Marraret's.hill, Borough, to Surrey
Dspensary, and attended there regularly for three mood s; witl
out receiving any benefit : was next admitted into :t. Throws
Hospital, on crutchta, and was immediately ordered collet, where
lie co:Weisel four months, under the care of Mr. Surgeon Cline,
jun. who dilii,entl7 Eienden him, and I da believe that be did all
which was possible tor a Practitiimer of the old School to
piish, but without the Patient receiving any relief, being so sun.
rounded with lassitude, and contractions, as es be Incapable ei
walking hone on srutdie.;, at same time attended with extreme
pain ; yet no disgrace can attach to Ibis Gentleman, this said Po.
tient Lavitig passed through the hands of Mr. A. C. who is
un-
doubtedly the best Cetting :surgeon in Load's.
A few months after this, Mr. Bell lining informed himself re.
speeting the Case (es) of Us neighbour, Mr. Dowling, was taken
to Mr. Guest's, nit then being capable of walking alone, on
crutches, with his knee and wade so contracted, that several gen-
tlemen who heppeord to be the, e at this time did In lieve, with
Mr. Guest, that thew kilns were both ossified, but fitind them-
selves agreeably disappointed, for in one hour he could move
them a Wk., and walked home on crutches, without any other
assistance, his pains being completely relieved; and be was desi-
red to take exercise, even as expence of a tittle pain. In ten
days lie lett (Sot e crutch; in duce weeks be &chord the use of
both, and walked with a stack; at the end of seven weeks was
cureplctely c•d•ed, being quite upright, and enabled to walk as
usual.—Witness the Bboks at die Dispensary, the Bioko of the
Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand others in the Pule of .
Christtinueb, where he resides.
(Vasa 87, io a future Paper.)

,

IF DAVID DAVIS, who about three years since
worked as a Labourer in Woolwich Warren,. will apply to
. Mr EDISON, Coopers' Hall, Basingliall-street, he 'nay bear of
something to his advantage; or, if any person or persons can give
Information of the death .1 the said DAVID DAVI% they will be.

rewarded for fletr trouble.

AMERICA.

From America we learn, that on a rocky island
called Baratavia, adjacent to the mouth of the Miss's.
sippi, a number of French pirates have formed a re-
gular establishment. From thence they send out nu-
merous armed vessels, and most grievously infest the
coast of Louisiana, -plundering and destroying the
Spanish vessels, and those of every other nation, the
French excepted. The property they thus pillage they
deposit within the ramparts of a fort, which for this
purpose they have constructed and provided with 14
pieces of artillery. To give a sort of character to
these proceedings, they have formed a Tribunal,
which they denominate a court of Vice-admiralty, and
where they condemn without ceremony the property
they have thus acquired. After judgment is passed,
the merchandize is sold at low prices, but for ready
money, and in open market. This market is kept
two days in a week, and if no buyer be found, the
goods are introduced into New Orleans as articles of
contraband trade. Information of these proceedings
has been given to the Governors-General of the Ha-
vanna and of the Floridas.