Star.
London, England, 1805-08-01 00:00:00

.MALE ArrRACTION.

UPERFLUOUS HAIRS have ever been confi-
dered as one of the grcatelt bleinithes in a Female Face.—
Alfred's Royal Com prifition, an Article wired:ally elleemed by the
Court of France, at the time of its greateft beauty and tplendour,
and fiat prepared for the beautiful Antoinette, is earneitly recom•
mended to the Ladies of this country, for effedually eradicating
all Superfluous liars front the Face and Arms, without caufing
the kart unpleafant Imitation; the &ln by the application become,
evidcntlyAnore clear and delicate, contniuently the complation is
drentially improved.
It is fold in packets at ss. 6d. and 51. each, wholcrale in Len.
don, by Darlfon and Son, 59, Fleet-flreet ; Hendrle and Sons,
Ichborne-greet ; Gattie and Lea, 52, New Bond Rreet ; Berry,
Greek-ftrcrt, Soho; Cryer, 68, Cornhill ; and Shaw and Ed-
ward-, ht.Paurs Church yani ; and at (Rowdier, by Whittick;
Bath, by Vince, Marriott, Reynolds, and Warren and ; ha-
lifbury, by Culling; Litterpool, by Gregfons; Edinburgh, by An-
drew Smith, James Spence, and William It.teburn; in Dublin, by
Bull, Damedtreet ; in Waterford, by Bull ; and in every capital
town in the United Kingdom.

For the WIND, CHOLICS. FLUXES, and other DISORDERS
of the BOWELS.
riALBY's CARMINATIVE.
CAUTION —Many counterfeited Preparations of
this Medicine having been ufikred for Pale, under rpecious Pre-
tences, all Perfons are requefted not to take any wilds they Oferve
that the Name, '• F. Newbery, No. 4f, St. Paul's." is engraved in
the Stamp. and that in the dill of Direetions mend each bottle is an
Eatraet from the Will of the late Mr. Joreph Why, viz.
Whereas, I did many year, !Mee inftruCt my daughter Frances,
now the wife of Anthony Gell of North ftreet, Wertminfter, Gen •
tlernan in the Art of compounding a certain Medicine. of which
I am the foie Inventor, call -t1 Why's Carminative ; I do hereby
eotiftiture and appoint my raid Daughter the role Preparer of this
uteful Medieine.-1 likewire give to my raid Daughter, I ranee*
' Gen, my fide prop,rty in the raid CARMINATIVF.' and all Proffitt
arifing from the Sale thereof, to her and her Heirsfor ever."
It is fold only by F. Newsier and Suns, No 45, St. Paul'.
Churchyard, a few doort from the corner of Clrraplide, London
price ua. 9d. a bottle. duty included ; and by their appointment,
oy Mcfrrg. Ilfccy and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co.
sso, and J. ridding, No. 76, Oxford-14w ; J. Wade, Old
nonct•ftreet ; and Co. Cockfpar ftreet ; W. Barry, Bridge-
Brett, Wslttninfter : 3. birchen, ; J. Ward. Middle-
row, Holborn; Tett Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Bortnyh
High-flu,/ ; and J. I larris. fucceffor to Mr.. E. Ntwbery, &wk.
(clic() the wear of Ludate-ftrett.

TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
On Monday the nth of Augult inftaot, at Four o'Cloek in the
Atti.rneon, at the Houfe of Mr. Ullock, In Bownsfs, near Ken-
dal, fubject to the Conditions of Sale then to be produced, unlefs
in the mean time dffpoied of pricuely, of which due notice will
be given,

AN ESTATE called FURNEY GREEN and
.CROW'S FIELDS, late the reficknee of G. B. CRUMP,
Mccafed, pkafantly kneed on the Ealtern fide of and near
the centre of Winderm-re Lake, and within half a Mlle of the
Village of Bownefs, containing about twenty-two cultomary Acres
of Land in a Ring Feuer, furrounded by a good Road. On a pro-
minent pan of the Land is ereded a handlome Dwelling houfe
which commands an eltentive and delightful View of the Lake;
it confilts of a Valihule fifiten (Let in length and feven feet and
tour inches in breadth, a Dining-room 12 feet and fit inches
lung and fifteen fert wide, an Oval Drawing-room twenty feet
long and fifteen feet wide,.and a Bttakfaft room fifteen feet long
and fourteen feet wide, ei3ht Bel rooms and a good store-room;
there arc two Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, Wine and Beer Cellars, a
Small Dairy, and 'likable ()dices and Out-buildings, and an card-
lent Garden of about one Acre.

Ike Furniture and appendages may be had at a fair Valuation.
The Premifes are about eight Mile. and an half from Kendal.
(even from Amblefide, and four from Hawk!bead, all good Market
flu property may be viewed any day previous to the
Sale, and further particular. may be had by letter asidreifed to the
Rev Wm. Banat, Windermere. or Mars. Crump and Lodge,
Liverpool!—lmmediate poirellion may be had.

TO YE SOl.ll BY AUCTION—By Mr. LEOiIARJS.
At Garraway's Coffee-Houle, Change• Alley, London, on Tuef-
day, the 13th of Auzult inf. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, in
Thirty Lott,
AVERY capital and elegant Freehold Manton
Honfe, called LINTON PLACS,nn the South fide of Cox.
heath Hills, wtthiu five Mika of Maitillone, in the Parini of
L. in, in the County of Kent, coutaining fix Rooms on a Floor,
and lit fur th? radiance of a Family of Dillinttion, to which there
are ilomeitic Offices of every defcription ; alto atCMd Bath, a Capi-
tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds, Avenues of Timber-Trues
of various kinds, and a Farm Houk feparate at a convenient dcfa
tones from the Manikin, with a Barn, Stables, and other fuitabk
Buildings, aid at Acres of good Freehold and chiefly Failure.
The views from the Mullion are unceimutonly extenfive and beau.
UtiL And alto divers Farms Meffuages, and Lands In Linton,
Stapiehurft, Fritterdon, Manion, Bennindon, Wouklham, and
Buriuni, in the Paid County, contains g. in the whole, with the
ass Acre,, by Adnicafurrni, nr, 953 Acres or thereabouts. The
Lands are conlideraltiy underkt to fubltantial Tenants. Alfo the'
Great Tyth,s of the Paid Farah of Linton. Likewife the Advow-
fon of the Vicarage of Linton aforefaid. The whole of the Pre.
mites may in the mean time he ',delved, with leave of the Tenants.
Printed Particulars tray be had at the Star, Coitheath ; the Star,
; the King's Head, Rochelter; the Granby, D. rtfurd;
Ow Black Lion,•Farningham; the Ship, Feordham ; the Fountain,
Camerbury ; the Bull, Crauhrook; the Bell, maplcbudt t. the Sara-
cen'. Head, A 9trot4 ; the Weolpack,Tenterden ; the Suffex Tavern,
Tunbridge Weds ; of Mr. Brown. land Sarveyor, hlaidflone; of
Mr. Leonard, ultniel-Caurt.New burlington.ltrect, London; and
of Mr. Wo,dgate, Solicitor, Gulden•fipaare,Luadon; where a plan
at each Lot saLty ba Wan.

PATENT RETIRING STOVES.
WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron.
mongers, No. to, Cheaptide, beg lerre to recommend to
the Nobility and Gentry the ufc of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the
futicrior advantages of which are obvious on the flighteft infpnlions
as they poirefs every rcquifite for warming rooms, and at the fame
-time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when-
ever the air becomes more ratified than is agreeable or wholefume
for repitation. The conftrudion is tn. rfetUy fimple, and cannot
be put out of order,and the fire alto may be eitingufthed without
raking nut, by which means danger is avoided, and dud, (Cu injuri-
ous to furniture) prevented.

The Patent itLian Kitchen to be feat in ufe every day; Ranges.
with Ovens and Boilers,Warns Clofets, Hot Heart..s,Stc. complete
Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double Block
Thar—Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftyle. '

DUI CH PAPERS.

liAtCtißt Jinx 11.—Yellerday evening his Excel-
lency the Penfionary left this place. with three yachts,
for Utrecht. to ant at the grand manceuvrcs in the
camp of Zeifl, this day. It is alerted that the laid
ca:np is on the eve of breaking up finally, the troops
being defined partly. for the Fielder and partly for
Helvoetfluys. In the latter port all hands are at
work, night and day, to get ready for fea the two
(hips of the line, the Chatham and the Pieter Paulus,
which were lately put in commiffion. One hundred
and twenty men are fent in great hafte to Helvoet-
fluys, from the dock yard at Amfterdam, to expe-
dite the work. This and other things, elpecially the
prefent prcfs of Wines in the departments of the
navy and war, induce us to expert great events
flintily. A foreign Newfpaper has the following re-
markable palTage on this fubjed:
Hati.atra, JULY 22.—The Note tranfinitted by
Baron NOYOSILTZOF?, to Bat011H•11DENBLIG, was
in confequence of the arrival of a courier from St.
Peterfburgh, who had made the whole way to Ber-
lin in feven days, with unprecedented fpeed. Ott
the sth, a courier arrived at Berlin, from London ;
and on the 13th another courier, coming from Berlin,
paired through Hamburgh, to proceed to England
by the way of Hufuns.
Betides the Batavian fqiiadron in the Texel, ano-
ther expedition is fitting out in the Made, where the
greateft adivity prevails to accomplith the prepara.
nom. The Chatham of 84., and the Pieter Paulus
of 64 guns, are expelled to be ready in a few days
to join the two Batavian frigates, and two French
brigs, which are already in the Roads. This fqua.
dron will immediately be joined by the neceffary
tranfpnrts for about 4oco French troops, which arc
already on their march to Helvoetfluys, where every
thing is preparing for their reception. The s idual.
1 ling of this fquadron for eight months, feems to in-
dicate that it is defined either for a lama, or a dillant.‘
expedition, and at any rate it is certain, from the ee..
eetlive hurry to get every thing ready, that much
importance is attached to this expedition.
Gen. Dumomesau is gone to the camp at Zeilt.
Although the authenticity of Baron Novosivr-
znees Note admits of no doubt, it is very Orange
that it is not found either in the Berlin Journals of
the 13th and 16th inft. or in any other German paper.
NUREMBERG, JULY B.—The French General Hs-
DOL,YiLLII, late Envoy at St. Peterfburgh, is gone
to Venice, where a French Commilfary is alto at
prefent.
Harasuacii,JuLYl9.—Baron NOVOSILTZOFPC3n-
not have left Berlin on his return to St. Peterfburgh,
ill the lyth inf. and he mutt have held fume more
conferences before that time. Copies of the Note
tranfmitted by Baron NovosizrzorY to Baron Hat-
oaaatao, have been communicated by the latter tot
all the Foreign Minitters refiding at Berlin, to be
tranfmitted to their Courts, which they all did with
the exception of the French Envoy, M. Larnassrt,
who refuted to receive the laid copy. The King
of PRUSSIA, it is alerted, has thereupon tranfmitted
by his Miniftry, a Note to the laid Envoy, contain-
ing the (trongett affurances of amity towards the
French Government, and the molt flattering expref-
lions to the Envoy.
VIENNA, JULY to.—We are informed, that feveral
ovens are erecting in the vicinity of Infprnck, and
I that 150 field bakers are engaged. From another
quarter we learn, that fix field hofpitals are formed,
viz. at Brixen, Roveredo, Bolzano, Imitt, Landegg,
and Infpruck.
CONSTANTINOPLI, JUNE 16.—The fquadron which
put to fea yetterday, under the command of the Cap-
tain PACHA, has taken more troops on board than.
was at fire fuppofed, and has failed for Egypt.
Intelligence is received from the Black Sea, that
another corps of Ruffian troops is affembling at Se-
baflopol, defined for the lonian iflands, and that a
considerable number of tranfports arc preparing to
convey them thither.

ACIL lANPRIA, May 3.—On the 26th of April, an
Englifh brig appeared off this port, coming from
Malta. The dispatches which the brought, were in).
mediately fent by an exprefs to Major MILLS?, the
Biitifh Agent at Rotetta, who, on receipt thereof,
quitted Rofetta, and fixed his habitation here. The
brig failed again this day.
PAR IS, ju Ly t j.—Lately an Englifft boat arr7red
at Brea, with two UM feamen, who had deferugl
limn a frigate.