Star.
London, England, 1802-08-25 00:00:00

BEAUTIFUL. PART of WIMBLEDON, SURREY.
'l'o BE. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr CHRISTIE,
At his Great boom, In nu'rhurGlay the 26th loft.
at One o'Clock,

A SINGULARLY ELEGANT LEASE-
A. HOLD VILLA, with Stabling for Eight Harks, Two
'Coach-bouks, and numerous attached and detached Offices of
every denomination, tufted to the Villa anti Farm One; ex-
cellent Kitchen-garden fully cropped, and well planted with
choice Fruit-trees; beautiful Lawn, and rich Paddock, in the
whole near Twelve Acres, in part furrounded with a finely
Walk. The Prentifea are in the molt elegant and perfea Rate,
compkatly furnilbed in the modern Rik, fit for the immediate
reception of a Family, delightfully fituate at the extreme part
of Wimbledon-Common, with full command of exteufive and
uncommonly rich Profpcas, dißance from the three Bridges
about Six Miles.

To be viewed with Tickets between the Hours of Twelve
wed Four o'Clock, on Tuefday, Wednefday, Thurfday, and
Friday, and Printed Particulars will be forthwith ready.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly de-
firable and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fix miles
Inns G:ouceßer, three front Stroud, twelve from Cheltenham,
and twentreight from Brittol, confilling of the Manor of
Painfwick, extending over (rectal Thuufand Acres of Land,
with Fines, Chid Rents, Quit Rent,, and Hcriots, iaTuing out
of nearly 300 different Copyttold Tenements, which with the
Tolls of the Market, is a molt clefirablc parchafe for any Gen-
tleman of the Law. Alto a Capital Manor Farm, with Houk,
requilite Offices, Garden, and Pleafure Ground, 330 Acra of
Arable, Meadow, Palture, and Woodland, lying compadt, and
furrounding the Houk, with two I.nprcvaide and valuable
Str,:.uns of Water, running through and uniting in the fame,
very convenient for ereCting Mills fnr the ufa r f the Manufac-
t .17 carried on in the neighbourhood. And alto 381 Acres of
lueloted Woodlands and Wailes, well flocked with Beach, Oak,
and Alb Trees, lying within the Manor. The whole capital
of very great improvement both for Plcafure and Profit, and
may be r. aim! bI; eitimata at upwar,:s of 7ocl. per Annum.
Farther Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm.
Bay!i• of Painfwick, who 'will thew thc Trendies; of Mr.
Saand'en Attorney, Stroud; of Metrre. T. and W. Dunn, So-
licitors, Lincoln's-inn; and of Meas. Htmlficinfon and Co.
Surveyors, N 0.33, Arundel-ltreet, Landon, where a Plan of
the Eftate may be ken.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELI.ER,
On Saturday the 28th of Anon, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichef-
ter, between the hours of Four and Five in the Afternoon,
A TRULY Valuable and DefirAble FREE-
I. HOLD ESTATE; enmprifing a genteel Refidatce with
fishable attached and detached Offices ; a produaive Garden
welded by a lofty Wall, cloothed with the choiceß Fruit
Trees, and ShruLbery laid out in Walks; together with 570
Acres of cxrclluit Arable, Meadow, Marfb, and Coppice
interfeclul by beautiful quick Hedges, within a ring
Fence, favouraWe for the growth of an kinds of Grain ; fituate
at Chklham, iu the Occupation of Mr. George Knight, the
Proprietor, who will give poliefficas at Michaelmas next.
Alfo, Six Copyhold Tcniancnts awl Gardens, which will be
fold in three Lots.

The afpcd of the furrotnellng Country is boldly featured by
a chain of Hilis well wooded, and richly cultivated %ranks very
extenfive and beautiful Sea Views of St. HeLen's and SO:head,
lies of Wight, Thorny, and Haydn& asicMter, Emfworth,
and Langßon Harbours. Bathing at a convenient Dillance—
the Mr healthy and falubrious—the Water and Roads particu-
larly good.
This property Is one of the heft conditioned and defirable in
point of local Surdas, and other advantages, that very few
Eitates !mirth ; Compodt and unconneded with any other
Lands not having a public Road, or even foot-way over any
part of the k arms. The ground remarkable for its fertility, is
in the high& Rate of Cultivation. Marie may be had in every
Field, furroonded by Mills and good Markets; well Sacked
with Gaitte, in the mida of a fine Sporting Country. The
neighbourhood very refpcdable, within an eafy diftance to
partake of the amulements and Society of Chichefter' from
which it h dittant five miles, four from Havant, 13 from Pont-
mouth, sas from Bognor. and 115 boos London.
Printed particulars may be bad so days previous to the Sale,
at the principal lona of th.: adjacent Market Towns , of Mdfrs.
Butler, Havant; Chapt:r Cuffee-houfe, Landon; and of Mr.
Wellcr, at his Geacral Agcacy Cikbdtat.

At Oarraway's, on Friday. S..ptembcr 21, at Twelve &Clock,
in Three Lots.
THE following valuable FREEHOLD ES-
TATES, en , pri!ing Wickham, Franklands, and Rivas
Farm'. defirahly Innate in the centre of a fine (porting Country,
abounding with Game, in the parith of Wivelsheicl,Ardingley,
and Linfield, in the Country of SuiLx, containing together sas
Acres of excellent Arable, Wood, and Meadow Land, in good
Cultivation, with (unable Farm-houfss, Bums, Yards, and
Out-buildings.
To be viewed twelve days precedint the Sale, with leave of
the Taiants; and Particulars then had :,t the King', Head,
Cuckseld; White Hart, Rirgate; Cock, Sutton; Spread Eagle,
Eprom; Calla; Brixhton; Wbke Hoge, Sterling; at Carra-
way's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 6z, Broad•ltreet.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATF'S, 11/41,1N0R, Trims,
AND ADVOWSON, SURRY.
TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION-Hy Mr. SMITH,

At Carraway's, on Friday, Odtober a, at Twave o'Cloek,
in feveral Lots, unlefs an acceptable offer I. nude for the
whole in the mean time by Private Contraet,
'THE Valuable and highly Improvable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, comprifin•* the whole Parini of Ad-
dington, containing together upwards of 3600 Acres, free from
Tithes, commanding Come of the molt beautiful lituations for
Building in the home Counties, with the perpetual Adrowfoo
of the Vicarage and the Manors of Addington and Temple, in
a fine fpotting Country, abounding with Game,/ 3 Miles from
London, and 3 from Croydon, in the County of Surry, with
a capital hone-built Mention, fenced in a Park of 220 Acres,
furrounded by elegant Pleifure Grounds and Plantations, a
handfome Villa, and levet-al eligible Farms, finely timbered,
and near the belt Markets, with the advantar,e of the Croydon
Canal and Rail Road coming up to the Eltattal.
To be viewed ten days preceding the Sale (the Man(ion with
Tickets only), which, with Particulars, may then he had of
Mr. Saab, No. 6a, Broad-Brea. Particulars alto of William
Walton, Efq. t of Mail. De-
bnry and Cope, Solicitors, Temple • and of Mr. Penfold, So-
licitor, Croydon. to whom application is to be made for view-
ing the Park and Farms.

Ertnet of a Letter addreffed to Mr. ROLLASON, Printer
Bookfelier, Stationer, and Vender of all the genuine Medi-
cine, Stourinidge.
- • -

SIR,
YOU will be pleated to tranfmit the following
Cafe to Mr. Lignuan, Surgeon, at his Difrenfoi, in
Alanehelter:—

Audnam Brook, near Stourbridge, Woreclterfhire,
Mr. lanxtrat,—Sta, Feb. :6,180t,

beg you will publith the following extraordinary cure, and
fineerely with that dui& who make trial of your AN T IPCO Hy-
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of their effeets to the public. lam perfuaded that the number
of our fellow-creatures labouring under dreadful complaints,
might not only be relieved, but their diforders , &dually eradi-
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feorbutie eruptions, which made their appearance on duff-rent
parts of my body, which increared with fuch rapidity, that of
late years I have been truly leprous, my whole frame bring at
times covered with reales rcfemhling the bark of a tree, hand-
fuls of which were taken off my bed every morning: the itching
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the (matting pain which rucce:ded ((ruching. Before I began
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In this reduced and truly deplorable Rate, my family and friends
had given up al hopes of my recovery; but an acquaintance of
' mine teeing the cafe of Timothy Mafon, of Wigan, in Lama-
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of your Drops. I immediately purchafed a (mall bottle of Mr.
Rollaron, Printer, in Stourbridge, which I found greatly to al-
leviate my pain, and through perfevering, till I had takes, I
think, fix or (even (mall bottles, I am grateful that I am now,
and have been many months, able to follow my employ. If
any further fatisfaigion be required of the truth of this great
cure, the inquirer may be fully fatisfied by applying to Mr.
Wheeley, glare manufacturer, or Mr. Itollaron, Stourbridge;
Mr. Tomkinfon, Deepfield Iron Works, near Wednefbury ;
Mr. Fofter,Bretd4ane Lime Works ; and by, Sir,
Your humble fervent,
EDWARD WRIGHT, Joiner.
Attefied in prefenee of Mr. Whatley and Mr. Random
To Mr. LlONOld.furr.ton, No. 37,
Bridge-ftreet, Mancheiter.
O• There Drops are fold in moulded fquare bottles, at Ile.
and 0.6 d.
One lau bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones.
They may be had wbolefale or retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dff-
penfary, No. sy,Bridge-fireet, in Manehefter ; and at Howard
and Evans's, No. 42, Long-Line, WeltsSmithiield, foie whole-
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H. Cuticle% 47, Mln:iries; W. Clark, 269, Borough; Jordan,
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