Star.
London, England, 1801-08-17 00:00:00

To Br. L hi' for SIX YEARS alter A NDR ENVSNIASS, iZot,
by public Roup.upon Woinefday the 30th day of September,
aSoa, at a 2 o'c.ock at noon, wit kin the Salutation Inn, Perth,
'I-IE Filhings of Scone and Rome, lying on the
Ealt fide of the River' Fay, as prefently pot, red by Thos.
Cope and David Bide, ~tict tLrir Siltemoit, fht lower
boundary of thek COMITIf tILC4 .kb3ut. one ahoy,:
t!,e Pertit Bridge, and Wahin M....ek and estends along
the Banks of the Liver for lons, miles. including many very
excellent Fithaig Station., famed for pronuctug Salmon early
in the Seaton, and alfu in abundance.
ilk Mingo of WaUtnitil of innerbarit, lying next adjacent
to the above, and is prefently poffeliid by Wiliam Stewart,
merchant, in Penh ; and the Filbing't of • Aikenh.vil and Pit.-
!ochry, as now occupi=d by John Ricbardfo,, E!q..,1t1 R. Wal-
lace; both theft F 4 hirgs yi id Sainion ,arty, ,tad all the Ell.'
in. may be much improved.—Particut.e Information m.v be
had by applying to James Laidlaw. EN C. S. holobutvh, or
Colen,by Perth, who vriU dirta the illicit:at
Boundaries at the Filling to be ranted aut.

A DESIRABLE RESIDI'74CE IN GLOCCESTERSIR F.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Mr. pHlLL.pars,
At the Ckarg.: Inn, at Stroud, on •Ihurfday th.: 3d day of Sep•
teniber nett, at three o'clock in the afternoon;
A Modern-built STONE MANSION 1-I,lU';'.,
called STRAFFORD-HOUSE, with attached anJ Ic
tacked Oilitto, walled Garden, wen planted in high pelection,
Melon Ground, FA Ponds, Pleafin•.: Ground, all 11..veral Itr
elofures of rich Orals Lana, partly planted with choice Fruit
Trees furrounding the Houk, with three neat Cottages and
Gardens; the whole comprinng upwards of 31 Acres, litua:e
iu a healthy country, commandi It matt beatultaal and pitio-
relque views, well fupplied with Water, and t awning a truly de-
iambic refidence for a gritted Family within half a mile of
Stroud, and adjacent to the Turnpia_ Road leading from Bath
to Chettenhant ; 30 miles aifßant from thn farmer. and 14 from
the Latter place, to from Gloutofter, 14 from Cirencefter, and
104 Fran London.-a• The Houk, which is lltuatc in i Lawn,
with a Ream of Water in Wont, confißs on the Ground-floor
of a Vet/Route, t 6 feet by 2' ; Ealug-Tonm, 20 feet by 2 t ;
Drawing-room, 20 feet by ; Study. Sirvant's Han, Kitchen,
and Butler's, and other Pamlico, with good Cellars underneath ;
on the principal Chamber Floor, is a Breakfait or Morning-
;sputa u. the ceatrc ; tit .Lorigirs-rooms with clofets ; and the
Illetir cantina of levee good dhambers, and a Laundry 27 feet
by so. The attathedbfficer, Maude a Wafh-huuk, Brecchoufe,
and Bakehowle, Scutari, Larder, Dairy, &c.; and the de-
tached elites confait of Stabling for eleven Holies, double
Harnefs-room, Granary, Lumber-rooms, and Cold
Bath.—The &Wit, extetit about 4 Acres in the parifh of Pain&
wilt, lie in the porn of Stroud, and there are feats In Stroud
Muria, belonging to the Kftate.—The Purchafer may be ac-
commodated witu Mote Land, to the extent of 140 Acres, if
PoKefliou will he given on completion of the porthole ;
and one half of the purchafc money may remain on mortgage,
if del-at-A.
Tn be viewed by Tickets, Which with partieuba and condi •
Non of Side, may be had 4 Mr. Viestesasse, scrrent's two,
Fleet-Itrcet ; or at the Mice of Aloes, Wilitoombe, Grifikb,
and Philipotts, in 011ouccttcr, where a Map of the Pranifa
may he feen. .

SUGNAL-HALL, StAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. CHRISTI!,
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At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, on 'I uefday the atth of As-
graft. (if nut previoufly directed of by Private Contrail), at
One O'clock,
A Capital FREEHOLD, and fmall part COPY
-
h• HOLD ESTATE, called SUGNALL-HALL, ID the
pwilh, end two miles Annt the Market Town of ECCLES-
HALL, adjelning Sorth to the Chefttr and Mail Coach Road
front Lbodlos, nine sulle•froan Stafford, eight from Stone, (and
Navigation Coals and Lime) nine from Newport, nine from
Market Drayton, eleven from Newcaftle-under-Line, twenty-
feicn from Shrewfbary, thirty-eight from Chiller, and shoot
ado front London, corifilting of a tapital, uniform, exceedingly
convenitht nod fabliantial ilono-built modern Marabou, with
attached and detached Offices, peculiarly adapted to the Villa
and elegant Penne Orate, capital walled Kitchen Garden, de-
dining to a tertftlt-teltAfpeil, and including an excellent Hot-
honk, Green-bodes, Ste. uniformly built; and two hundred
and three Acres and upwards of Land of the Mit quality, In •
ring fence, &yarned with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, In
the happlift Ityle df nature.
The Manilon Is felted on a bold and commanding eminence,
le batted and thettored by ride full grown Plantations and Ming
grounds from the North, and mitunands protect*, thirty miles
in extent over the Park-like Herat-grounds, and a fertile, po-
pulous, healthy, and finely-broken woody ountry, abounding
With Game, fine ltowls, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats.
The Miele detlints to the South and Fait, is fubdlvided by
funk feneesinweeonverelent inclotmes, interiperted with lama-
dant Clumps and Plantations of large tpreadin Forel! Trees,
feathered down to the flatfeet of this apparent (parlous Lawn
the Pleafure Grodnd continued through the Demeihe, Woods,
end Stetted by (Cop Meer) a natural Lake, fedby an abundant
(imam, and containing near an hundred acres of Pellucid Wa-
ter, open to innumerable enchanting views. Tarte, Genius, and
Mechanifm have been moft happily exerted to decorating this
charming (pot.
The Eftate may be viewed by application at the HA; and
printed particulars bad at the Printers of the Litchfield,
blarrehater, and Liverpool Papers; at the Rainbow
Coffee-houfe, Cornblil; of Mr. Crutwell, prfirter, Bath, where
plans of thetttate, and gmund plans and elevations of the Haute
iday be teen. Affo, at Mr. John Forties, Architeet, Liver-
pool.; and in Pall-Mail
DISEASES at the URINARY CANAL and VINIIRSAL
COMPLAINTS.
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MR. DUFOUR informs the Pablic,that he may
LTA daily ha confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hook, No
5, Prith-ltreet, Soho, London, to all cafes of Mittman's',
Stele/ores, ()lefts, Seminal Watirnds, Incontinency of Urine
Irifhilm, Impotence, and debilky In either See, &c. From
extenfive Pmaice In this department, to which he has cos-
Baal Wanted for many years, he offers a method of curt, mild,
efficacious, and which prevents a Maple.
Mr. liCt-OUR, tole Proprietor of Dane's celebrated (me-
Medal) Bougie", has ultimately Co improved them, by cilvett- I
log them of the Irritating effeas of common Boughs, that they ;
faceted where cavities and other violent means have failed
kor the Venereal Difeak, Mr. DUFOUR is io poildSon of
Diran's Remedies, in mild that thy render condhement or
Minim to diet tameeeflary. To enable him matted patients
at thdrown hedges, be has provided the alliance of a Muds, '
me of the Faculty. Onions in she country may be cared by
Ong their cafes in kders, pod paid.
jolt polilithed, price is. dd. Filth Edition, enlarged.—A
Treatife on the above tediphrlnts, ilhfirsted with the various
eiNdlitoens And Cain thesSing the painful' and dangerous ef-
leas of (laußie Hoagies.; an hapeoved method of treating' gs-
Durrbaut &c. &c. Prinswi for Callow, CtlMil-cours, dohs,
and H. D. Symonds, Pitano&er-row ; .alto to be hai
240Ctilfetee, Iktittertalegt..stml it the Milian.