Star.
London, England, 1813-08-05 00:00:00

SODA WATER, MADE BY THE AERATED SODA
POWDERS.

rill-ITS Preparation will be found extremely useful
1. and convenient to all persons whose situation renders the
conveyance of Soda Water inconvenient or expensive; it is por-
table for the pocket, and unchangeable in any climate. Pre-
pared and sold by Hudson and Co. Chemists, 27, HaymArket,
Landon; sold also by Vade, 46, Comh:11; Sanger, 150, Oxford.
street ; and others throughout the United Kingdom, in boxes for
one dozen, at 29. 9d. each.

TIE Public are urgently solicited to notice the
following distressed situation of a PROFESSIONAL GEN-
TLEMAN and his homily, under great affliction, whose Furni-
ture, &e. has la cently been sold off under au Execution, which
came on him on. xpectedly, with o‘her afflicting misfortunes,
and severe bodily infirmities, which precludes him at preseut
from following his pretessional avocations, unless the sympathy
t he benevolent is excited and disposed to contribute some small
Aid, to alleviate their melancholy situation. It is with pain and
anxiety the above appeal is submitted to the notice of the well-
disposed (as being now their only alternative,) in the expectation
it may not prove unavailing to their benefolence.
The smallest donation would be thankfully received and ac-
knowledged by the following Bankers :—Sir James Esdale and
Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Austen, Maunde, and Tlison, Hen•
rietta-street. Tie following donations have been received, for
which he returns his grateful thanks, through the medium of his
friends, which has tended greatly to alleviate his severe afflictions,
and enabled them to make scorn, arrangement for the future sup-
port of himself and afflicted fedilly—it few more subscriptions is
mast urgently solicited frum'a benevolent Public to accomplish
it, who are never backward to alleviate the sufferiogs of the dis-
tressed, and to sooth their afflictions :
Rev. Dr. W. Bell sCIO o I Win. Gordon, Esq. XI 0
Right Hon. Lord Foley 5 0 Wm. Manning, Esq. . 1 0
Sir Thos. Winnington 2 0 / Sir J. H. Browne 1 0
. Hon. W. Lyttleton 40 I Rev. Dr. Horne 1 0
Rev. Mr. Wright 1 0 Rev. Mr. E.•.w. Keytt. 1 0
Rev. Mr. Pearson 1 OIE. V. 1 1
Lord Vise. Althorpe 2 0
Subseriptiesis are likewise received by the Tim M?. Wright,
Minister of Ely Chapel, No. 14, Fly-place, Holborn; Mr. Rees,
62, Pall Mall; Messrs. Westley and Parish, 199, Wand; 'and
Mt, J. Richardson, 91, Royal Exchange.

DEVON—COURTLANO.
A FREEHOLD ESI ATE, rlegant MANSION, FARMS.
and LAND, einiate en the Bank, of me Etter Exe, between
Exmouth arid Lympstm.
be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. it• MINS,
THE truly desirable FREEHOLD VILLA,
LOUR PLAN': ; comprising a very eligible and delightful
Iteiidence, fit for the accommodation of a Family of the first die.
tinction ; with Offices of every description, two double limb.
houses. Stabling for twetro Hu.ses, enclosed Poultry-yard, nag
another requisite Ont-buldings, placed in a Lawn, an a fins
commanding Eminence, and on a healthy gravelly Soil, on the
Banks of the Exe, the Grounds sloping down to the River, et
which, wish the & i
Ocean, and variegated Country, it commands
beautiful and extensive Views, encirckd by thriving Plantauotas
and Gravel \Vallis excellent Kitchen Gardens, walled, and well
planted and stacked, Melna Pits, Forcing Frames, and three
capital and productive Hut• homes. taco nh feet Intidi'eclitionint
PLacberie., Drapery, &e. with various Enclosures of Arable and
Meadow Land; the whisk e.timated at upwards of Fif'y Acres.
The complete and elegant Furniture ut the Mairion will be
iold.ntitli it. and the tow:loser 'nay be =comma:l24.d with a
eellar t.f Cloice Wins, and witls the dniet of Mikb Cows,
Sheep, &c. at a fair .aluatiee. . . ,
• ALL, nearly adjoining, the Fatms of Vrper and Lamer Bale.
dan, compri.ing two Farin Houses, Dania, Stable., Cart.lodeee,
and Out building., Garth-u,, prodaeriee Vrehat.ll, Arable
and Meadew land, in thr eldfilf3•lo2. Cantata.
by estimation, mitivarls of Kftptteit Acres couch are
various liestiee el situations 'Or the erectiou of Viva.% esnnand.
lug er eviler Views of the River, a.:.1 Coahtry,
and rendered pe:Viatly ealoati:e by c.i.i.tgu::t t".t the town of
Elmo' h. I lee Farms seal be sod totteihvr wit% Contemned, it
; the Gruwiiig Par:alig Utensil, and bock,
in..y he taken at Appraisenit nt.

iu be %too/red by Tickets only. which, with P utieuttrat may
b- bad of John Vidurv, Baq. Exeter; Au,* of Mr. 11.4.11.. War.
wit.k.sareet, Gartal-eiefara, Wilma' a Plan uf tlw Kamm may
be nem. •

MONEY immvniATELv..—N.o. 11, Iliake •iircet, Adrlol.
rIHE CONDUCTORS of. this ()Ince can te .m.
mind say times of Nlt.iley, sat are in the hlb:t of makes(
advances open every description of tiessr‘ty, a kh romp, no, and
liberality.—Atteedsoee (tom ten five.—l esters muse be Mt&

PEA ItLS SOLD, CLEANED AND STRUNG.
rr HE Advertiser Worthy real MAntifacteina, is
A. determined to sell terry article of the ltro tastiloa aed
workmanship at the following reduced prices. ea.
Pearl Necklacesanypattern from sefi renuking r " 12 0
Earrings per pair I 5 0 010 6
Bandeaux • • 10 10 0 210 0
Sprigs 4 4 10
upwards 5 0
Bracelets per pair 5 10 o 0 10 6
Lockets 1 11 ti 0 14 et
Broaches 1 S 0 0 7 6
Crosses - 1 t 0 L 0 4 6
Whereas many Ladles and Gentletaen conceive and believe,
from the aSove priers, that every ornament is trade of a com-
position, or •vhat is scommunly called Patent Pearls, they are
respectfully informed, that every article is composed of °metal
Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being
manufactured by the real workman, are offered to the public
mach under their usual charges.
Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in morocco
cases, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, har-rings, and
three Brooches, from i 23 to £3O per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar-
low, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, Nu.l, Graoge-court, Carey-
street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Ornaments or any Artic!e sent to Lad:ca in the Country, by
a respectable Reference in Town.