Star.
London, England, 1809-05-13 00:00:00

FREEHOLD HOIT7.IN. i:ASINC;HALL-S MEET.

ry Messrs. SKINNER, DIIZE,TUC'HIN axd FORREST,
On Thursday the Bth of June, Twe!ve &Clock, at Garraway.%
CrEee-lipme, Chan7e-ABey, Cnn,ttiil, in Futo Lots, by order
of the Executors B. Law,-Es 1. dect•Lsed,

PREEHOLD Nett Rents, amounting to £l3O per
/- A nni.m, issuing out of :tee amply secured npon two comuaw..
dions PwcMug Hoosys, (fora,etiy thri,) with spacious N 1 ntk-
slicps and N 1 areboUses, neci,pyi.: a valuable and extensive Mot
of Ground, eligibly i•tore in ilasinglull-street, In the City of
London, in the possession of cad on Lease to Messrs. Blakesley and
IjArt.r, Factors ; and fklessr7. I,rittens, Packers and Pressers, who
luive expetged very large sti.ns in repairiog, iwproving, and mo-
d. ruizu‘s the Estate.

Az the expiration cf the Leafs, the rents may be very consi-
d. ably advanced.

To he viewed, by tickets only, tea t'at's preettling the oak,
&lid), with printed particulays, may he had of Moms. Skinnt•r,
Tuchin, and Fnrrrar, Aldersgate-street; Fat tieulars may
ail* he h-
i•l at the pl.:ce of •alc.

AN ELEGANT srAT NVII*O EXTENSIVE PLEAsURE
“ROUNDS TN A 13.tRX OF 147 AS•RES OF RICH
GRASs LAND ONLY 14 MILES ERoM OWN.

By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN and FORREST,
On Thursday the 15th of Jtme, at Twelve o'Clock, at Onrmway's
Cofile I louse, Change Alley, Con:hill, London in One I.ot,
AMOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
consisting of a magnificent Villa, with two regular stucco
TToots of handsome elevation, recently erected with the hest ma-
terials, u. tier the direction of an eminent and tiLtingui•hed Ar-
chitect s with Ofrices of every kind, remarkably well arrangtel
convenience, a Come-yard, with Cn.tch-houses and
cagital Stabling, a Farm Yard, with suitable Buildings, n7t orna-
mental Miry and Cottage, productive Gardens, Orchards, and
extensive Pleasure Grounds. :ilirtibberies and Plantations litter-
secied by stzat) walks, raievited by a handsome sheet of Water
a Canal which run% through the grounds for a cnnsidetabie
.I;.t, ,tee.

'the Villa contains two suites of principal Apartments expen-
!•:etly fitted ty, opening into a Conservatory, with suitable Bed.
Drestini,-roan:; and Apartments for Servants, and is
i l nearly in the centre of a Park or PadJoek of Ig7 Acres
nt very rich Land. all Meadow and Pasture, 'lithe-free, and.
within a ring fence, planted with a great variety of valuable rod
:rattly Timber-trees, Shrubs anJ frergreens,and is well adapted
for the residence of a Nobiensan or Gentleman desirous of an
elegant retirement.
The Estate t:ftrigh perfectly re!lreci, borders upon an excellent
Turnpike-road, from which it is screened by a thick Plantation,
fenced with Park Paling.
The entrance is by a *nettl.odge, along a serpentine road, wing-
ing througit a bet atiful Sht wbbery to the Villa.
he adjacent Country is extremely delightful, the view from
the Freund• it t...minated by a range of cultivated Hills, forming
a rich and beautiful Landscape..
To be viewed twenty-one data preceding the sate, by Tickets
only, which with printed paeticulars may be then had of Messrs.
Skinner, Dyke, Tuchiri, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, Landon,
1 Wiwi's the Plus and ilevattons ci this House nosy be seen.

STAFi•ORDSHIRE.

A eapl'al Estate, with a ittAitletice. Manor, and Advowson.
By Messrs. SKINN.'.R, DYKE, TU.,'HIN, and TORRINT,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 29, at Twelve, in 1 Lot,
(unless previously diapcsel of by Private Contract), •
A CAPITAL, and very valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, delightt:ully situate in the parish of 11am, a beau-
tiful and romantic part of the county of titalFord, divided from
Derbyshire by the River Dove, Which, with the River 'Manitidd,
neatly encircles the prepery, five- Jriks from the market-town
of Asbboura, I'2 from Cheat:l 14 from Leek, and easy distanres
from the watering-places at 'Matlock and Buxton ; cansisting of
the Manor of 11. AM, with the Royalties and Appurtenances,
co-extensive With the P:'rish. The distinguished and much ad-
mired Seat called ILAM HALL, with Offices, Gardens, Plea-
sure-grounds, Plantations, Hanging Woods, and rich Paddocks,
pleasingly timbered, and intersected by the River, presenting one
of the most charming and interesting scones of picturrsiee.beauty.
—The demesne lands contain altogether • near 1000 Aer, s,
chiefly Meadow and Pasture, lying within a Ring-fence; with
Farm Houses, and suitable Out-buildings, a genteel Resideree on
a small scale; a Public-house, and sundry Cottages, now in the
possession of Sir 1-It:gh Bateman, Bart. Messrs. Tomlinson,
Hodgkinson, Phillips, S:nith, Oakden, ecc: all Tenanta at Will,
except for one Farm, the. Lease of which is nearly expired.
The Estate abuunns with Lime Stone, and both Lead and Cop-
per have been cliicoverad on the Premises. The River Dove is
famous far fine Trout, and that bearce fish the Greyilug.—Also
he perpetual Asivnwson and next Pressentition to the Vicarage
of Pam, which has hies endowed With the Great Tythes. • Im-
mediate possession may be had of the Mapsion House,
Grounds, and about acres. On Ibis Fatah: is a considerable
part of the celebsated s alley of Dove Lade, with the craggy and
romantic rocks, the admiration and wonder of all travel-
lers.—To lie viewed two months preceding the sale, by applying
to Mr. Antlteny Oakden, at 11am, of whom printed' particulars
may be then had. Particulars may also be had of John Ileresford,
Esq. Attorney, Ashbourn ; of the Printers of the Derby, Stafford,
and Leicester New.papers ; of Mr. Harrop, Vriater, Marcflea-
ter Mr. flange, Printer, Liverpool ;at the Hatet at BliXto9
:rod Matlock; place of Sale; and of Messrs. :Skinner, Dyke,
Tuchin, and Forrest, Alderagate-street, London, where_a plan
may he s.-en.

YOftKSHIRE,
• A CAPI'I'AI. ESTATE, Tythe-free, with a xr.tNoß. and

;wvOwsoN.
Ti be SAID by PRIVAIE CONTRACT,
ry Mtsirs. SKINNER, DYKE,,TCCiIIN, and FORREST,

In One Lit,

A CA PITA L, truly and very ;rilprsvable
1.:E1 Ir.)! .1) situate a FAht 1-,:dripey, only
seven miles front Northallertop, and ten from Thirsk, in the
North Riding of the County cf Yor::;, consisting of the
ht.l NOR o; 17.01:11.91.-111) Or LAST HARI.SP.Y,
With the Po:abies um! Appurtenance+ : a Mansion Ilctr,e, with
airachrd .:f.tiv:l:ed Cuaeli-noose, Stabling. very pro-
ductive Gard;l:4, rotvid and 4h.dte4l i• choice :bruit
Trees—late the r;:alderice tit- .th•yantlo
tßamsay Irvine, Part.
deceased, and now oecapicd the Rev. Vern. Den%
Also Stmdev Compact Fart:., containing ahAnt
Acres of fe:tik. and productive Mesclow, Pasture, and' Arable
Land, all Tythe-free, with suitable Farna Houses, and proper
buildings for Hushandry, Cottages, with I:arths,43:e.
The Land 'fat is it edormrd.

The Church Living arises out of Lands not in the Town hip,
but in the •Aift of the PropEktor o( this Estate.
The Par.irotars are • now preparing, I.:A Tay be had in tl:e
course of a few days cf Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, Tuchin,:u•(4. far.:
rest, Aitiersgate-street, who n:c authur.it tt eat tor
the Sale, et.: where a Plan of the - tate ot,et, be seen.

AN ELEGAN Fi077.:1E, HANOSOAIELY FINISHED,
WITI I lAINIF..I)I.‘TF. 1/0.:.5F.:.,5i0N. •
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE es.'N
By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, TUCHIN ant: 'FORREST,
In One Lot,
A CAPITAL and excellent TOWN RESI-
DENCE, elegantly and fashionably-Furnished, suPabl.: for
the reception of a Family of the first respectal.ility, with convr--
nient domestic Offices, gracious bock Court, D-,uble Coach-hou!te,
and Stabling for four Horses, situate in the most approved part
of Russell-square. The premises are most substantially erected
with the best materials, upor. a judicious plan, and handsome ele-
vation, and were built by the Proprietor for his own residence,
without any regard to expellee. The principal apartments are
wellpruportioned, of large dimensions, and expensively fitted u?.
The Chambers anti Dressing-rooms are remarkably convenient,
and dm domestic °Aces well adapted to their respective purposes.
The Furniture, which is In the immediate fashion, is nearly new,
has been well chosen, and is highly appropriate to the House.—
The premises occupy a very extensive plot of ground, and are
held for a long term, at a trilling ground rent.
Further particulars may be had, and the plan and elevation of
the House may be seen by applying to Messrs. Skinner, Dyke,
Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street, who will give tickets tot
viewing.

•
SALE BY AUCTION.

WOODFORD, ESSEX.
Capital Mansion, Pleasure-Grounds, Gardens, and elle:
tor Building, in front of the High Roil.— By Mr. k(j
&t Gummy's, on Thitraclay, May 25, at 12, in Three
A VALUABLE FRE-EHOLD and C(
HOLD ESTATE, called SFES ELMS.

Lot 1. Comprises a spacious elegant Mansion, planned
imotnitiodation of a Gentleman's Family, With convetne.
Aces 'Of all descriptions, completely fitted up, . Coach-hi
Stables, Court-yards, Lawns, extensive Pleasure-grounds, p,
with luxuriant for,-st-trees and shrubs; most excel) at
ductive Gardens, wldled round, and planted with the el
fruit-trees,in high perfection; Hot-house, Graptry.t.re.ii-1
Mawr-ground, &c.; a:very act Dairy, iartn-yards, and si
Buildings, surrounded by nearly 35 Acres of rich Meadow
interspers:d with fall-grown Timber: situite tear the er.!
of Woodford—the residence of otOrge fithith, Esq.
All the Buildings are in Mbstaiatal repair, and well su
with fine water, pre:writing a most delightful, chetrful, ilnd
situation, distant only seven inks front London.
Lot 2. A valuAtle freehr.ld h rate, fronting the high rc.
adjoining the not th end of I .nt 1, Called the Rookery, v.
excellent Garden, walled round, and • well platted, I: ;
eke ; a capital Brew-house, ctoripl Arty fitted up ; a I.;r.c
sundry Buildin a and Meadow Land, in all about ri c ,
.a mos! cligil.le :Tot for building, ornamented with a Li:,
of lofty full-grown 'I irnber, whiCh screens it from the
Lot 3. A fine Meadow, containing about eight Acres—
beatitiful sittiatloa for bulk.'llg, situate oil the soutii•etist
'Lift 1, adjoining the Ligh road to Chigwell.

'rite Premises utac be viewed by '1 icketb, from the Ist iJ
to the time of Sale, where Particwlars maybe had; at tlie '
•
'and Castle Inns, Woodford; Cock, and Hell, Romford;
; Swan, Stratford; Mimed, Itachney ; at Garr*,
and of Mr. Robins, Warw'ci•atreet, Golden-square; wt
Plan of the Estate may be s►en', and Tickets for •iewing r.

ESBRS. MATHEIPA.and LEIGH, Bo<lo.
lets, No. 18, Strand, London, have Just received a v. !y
valuable snyply of the cel,:brateil Cordial Balm of Gilead, ;..;
-debilities servons ;liseedera, weaknesses peculiar to females, L.
stericatitif ctions and loVntesiorkpirits, loss of appetite, and mei.
pinion and consumptive. elephants in fieneral, &c. it is tie
most absolute remedy. 6,s Guth &wakes as are attended with
following symptoms; namely, a great straitness of the brew,
with difSculty of breathing; violent palpitations of the bean,
sudden flashes of beat' in variotararts of t 1,2 body ; at other ti.”.,s
a sense of cold, u if water was poured on them; flying pai:o ti
the arms and limbs, hack andbeliy, resembling thee: occa,iva:l
by the gravel; the pulse very variable, sometinin uncTm..nor;e
slow, at other times very quick ; yawning, the hiccough; frr t
sighing, and a sense of setication, as from a ball or lump in t'.-r
threat ; alternate fits ei crying and comrulsive laughing ; the
:deep unsound; and seldom. refreshi”g, and the patient ;Area
4listurbed with b•rriddtctu-at.
A.= IN% Solomon's practice is nine betties, so great and erten.
sive, and his constant eager:news requires considerable perti..a
of his time and attendance, he expects, when cc n tilted, the est al
compliment of a Guinea; but ail written cases, or Esters 4f h -
vice, and unacco:npanied with an order Mr eireicine end nmi:-
tance, to he answered :it his lei.. -e, are required to enclose OrYir
Half-a-Guinea. Tplth letters should, fur safety, be thus dinchd
—" Money-letter, •Dr. Solomon, Solomon's Place, Piroadon-
street' Liverpool ; raid trouble poragc."

Letters may be ordecsd to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. st
the Post- Office' till called for.-•-A saving of 9s. in two guin, n,.
The Cordial Balm of Cileati is sold in bottles, price
Ottinea each; there are also bottles price 31s. containing elual :2
four hotiks at7os. ecL by which tire patier.t saves 9s. incita-c
also the duty—the statnp of which bears the Proprietor's nk.r..e
and address, "Samuel holmium, Liverpool," to imitate whirl
felony.—N.B. It is necessaiy to observe, that the postage ‘f
letters whatever must he4iiid.-

WHEN PROFESSIONAL: MEN. of Education
s':d Responsibility.deviate from the General System Ly
the selecion of a partie War branch, the sanction oflong•coothm,d
success is the be 4 criterion of superiority. •
Fourteen years have we devoted our practice tn. the excll,l•:e
treatment of two disorders, and, the successful result of our 1.1. x.
gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are Ale, th.
ravages of those complaints which are the most important in the
catalogue of human infinfidies. . •
After initiation into everrbnmch of vracticeewe contemplated
the sufferings ortAphylkic and Debilitated Pa: lent!, and formed a
wish to rescue individual? from the ignorance of unodacred meet
or the equally dauggrons preCipitancy of general practkioncrs.

The disurdera, to the cute of which we'have devoted our atten-
tion, comprise every species of Venereal Infection, whither of t.
recent or long duration s• 2dly, ail kinds of Debility, libeller ari—
ing from the habits of school-boys,, or the indulgeucles of mature
age.—Numeious disuses are the result of ivnoranci, or ha=te is
the tre tment of a simple Gounrrhcea, and iit tick admittedly hap-
pens, that the seeds Cif lite are poisoned by the indiscretion dam
unguarded hour.

Ey a superior method such complaints are easily cured; and
even where others have failed, we trust that we may presume :o
offer a radical re-establisl:Meni. •

Few, however, are the of cnmplirated distress in this dis-
order, compared with the calamitous situations of men, who,
from an indulgence In a Solitary Viet:, or theyretalent r..ieties of
a fashionable life, acquire sti'v of debility; which is the un-
avoidable enaselimaice of such pert itiOui habits.' • •
Where the unhappy sufherr brood" over iduntisery, but pre.
fully conceals his nthifortune, k mat he some consolation for hint
to know, that although it be an object of doubt rir uncertainly
with other practitioners, the removal of these deficiencies by the
'gradual protress of renovarion is the acquirementof our ex periesce.
If the rites Of Bacchus or Venus have begun tti.rednce manly
vigour, much anxieri will be prevented by an early counteraction of
this languid brATe,sqd in those cases, no great difficulty will occur.
But where this deficiency has for years existed, a proper perst-
VentliCt: is inslispentnbiy requisite to revive the slumbering sparks
of life, ma to re-aniniatz rise constitution.
'I he secrecy which is so eiesemlil to our undertaking, and th •
Ilsrt•iixations which 'Ye presume to stare; .form the basis of our
pretensions, and he coincidmce with such this intimation is firm
that Messrs. Ls i ciu and Co. may be consulted personally. rr
letter, by
(inclining a Bank Note) at their house, No. SIP, Arunik
street, Strand, near 'l'emple Bar.—There is an additional entrar;J:
in %Vater-street and the namels on both DOVII
Dip Lona from the it..yal College of Surgeons in Lontim,
antlTestinionials from the must eminent Physicians and Lecturers
of regtular education, and assiduous attention to the studies of
every branch of the profession, are open to the inspection of any
enquirer, constitute a fair ground for that success with wbict
vte have hit het-mike:l honour( d. E. LEIGIT and Co. Sureem

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