Star.
London, England, 1823-03-03 00:00:00

CHEAP GLASS, CHINA, AND STAFF'ORDSHIRE
WARR.

MTSS PORTER'S NEW ROMANCE.
This day was pitbllshed,in Three Vols. 1 ftmo. 'dee IL 4s. boards,
RUCHE BLANCHE ; or, The HUNTERS of,
the PYRENEES. A Itocoance.
By Ms ANNA MARIA PORTER.
Ptinttli for .Locuignian, Hurst, RCeb. Orme, a$ Brews, LowdolL
Of yehom may be had, by the same Author,
1. Thi matkrfdapt, !soh. 111 mo. ft Bs. ken&
2. The Faat of St. Magdalen, 3 vpis. Id Edit. L 1 11.
3. The Knighv of St. John, Sd Edit. 3 vols. £1 Is.
4.• ReeltittorNotway, 4 vols. WI 4s.
S. Hungarian Brothers, 4th Edit,.3 !ob. lON. tid.
6. Dcin Sebastian, 3 vols. a New Edit. SI is.

CIICKERY most respectfully returns his Thanks
o to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general,, for the
distinguished support he has received since his commencing at
his present Shop, and having purchased an extensive Stock of
every Article in the above line at very low prices, earnestly so.
Liao the inspection of his Goods, as, in quality and price, they
will be found much cheaper than any other House in London.
Tavern.keepers, and others furnishing, will find a
great saving, by purchasing at his Warehouse, 44, Prinees•street,
Cavendish square, three doors from Ozford.street, fur present
Payment only.

PEARLS CLEANED and STRUNG into NEW
and FASHIONABLE PATTERNS, by Mrs. J. H.
BARLOW, PEARL-STRINGER, No. 9, Lamb's Conduit-
street,,Foundfing Hospital—Ladies are particularly cautioned
not to eipose. their Pearls to acids and odours, as salts, aromatic
vinegar, lavender water, or otto of roses, as it turns them, in
a short time yellow, black, or green; to prevent which, it is
recommended to hive them cleaned often, the charge of which
are—Necklaces, 2s. 6d. Sprigs, Tiaras, or Combs, is. 6d. Bracy-
lets, Ear-rings, Crosses, Brooches, and other small Trinkets, is.
each.—Pearls re-strung into new and fasitionable ornaments of
every description, and variety of patterns.—Several Pearl Neck-
laces, Tiaras, Sprigs, and Combs, Ear-rings, Lockets, Brooches,
and Croeses,ao be Sold very eheap.--Pearls bought or exchanged.

'PARSONS' HOOK-NG COUGH PO.WDRIAS.
VIEW .Disesses }Live been found. more, perplexing
than the Hooping Cough, and the Medicines usually ad:
ministered for this alarming .Complairit bad°i proved totally
ineffectual, Mr. .PARSO/111 is indeced, after aßasel,ye4rs 9Pe-
rtence of its effietiy, to offer his MAIO* tit Alm as ‘a
nafitoodireetain RottlidY. . ;..'O-; A 1.4 •
MISS. *ANGER'S MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. I The Patient will stove be relieved ,filloithnt tonvidnive affee-
This day were published in Two Vols. nem with " a ganang r don termed Hopping; and by peiseverik strictly according to
Portrait, SWIM Ware ilagriMed, ..El 4s. boards, the Directioos, two or three Packets have•aboost invariably
MEMOIRS of AIAEY QUEEN of StOTS; With been found nallicient to efface a .ratio Cute.„ It, may bead-
Anecdotes of the Court of Henri finiond; dAtgipsl ministered with perfect safety to Children of the most tender
her Redtleace in France. • •- • • • age‘ as well it to thassat a aeon' advanced pelted. •
My MISS BENGER. - Prepared by Mr. Pauses, Surgeon,West Manioc Kent, and
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and. Brtiwn,l ottami. sold in Packets, at its. 33. each, by itiesars. Durtetut,Chentists,
Of whom may be had, by the omit SAO, ' ' No. 4. Catet.,,side, St. Peas, and, SOM. Regeotsetrest (near the
I. Memoirs of the Life of Arnie Boleyn 4,batest Henry Argyli Kowa}, London; 40* Waterloo place, Fali,nburgb; and
VIII. Second Edit. in 2 vols. with Vero P4;rtraht,- S 4; Sackvilivatieet; flitting's ; and hi' the principal- bledidns
0 Memoirs of the late Mrs. Elisabeth /Re*. Xvnidevvilwanghnotalselinited.Kingdans. . - •
cond 2 vols. Ilea withal toettAte4i is. beards N.B. Be careful week gas poslanejkoow comb Nwdasi
3. Memoirs of Mi. 3nlin `rabbi, author of The'Honek Mita' and to observe the Goveittrnest Stimp has the words" Butler, 4,
Iu Bvo. price lits. beads. Cheapside," engraved on it.

R gArs Nittit*trA.l46TAc:
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'Purulent to an award made by three_9(
-of the etthig in a/41W Ise efteqty'uteed.by,
fernaleshen etthe Fieeoureble Deenesbdiersaa et Ids 4Witipstre
Caton*. sad Excise do herebygia esti* dill them will
beret up • •
TOW **AL* BY Ar
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. By Mr. .T. T.E.R iFtl.l.4lc , '
rAtAbe.._addlige In, Neirlutvem, en flaresinetir, 11Yeehlt 11,failiS, •
it DlPOO'Clock precisely, Doty tree, fee the menet 01.
t rlr iLots:
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CASES (m.ct pF
.1.4 cop•
tamlng From 70 to 90 Gallons each ef french TAM Wine.
SO Bottles (more or less) of Muscatell Wine. '
1 Hogshead of French Red Wilt*, St. Georyte.
450 Gallons of. Breed, (more or less) taper Cent. mew preet.•
60 Pstands (more or 1e14) of 'Veldiervaie. ddiosied.
SOO Dozen (more or less) of Mansfactured Corks.
Bei..g part of the Cargo of the Jonge Niecalaas of Amsterdam,.
Klass Y Parma master, front Ceete for Amsterdam, wrecked
'seder Seaford Cliff Stith November, 1822.
Samples of the Wiae hod Breedymay be seen aid tasted merit
days before the. Sale 'by applying to lfteffs. John 1141 and cp..
Merchants, Naiades, lashdasi; aM thi same Articles, with
the attest Gado, they be Aired the day previous to the sale,
between the hours of ten and far, at .Nahavek further
particulars apply to. H. Harken. Eq. collector of Customs,
Netvhaven; Mr. Tbaus Allwork, pan. Deputy if.ice-Adeoiral's
Agent, Seaford ; or J. B. STONE,
Deputy Vice-Admiral for Sussex.
A deposit of .Cl 5 per petit. will bo required.
Newhaven, Feb. 94, 1.823.

BEIIKSHIRK NEAR READING,
THE TM/NEWELL ESTATE, WITH A PLEASANT
RESIDENCE, FARM. AND LANDS, ABOUT
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES,
All lying compact,
In the Parishes of Shinto:id and Strathfield Saye, with
Common.rightt.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
*At Garraway's Collie-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
THUFWAV, the 17th of April, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock,
AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a Pleasant Residence,
TRUN EWELL HOUSE,
Eligibly situate about six miles from Reading, in the County
of Berks ;
Erected on a pleasing Elevation, with a Trellis Viranda, in-
closing the South Front, and glazed Portico Entrance, recently
improved, and in most excellent order, seated on a Lawn, with
Shrubberies and thriving Plantations, dry gravelled Walks and
Drives; with suites of excellent Apartments on theGrAnd Floor,
six airy Bedchambers, and Dressing rooms, dec. on the First Floor,
and seven Sleeping-rooms over, with numerous excellent domestic
(Aces, attached and detached, and Cellars in the Basement ;
Yard, and Stable for six Horses, Standing for four Carriages,
Harness-room, Sec. a good Laundry, Servants'-rnom, Mangling-
room, and Granary over; a warm Farm-yard, ranges of Cow -
house's, Barn, Cattle and Cart Sheds, and various Outbuildings;
.a Bailiff's ittage Ice-house, an excellent walled Garden, an
outer Garden, well stocked, cropped, and planted, Orchards,
&c. and sundry Enclosure{ of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Wood Land—in all upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES,
AU lying compeer, and in a good state of cultivation. The Pre-.
mina are wall sapplindwkh plenty of good Water.
At the South-east end of the Estate, on the Green, a large
Timber and Brick-built Dwelling-house and Grocer's Shop,
Garden, Stable, Sac. io possession of Mr. John Best ; a Brick
Dwelling adjoining, aldmith's-shop, large Garden, &c. in posses-
sion of Henry Brown; Three Dwelling-houses, under one roof,
Gardens, ate. hi possession 'of Mr. Hunt and others ; a.Brick
Dwelling-house. Carpenter's Shop, Farm-yard, Stables, Ste.
and large Garden, in possession of .Ir. Wheeler—the neighbour-
hood highly respectable, reads good, and Packs et Hounds in the
vicinity; about six mile; from Reading, twelve from Basing-
stoke, and forty-two from London. _

May be vieviecl by applying to Henry Brlstow4 the Bailiff,
on the Premises, of whom l'articulars may be had ; at the Bear,
• Reading, and Huogerford ; Pelican, Newbury; York Hotel,
Bath ; Castle, Salt Hill; Castle, Slough; Castle, Speen Hill, and
Marlborough; Stin, 34laidenhead; of •hiesars.BruuckettESpinks,
and Iteddi,b, Sulicitors, Temple; at Garraway's • and of Mr.
Robins, 170, ltegent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may
be seen.