Star.
London, England, 1807-08-10 00:00:00

FONMII.I. MANSION, wiLys..

By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, on the Premifes, on Monday the t7th of
Auguft, and fix following days (Sunday excepted) at twelve,
ALL the magnificent and calily HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE ; noble French Plate Olaffes, of fingular
Magnitude, Perfedlion anal Beauty, meafuring from 106 by 64
s t t by 64, and of Idler dimenfions ; the fuberb Organ in the Hall,
thee celebrated Statue of Bacchus, brought from Roma by the
Honourable Charles Hamilton, Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two
lurch Tables of Oriental Alabafter. Etrufean Ware; Valuable
IORIGINAI. PICTURES, by N. Ponfin, Leonardi da Vinci, Lu-
device° earrachi, Vernet, &c.—a complete in of the lonic of
the Vatican, coloured, eftcemed the fireft and molt perfeet extant,
, and illumined with gold by F. Panini,correfpoodently framed and
1 glazed with French Plate Glafs—Colleaion of Modern Pidlures
and Drawings, by Turner,Hamilton,Romncy, H.Hlges and others
Cabinet of rare Mandarin, Royal Scve, Dna n and French
PORCELANE, compofed of jars. Cillenis, Vales, Urns, and
Cabinet Gems, Dinner. Defiert, and Tut Services; an Affcmblage
of the fcarce and fine Old Gold japan—The fevcral valuable sl.a.
teary Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegant Deign and exquifite
' Sculpture. by Bacon, Banks and Flaxman; fuperb Stoves, all the
beautiful Mahogany Doors, and other v.:luable and fplendid
Effeds, of
FONTHILI. MANSION. near SALISBURY, WILTS.
The Domellic Furnitt.re is in the immediate Tafte. and competed
of a fepetior Dtfcricticra of Materials; the Draperies being formed
of catty Satins, Silks, Dimafk, and Chintz; particularly a Suite
of Satin Hanzin,,s, elaborately and beautifully painted in Flowers;
the Commodes, Cabinets, Cheffoniers, Confoles, and Pier Tablet,
are formed of Role and Satin Woods, deigned a l'Antique, and
decorated with Or-Molu; Mahogany and Rofe Wood Dining,
Pembroke, Library, Writing, and Welling Tables; Suites of
Chairs, covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz; fafhionable
Saphas, Fauteuls, and Bergiers; Carpus, of the Axmnfter, Brut-
fel% and l'urkey Fadtories, and fried Patterns; fumpt nowt carved
and gilt Tripods and antique Candelabras; excellent Canopy,
Four putt, Sopha, and Field Bedfteads, and rich Hangings, with
appropriate Bedding. Goole and Down Beds, Wardrobes, Drefling
Commodes and Tables, Chelts of Drawers. and the ufual Afton-
' meat of Chamber Furniture. the molt of which New within the
loft Four Yeara, and now in the hi;heft Rate of Prefervation.
May be viewed from the z7th of July, sioi, to the Day of Sale,
by Catalogues only, at Ss. each, to be had of Mr. Collins,Printer,
Saifbury ; Mr. Crutwell, printer of the Bath Paper; IVleffrs.
Foxall, Fryer. and Co. Old Cavendifh• street; at the Place of Sale;
and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond ftreet
N. B. The Salt of the Valuable Materials of the idanfion will
take place in S pternher next.

ESTATES, near GREAT MARLOW and WEST WY-
COMBE, BUCKS.—By Mr. DAWSON,
At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Change -Allty, Cornhill, London,
on I'uefday nest, the z ith day of Augult, at Twelve o'Clock
in the forenoon,
Several deferable FARMS and PIECES of WOOD LAND, in
the following Lots:
Lot t. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called TENCROFTS,conpang an excellent Farm
Houk with convenient barns, (tables, and out offices ; 93 A. 36 P.
of good palture and arable land, all in a ring fence, and otte acre of
Meadow in the Common Mead, now in the occupation of Mr.
Heather, on a Lafe, 7 years of which will be unexpired at Mr-
' ehaelmas next, at the very low rent of 6M. together with 4 A.
R. 27 P. of Beech Woodland, in hand, adjoining.
The premlfes are freehold, and are lituated in the pari(h of Great
Marlow, in the county of Bucks, froM which place they arc only
about one mile dißant, fix from Henley, fix from Wycombe, lix
from Maidenhead, and 3 a front London, to all which places there
is a turnpike road dole to the houfe
The fituation of Tencrofta is peculiarly beautiful, and the houfe
is capab'e of great improvement, at a fntall expenee. The Farm
abound with nheafants and every kind of game, and the lands
rotted the hour.: are admirably formed for pleafure grounds, or a
(mall park. and command not only a cbarmiag view of the River
Thames for a conliderable extent (and from which it is diltant
about half a mile), but one of the moll delightful and pieturelque
profpeas in the country, and is admirably calculated for the reft-
dence of a Gentleman who has frequent occafion to go to and from
London.
Lot —A fmall Freehold Farm, called Wood Fnd ; comprifing
a cottage, farm yard, orchard and garden, and four doles of arable
land, containing together 27A. 2R 18P ; and now in the occupa-
tion of Mrs. Sarah Blackwell, on a leafe, z 7 years of which will be
unexpired at Michaelmas text, at the very low rent of 171. per an•
nuns—Wood End is fituate in the narifh of Me dmenham. in the
county of Bucks, about 8 miles from Henley, and 3 from Marlow.
Lot 3.—A valuable piece of Woodland, remarkably well Rocked
with thriving Beech timber, fituate at Wood End, adjoining the
Farm, and containing 2oA. tR. 3cP.
Lot 4 —A drfirable Copyhold Eftate, of Inheritance, caned
Chirps, comprifing a good tarm•houfe, with convenient barns,
(tables and other office+, orchard, garden, and 15 (lofts of good
Arable and Paßure land, containing 83A. 2R. I P.; in the occu-
pation of Mr. Tr..,.lnr, at a very low rent. Together with a Piece
of Woodland, called Round• Wood, in the centre of the farm,
containing BA. 2R. 23P. of excellent Beech Wood in hand, well
Rocked with thriving timber, the whole inclofed in a ring fence...-
Chipps is fituate in the patina of Weft Wycombe, in the county of
Bucks, within about half a mile of the turnpike road leading front
London to Oxford ; and is &Rant about two milei from WeftWy-
combe, 4 from High Wycombe, 6 from Marlow, so from Hen-
ley, 34 from London, and has a very extettlive right of common.
Lot 5.—A fmall compadt l•reehold Farm, called Green End, on
the oppofite fide of the turnpike road to Chipps Farm ; comprifing
a cottage, barn, Roble, orchard and garden, and feven doles of
Arable land, containing 67A. oR. 26P. 'invite in the (aid part& of
Weft Wycombe, and about one mile from Lot 4; and alto,
in the occupation of Mr. Taylor,at a very low rent, and only about
hall a mile from tke turnpike road, together with the thaws ad-
joicittg, containiog 2A. IR. is P. well Rocked with capital timber.
N. B. Juts 4 and g (except the Wood Land to be fold in
there Lots) are let together on a Leak, of which fifteen years will
he unexpired at Michaelmas Feat, at the very low rent of Sol. de
terminable by either landlord or tenant at Michaelmas, 1808, on
giving twelve months notice to the other.
Lot 6 —A very valuable piece of Bach Woodland, called Ray
Wood, fituate at Green End arorefaid, in the laid parith of Weft
Wycombe. adjoining the farm, and only about a quarter of a mile
front the turnpike road, containing 14A. 2R. well Rocked with
thriving timber.
Lot 7. l'wo pieces of excellent Beech Wood Land (being
Copaltold of inheritance) adjoining to Chirps Farm, well hocked
with thriving timber, containing together 6A..3R. t [P.
The Prctnifes in the Mudge-rows to be taken at a valuation.
All the above Eftates are Freehold, (except theft defcribed to be
Copyhold of lokeritance,) and the Land-tax is redeemed.
Particulars may now be bad of the Tenants; alto at Ganraway'n
Coffee Houfe ; the Red Lion, Henley ; Bear, Wallingford Whia
Hart, Beano ; Sun, Maidenhead; Bear, Reading; Upper Crown
Marlow ; Red Lian, Wycombe ; Black Boy, Well Wycombe
Meas. Mayo and Pearfe, Ho. 3, Cloak-lane ;of Mr. Cooper
Solicitor, of Mr. Norton, Prioter, and of Mr. Bevan, carpenter
Henley; and of Mr. Dawfon, Auctioneer, Great Marlboroug'
ftreet,London. The Premifes may be ken on giving aday's notice
(if by letter,poft paid) to Mr. Cooper; or to Mr. Jacob Bevans
cerecuscc, Watch who will (hew chem.

DR. PREiPiit•TS atill'A SAI.III ARI 3.
THE value, of this Infallible Medicine has been cf
long proved, that nothing of the preterit day can bar a
competition with it in an the different Rages of a certain Weak,
which ittifedbrally cures and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting • the paluful feelings and expofure that attends lodisation,
without debilitating the couitirution in any degree, or even re.
flaking confinement from bufinefr, or reltriction in diet, The
radical virtues of thefe lneftintable Drops have proved their claim
to public approbation for mews than thirty years. In all the tie.
Miry of both fexe,, they prove a never failing rtftorative,
ther the debility is produced by too free ale of Mercury, illicit
pleafures, or the effedta of a warm climate to travellers, and**
going abroad. They eahnot be recommended too itrongly is
thole who will receive a face. tpeedi, and complete cure in all chi
itubboro Gleets, and every weaknefs that affeBa the bladder and
organs of urine. By its efficacy many wemson have become mo.
thers, who for years had been deprived of that happlnefs.
Sold wbolefale and retail at Mr. nutlet's, No. 4.Cheapfide,cor.
ner of Patemolter-row, and retail byßelam, Portfmouth; Wefts,
Portfea ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth' Peek, Hull; °Awe% Dals.
lin; Macdobald, Glafgow ; Smith and Standerton, Edinburgh;
and by matt country medicine wanders, blanks, at ha. pd. sack
with ample diree.tious.

RUTLER'S RESTORATIVE Tolima POW-
DER, here offered to the arc deist Public atlas*, was it
the circle of Dr. P. H. Ditufdale's particularaequaintaooe, and the
Nobility and Gentry, his patients, and its virtues juftly apptedat-
ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly antsounetni
this preparation. Mr. Butler has comc Into poffellioa of the original
recipe, and he begs to allure chore aftlieted with decayed or offla•
five teeth and gouts, that they may rely on its efficacy and react-
rive quality—a tt utrin of which any one may be ccmvicced, by a
fair and candid trial o' one box. Of the properties of tits Toot*
Po +Act, its deterilve property is juR fufticiesat to clear away there
deftrudlive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums,
and in the interftices of the teeth, without injuring the &dace eV
either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new era.
mc I bf pearly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on
the latter. It bas a pleafant and agreeable odour, audio withal to
perfectly innocent, that it may be eaten without injury. Tbde
diftinguilbing charadteriftics of its fanative &edit and fuperiortty,
have procured it the unbounded approbation of the iQatai, 'he
Princeffes, the Enterers -of Raffia, the Dochettes of York, Bedford„
Gordon' Leeds, Ratlaud,and moft of the Englith and foreign No
bility, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a meet-
' fary appendage to the t -act, and indeed they do but common lat-
tice lurch', flocs it imparts a firmners and beautiful redness to the
urns ,to the breath the nioll-deleCtabie fweetners, and, if ufed coo-
Rantly as dircdted, well render the teeth firm and white, and pre-
vent the tooth ach from returnit.g to thole who base been liable to
its molt baneful cirtels.
Prepared and fold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, Na. 4,
Cie 'pude, corner of Paternotter-row, London, at 4 al tnoft coat-
try Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in !natal at as. 9d. each.
Of whom may be had, butler's improved Silver-wired Tomb.
Britlhca,ptice is. each.