Star.
London, England, 1802-08-13 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

Purfitant to a Decree of the High Coort of Chancery, made in
a certain Caufe there depending. wherein Samuel Newton,
Efq. is Plaintiff, and John Bradihaw. Efq. and Jame. brad-
thaw. Efq. and others, arc Defendants : and in purfuance of
an OnLr made in the fame Cattle, dated the aid day of
July, tBoa, before Peter I folford. Efq. une of the Matters
of tbr (aid Court, at the Puolic Sale Room of the Court of
Chancery, in Southamotoo•bnildings, London, on Tuefday
t1.,-.3.111 day of AuLma. ISos, between tit.: HOW'S uf Ono

and two o'C lock in Aftcrivaon, in One Lot,
AFREEH ESTAI'E, Innate al Wilioury,
in the County of Wilts,late belonging to Thomas Brad-
thaw, F.fq.decedtii, confining of a Manor and Mantion-h0u1..,
with fuitabie OfLes, Gardens, Plcacure Grounds, Private
dark-courfe, Plantations, end a Park about Four Miles in
circumference, together with; capital Farms, Tenements, and
Lands, containing in the whole 1630 Acres, or tittavaboutt.
Parieulars whereof ally be had (gratis) at the raid Mattes
Chambers. in Southampton-building-s, Chancery-lane, I.on-
don ; Wilbary-hunk. near Amelbury, In the County of
Wilts; the White Hart, Salifbury; the Star and Garter, An-
dover; the White Hart, Bath; and of Merrs. Williams and
Brooks, So:ieitors, to Li-icoLas Inn, London ;--and a Plan of
the Fftate may be ken at the Chambers of the laid Metres
Williams and Brooks.

SUSSF.X.
TO hE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. WELI.ER,

OD Saturday the 28th n(Attgull, at the I)olpl..its Inn, Chia&

ter, betwCen the hours of Four and Five 11; the Afternoon,
ATRULY Valuable and Defirable FREE.
HOLD ESTATE; compelling a genteel Refidence with
kit:able attached aad detached Offices ; a produelive Cardin
endured by a lofty Wall, daubed with the choieeft Fruit
'Frees, and Shrubbery laid out in Walks; together with 3yo
Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Marfa, and Coppice
lands, lnterketed by beautiful quick Hedges, within a ring
Fence, favourable fur the growth of all kinds of Grain ; fituatc
at Chidkant, in the Occupation of Mr. George Knight, the
Proprietor, who will give polrelfiou at Michaelmas next.
Ago, Six CopyhoW 'remounts aad Gandaisovhich will be
fold in three I.ots.

The afpect ache furrounding Country is boldly featured by
a chain of 11418 well wooded, and *lily cultivated Vallies, very
este-Wive and beautiful Sea Views of Bt. Helen's and Spithead,
Ides of Wight, Thorny, and Hayling, Chicheller, Eniftvorth,
and Lanztton Harbours. Bathing at a convenient Dißanee—
the Mr healthy and falubrious—the Water and Roads particu-
larly tood.
This property is one of the belt conditioned and defirabk in
point of local &nation anti other advantages, that very few
Eft:nes putlefs; Compait and unconnected with any other
Lands not having a public Road, uc even foot•way over any
part nf the Farms. The ground remarkable for its fertility, is
in thelik.lieltflate of Cultivation. Mark may be had in every.
_ _

Field, fu'rroundcd by bills and good Markets ; well stocked
with Game, in the midi of a fine Sporting Country. The
neighhourhJod very tape:table, within an eafy diltance to
partake of the arnufements and Society of Chichefter, from
which it is diftant five miles, four from Havant, 13 trout Portf-
mouth, t i from Bognor, and 65 from I.ondon.
P.n.zed particuLirs may be had to days previous to the Sale,
at the principal iens of the adjacent Market ; of Meffrs.
ilutkr, Havarr; Chapter Cuffee-houfe, London; and of Mr.
Weller, at his General Agency Once, Chicheiter.

WHEN an inJividualhas experienced any parti
WHEN Prufeffional Men of education and re. altar mark of kindnefs, in which hie welfare and 62114-
fponfibility deviate from the Mural fl RCM by the ft• nefa have been confidaably promoted, nothing h more natural
leCtion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of Wag continued than tot& out the perfon by whom we have been krved, for the
randy is the belt criterion of fuperiority. purpofe of repealing our grateful fenfe of the favour bellowed.
Eight years have I devoted ATI prim-lice to the exclufive treat- But in cafes of health, where we have been recovered trim the taft
matt of 'IIiREE DISORDERS, and the fuccdsful rdult of deplorable flags of debilitated nature; awl fettered to the full en.
my plan gam nu additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am , Joyment of ill the variousblelfingsoftik,we are forcibly called on
able the ravages of die/re complaints which are the molt Import. j by every eunfideration, to acknowlolge kin the moftpublic man
ant in the catalogue of human infirmitim. 1 nee. We owe this equally to our own feelings, which mull be
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I fenfibly awakened OD the (Keeton :o the Cali and talents of the
formed a with at an early period of Predice to relcut. individu. Doctor, which merit every encorniutn, and to the public at
alts from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally taw large, is order that thofe who may hand in need of fimliar he-
reon' precipitancy of general PreCtitiurers I edits, may know where to receive them. Having made theft
The THRF.II taISORDERS, to the cure of which I have do . general obiervations, I Call proceed to Rate the particular care
voted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VEN ERE AL I that has oceafioned them, and to lay berm-tithe public the falo
IN h FLTION, whether of a recent or long duratior.-...adly tary &cit. that I have experienced under the greateft afflictiots
All kinds of DEBILITY, whether ariftng from the hahits of that can polfthly beret u.. I was born and educated at Win
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lattly that de cheiter, and at feventeen years of age went to the Univerfity at
'augment of the fyftem in Women which is called BARRER. Oxford. Prior to my leaving Winehefter, and more particular-
illiSB or S.FERILITY. ! ti at College, I was reduced to the molt grievous slate, by the,
Numeraut dPeafcs are the nit& of ignorance or bafte In the horrid and unnatural praciices, too incident to youth, and which
terminal of a Pimple Ocinorrhea, and it not unkequently hap- ' are nut more baneful to our health, than finful in the eye of GOD.
pees that the feeds of Life are poifocied by the indifcretion of an I wasat firft atilifted with a (limners of fight, a weakncfs in my
unguardwi hour. By a fuperior method l'uch complaints ars loins, and a depreffion of (piste. In this fituatioa I applied to
mfily cured, and even where others have failed, I trult that I Baron Wenfel,the famous oculitt,who inforainienelaprocceded
may prefume to offer a radical roeftabUflimene from the optic nerves. I for Tome time followed his advice, till one
Few, however. are the rafts of complicated difirefs In the day returning from (hooting, I was lifted with a numbnefs in
difordtr, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men,whi my limbs to fiteh a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I
from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Oak. ihould entirely lore the ufe of them. This induced me to put
ties of a fallgottable life, acquire that Rate of Debility whieh myfelf under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his
is the unavoidable confequence of fuels pernicious habits. aid, nor the waters at Bath, which place I vifited, afforded me
1 Where the unhappy fufferer broods over hie mifery,but care the kart relief; my fpirits at length were fo feelingly depreffed
I suby conceals bis misfortune, It may be fame confolation for with violent palpitations of the heart, and my &ft fo much de-
him to know, that although it be an °bled of doubt or uncer- eayed,that I became a mere fteleton. Obferving,however, in the
minty with other Practitioners, the removal of theft DEP. Bath papers a pulification by Dr. Brodum, included, " AGuide
Ci P.NCIES by the graduzi prograi of R monition is tht. acquire- to Old Age," dedicated to his Majcity,l was induced to perufe
mere of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus pr Venue have the fame, when I fortunately dikovered the complaint I had fo
began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented long laboured under.
Iby an early connteraCtion of this languid Bate, and in there 1 have the happinefs to add, that by following the advice
cafes no great difileulties will occur. contained therein, and going through a complete courfc of Dr.
But where this Deficiency has for years ex Red. a proper Per Brodum's invaluable Nervous C ordial,l ant now,thank 11 P
freers= isindlipenfibly requifite to revive the Rumbaing (parks perfeetly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my life.
of Ilk, and to roar trnate the Cenftitution. I have ante quitted the Univerlity, and am going to enter
MARRIED WOMEN. who have long been dlfappointed into the holy Mite of matrimony, with a determination never
In their expeditions of a Family, may be affured, that in molt to be without " A Guide to Old Age:" and. at the fame time,
I htftances fuch defedla are curable by bltalkal Skill. I think it my duty to ads ife all young men to follow my example,
The SIia.:RECY which is fo effanial to my undertaking, and as a perufal of this excellent beck may happily prevent the af-
the ftaaltileatione which I have. prefumol to Bate, form the P 1 tad from being precipitated headlong to an untimely grave.
Raids of my Preteofions, and in coincidence with (wit this intl. w'rich, but for Dr. Brodum, would„atoft inevitably have been
nation is given, that Mr 13.—....... may be confulted pefoaaily 'n :aft I am, Sir, your's, ice. &a
(or by leant incleding a final note) at his hook No. ap, Arun Oxford. A. D. M. A.
del-!t: pet, Strand, :tear Temple-Bar The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial to be
There I. an additional entrance in Water-Mutt adJoinkg had at the Dodoes Houfe, No. 9, Albion-ft:ea, in bottles at
and the tartlets on both the doors. 11. as. t Is. 6d. and es. sd. (duty included), Jebouit and Co.'s,
M. IL Mambo of lb. Royal College of Surgeono hew liege, No. Igo. Oxford-ftroot, oppefuoliosi-lkom