Star.
London, England, 1809-06-22 00:00:00

timrE•firivtLACl

gALES• 141 e iiatteridN.

SCARBOROUGH, JUNI 15.

LiNCOLNSiii;ing-E DMB4SHitE:

Owing to the badness of the season, we have .not 1 On the Stkb June ins. at the Golden Fleece Inn, itt 1414, ill
the County of Lincoln, tut to Conditions, which will be
had so many arrivals here as in former years in this
there and then produced,
mnntii. Amongst those who have arrived are
S EVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD
rs
MES-
Rev.
Mr. and M. Moor/Ivrea, Mr. and Mrs. Watts, Mr. and 1 SUAGES and FARMS, Closes and Parcels of rich arable,
Mrs. Ravenscroft, Mr. and Mrs. Webster, Captain surrbwes, I
meadow and pasture Land, nearly the whole of which is tithe.
Mr Jones, Mrs. M‘Bean, Major and Mrs.Dgtaqp, Mr. Thump-
free, in the Parishesaf Loath, Palk, Nurth and South Cocker. 1
son, Mrs. and Miss Lee, and the Officers Ira part of the sad !
...,./' legion, Readiness, Alving,ham, and l'heddletburpe, in the coun-
Regiment, &c. &c. ✓ ty of Lincoln, and at Brimmington, In the parish of Chesterfield, in
•
• BIUDLINGTON QUAY, JUNE 1-1.
the County of Dertty,viz Quantity.
The extensive improvements at the Spa and plea- ' Lot. Tenatits' Nantes. Premises. A. R. P.
sure-grounds in this neighbourhood, bear ample ter- 1 Mrs. Evin A Close of Meadow. 31 1 24
timony to the public spirit and taste of the present 2- John Paddison Ditto 27 1 32
Charles Pa.wso
worthy Magistrates of this place. The. Promenade 1 4 3
wm. Preston
Ditto 11 s 4
. A Massage and Farm 270 2 19
at the Spa is considerably lengthened, and thOwhole 1 5 John Leach Ditto 140 3 •39
is now in complete repair. A beautiful plantation, ! 6 John Parker . Dint, 111 3" 24
with commodious seats, and a walk extended from I 7 Thomas Simmons Ditto • 170. 011
. l Robert Greenwood Ditto 42 1 2
the York road, in a winding direction, to the sands, 8
4 9 John Tsayi,,r Ditto 67 0 19
has likewise been added to the many beauties of thb 110 Wnt. smiths Dine 7 1 17
neighbouthood.—The following are part of the nume- 111 T. Cookson • A Cottage, Garden, &c. 0 1 3
rous arrivals which have already taken place : il2 John Fox Ditto 0 1 27
13 Charles Taylor . Ditto and Ground S 0 0
Hon. Mrs. and Mrs.Vcrhon, Mauer Vernon, Mr. Wentworth, !
Rev. Mr. Curry, Mrs. J. Hunter, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hardily, 'l4 Robt. Cox A Close of Arabia in Briaunington 4 2 0
Miss Rners, Miss Wi!son, Dowager Lady Whicbcete, Major 6EO g 14
and Mrs. Arty, Right Hon. Lady William and Master Seymour, Por'particulsrs, apnly to Messrs. Bullock and Arnold, N 0.16,
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Brooksbank, Mr. and Mrs. Ewbank, Mr. t Bedford-row, London.; to Mr. John Charleton, land ag. nt and
and Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. and Miss Ellis, Mrs. Clayton, Captain 1 surveyor, Stourton, Wilts; Mr.Paddison, attorney at law, Louth
Fayerman, Captain Berwick, Captain. Dailey, Mrs. and Miss : or to Thomas Birch, of South Cockerington nfore.zid, woo will
Foster, Miss Vs'itham' Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson and family ;,' thew the Estates in Lincolnshire ; and Mr. Cox, of Callow, rear
Dr. Wake, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wake, Mr. and Mrs. Hardman ; • Chesterfield, will shew the Land at Brinimingten.
Mr. Legard, Colonel and Mrs. Wray, Captain Wray, Lieutenant
Colonel,Schouswar, Major Liddell, Major and Mrs. Coulson ;
Captain and Mrs. Boulton, Captain and Mrs. Parker, Captain
Harrison, Captain Watson, Captain Todd, and the (Miters of the
4th East York Local Militia, &c. &c.

MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND VERY VALUABLE .
FREEHOLD ESTATE, SITUATE IN THE PARISH OF
ALMONDSBURY, AND COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. '
By Mr. J. J. I'ALMER, Broker,
. ~
At the Exchange Coffee Room, in Bt4stol, on Thursday.the 10th
day of August next, at One &Clock in the Afteraboadtuileis
previous disposed of by Private Contract, of which-due notice
• will be even)
TH. M.A:NOR of OVEN, and the capital MAN-
SlOtt-1-10i4E of OVER-coull r, with suitable Offices
of every description • beautiful PleasUre Ground, . and capitil.
Kitchen Garden beefy formed in the most complete • stile ; the
walls,. "ditch are lefty, faced with brick and
,eloatated with, the
choicest Fruit-trees; Hot-house, Pinery, Grape-house, and-he-
house; about It Acres of ()rebuffing in fall bearing; a beautiful
, Park containing BB Acres of highly diversified ground, and finely
! timbered; a very commodious Farm-house, Cyder-Mlll,. and all
' requisite Farm-buildings. • ,
i Also Six Hewes and,Cottagee. being the whole of the adjoining.
part of the Village, or Hamlet of Over.—The whole Estate con-
taining, within aring fence, Two Handled and Thirty Acres, all
! now in handexcept 24 Acres (which Will come into possession at
1 Lah-daynezt),and the Houses and CoUages let by thewerk or yi:ar.
1 Over-Court is distinguished for its great advantages in paint of
situation, being only six miles and a half distant. from Bristol and
1. Clifton, and 20 from Bath ; the roads excellent.
'llse Mansion-house is of considerable Antiquity, but itta Mate
of substantial repair, and remarkably dry ; it is situated in the
. centre of the Estate, on a medemte eminence,:screen, d to the
j eatttward by the rising ground of the Park, and conwriands floe
I and eitetitive views of die sutrouudingtieh and beautiful country,
with the Biter Severn,and*Welth Motintaini.
Oa the greend4loor are-two Entrance Halls, a Dining-room,
80 feet by 17, a Drawing-room hung with tapestry is fine pre-
servation, 8t feet by 15t, a Gentleman's Dressing-room, 17.-i. by
I 15 feet ; the whole above 13 feet high, and a complete range of
convenient domestic Offices.—On the first storey, a Library SO
feet by 12 ; and-fiariprincipal Bed-eh:inhere, and four Closets,* all
about 124 feet high.—.-On the the attic storey, seven Servants' Bed.
chambers. Good cellaraunder a part ef the House. 'lle House
'is 'applied with' excellent spring water. Coil is landed about
four mites distant at a very low pride,
The Farm except 11 AcreS which are arable, consists of rich
Grazing and Meadow Land, of.very.superior quality. The Land-
tax of the Estate amounts to 428 11... id. per annum. The
Poor-rate on an average of late•yeati, to aCIB 2s. 6d. There is
no Church-rate. The amount of the Window and House Taxes
is £49 Rs 2d. per annum.
All the Fixtures of the Mansion-house, Offices, and Farm-
, house, including the Register, Bath, and other Stoves and Grates ;
also, the valuable. Timber GA the whole Estate to be included in
' the purchase.
The elegant Household Furniture, and any part of the Fanning
Stock, may be taken at a valuation, at the option of the pure :as r.
The sum of fifteen thousand -pouts& fnay, if desired, remain on
mortgage upbn the Estate for a term of. years, ' *. •
A purchaser desirous of enlarging the property, may be accom-
modated with the purchase or lease of ether Firms in th.: neigh-
boarhositl. . •
To be viewed. on Mondeys and Thursdays, betty/rev the hours
of Eleven and Three, by tickets only, to.he had will printed par-.
ticulars of Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, Solicitors, Bristol, who
are authorised to treat for the sale by private cootratt. ' -.

The last arrivalg at Bath are—
ITheCountess of Home, Lord Mexborough, Lnrd,Mtlilson.Lord i
Glastonbury, Lady Aim Murray, Lady E. Montague, Sir Harvey.;
Smith, Bart. Sir C. Pegg; General and Mrs. Nspean' Gssieral
Grenville, Major Taubman, Rev. Dr. Evans, ges.Dr.Coombes, ;
Rev. Dr. O'Meara,. Dr. Percival, Rey. H. G:ood, Capt. and Mrs.
Daykin, Capt. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Lc Couleur, &C. 1
Arrivals at York Hotel, Ciifton— • I
7he Earl and Countess of Mexhorough, Lord and Lady Pets.'
Hasson, I.grd and• Lady Rolle, Lord Bolingbroke, Sir Thomas.
Appease, Mr. and Mrs Are, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer, Mr. and,
Mrs. Bastard, Mr. and Mrs. Thnret, Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess,
Mr, and Mrs. Niblett, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, Capt. Williams,
Mr: Blake, Mr.-Wedgwood, &c.
Arrivals at Cheltenham Spa—
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. Baba's, and 14rs. ttrN
gess, Lord Dynevor, Sir Charles. Green, Sir Citadels°. ishidson,•
Sir Charles Turner, Lieut.. Gen.-Jesses Stekort, and Ms Stewart,
Major Trevor, Captains Baird, Dickson+, Lacy, and Tober, Rev.
C. George and family, Rev. Stafford Bmitli, Rev. Mr. Donoilin,
Messrs. Lennegor, G. Oltossi Armstrong, Horne, CorbaUis, &c..
The last arrivals at Seaton-Carew are—
• Lient..Col. Robert ?sit:Murray, Mi. Murray, Mr. Murchison,
'Lient.-Col. and Mrs. Kaye, Mr. T. and Mrs. Limb, Mr. Bar-
rett, Miss Barnes, Miss Parkhill, Mr. T. L. and Mrs. Fairfax,
Min A. Chalener; &c.
The last arrivals at Buitoft are--
Lord Sudity, Sir J. and Miss Eden, three Miss Thompions,
„Mks Bond, Mr. and Mrt-Wrod, Mr. John Gould,• Mr. and
Miss Kearaley, Mr and Mrs. Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Bagot,
Rev. Mr. Mrs.andMisa Powyes, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mr.-and
Mrs. Neafield ; Dr. Mayo; tr. Dreyer; Meets. Walker, Har-
rop, Worington, Taylor, Whhwell, C).oft, Travis, Carve*, Rich-
ardson, Whiterand Parker; Miss liondell, Mr. Langarn, Miss
Lijoy, Miss Pickering, Mr. and. Mrs. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
genyon, Mr. and Mes. Sinner, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Mr.
and Mrs. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon, Mr. and . Mrs. Shu-
tcr, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Halm, Mee&
,Doulby, Wooley, and Winter, Mrs. Hall, Mr: and Mrs. Biuncy,
Mr. and Mrs. Mather, Miss Head, Miss Needham, Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Pymont; Mr. Harrison, Mrs, and two Miss Caistors, Mrs.
' Macantrish, Mr Mrs. and Miss Wilcock, Mr. Lapage and fa-
mily, Mr. Brenthall, Mrs. Potts, Mr. Flaintiridge Mr. J; Ms-
bridge, Mr. Welton, Mr.. Swann, Mr. Johnson,
ilia Robinson,
Mr. and Mks Pearson, &c. &c.
The last arrivals at Harrowgate are—
Dr, and Mrs. Law and f.unily,..Sir H. and Lady Houghton,
tWoldiss Parker., Admiral and Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Marano-
chic, Miss Bryce, Mr. Moncrif, Hon. Mr. Illigh, Mr; and Mrs.
Sallee+, MiS5 Bailie*, Mr. and Mrs. Roxby, Mr. and Mrs.
Waud and family, &c. &c.

Yesterday Sheartnan, who at a late Session at the
Old Bailey, was convicted of perjury, in having pro-
cured the arrest of a person for debt upon a false if:
fidavit, and of after Wards writing anonymous letters
to him, charging him with being an accomplice in air
unnatural crime, and advising him to•leave the king-;
dom, for which he was sentenced to two years im-
prisonment and to stand in the pillory ; underwent
the latter part of his punishment at the top of the
Old Bailey, and was petted by the mob in a violent
manner.

FOR SPRAINS, 61-i4L8LA,4,46, acc.
• * Dr. STkERS's CPODI:LDOC:
The name "T. We'sebtry; 4.,'&. Paul's," I. engraved on
the grant), round rite simper° of eath,bottle, nligeb, f care-
fully attended to by Purc4sers, will prevent thi.ir being tin-
-rased .li/4M by the numerous cinuiterf.eits in town andcoontry,
to which its fuccets has giten rise.,
TT is fiFstiverini to all other external atipliiatiOns,
in the sure of Bruises, Sprains, Rhenmatinins, &C. also in
-Comps or; Isiumbissal, in t Stiffurstaand.Weaknets of the Joints,
as well as in footnoting Circulation in the Limbs. when in a para-
lytic state: kis alto the best remedy for Chilblains, if dissolved
in a' spoon, arid" applied viarrio,' irtcl..:witla a pledget of lint well.
moistened with it, and. tied on the part affected with a rag. It is
likewise, from its penetrating quality, of admirable service in the
accidents and local complaints to which iiorstz are subject, and
no stable should be without it.

Saturday evening, as. Mr. Howard, a 'Gentleman-
h o resides near Chelmsford, was returning from
hewn, he was stopped near the 20th mile-stone by
three fellows in soldiers' cloaths, one of whom struck
a violent blow with a large stick on the temple;
which brou7.ht him from his horse to the ground ;
they then rifled -his pockets of sit and some silver,
with 'which they made their escape.

Sold only by P. limber). and Soils, N0..45, St. Pattl's Church
yard, tour doors from the corner of Ckeapside, London, price
vs. Gd. a bottle, duty incliuled ; and, by tiled appoilstment, by
Mason and Co. Oxford:street ; Wad; Old Bond-street ; Bayley
and Co. Cockspur..street ; Ward, hildido-row;Holb.zn ; Kan
Royal Exchange ; Dics'y and Co. Paw Church-yard; Harri?,
I.ntlftste-sere:l; Clarke, •and Bowling and Co. Borourh.