Star.
London, England, 1823-03-06 00:00:00

TO ADULTS OR GROWN PERSONS.

ADIES and Gentlemen who have been for years
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compelled etcher to write a complete terawl, or a stiff,
vulgar, and unsightly Manuscript, attended with difficulty in the
performance, may have their writing entirely new modelled, or
reformed into an easy and beautiful style, by Mr. CAIt-
STAIitB'S NEW METHODS of INSTRUCTION.
Families and respectable Schools attended at any distance out
of town, not exceeding 20 miles.
If the re are several Pupils in one family, taking their Lessons
together at the same time, they are only.charged fur as me Pupil.
Letters, post paid, to be addressed to AL-. Carstairs, 117,
I nigh llolhorn. •

HICKLETON HALL, YORKSHIRE.
TO BE LET,

FOR ANY TERM NOT EXCEEDING TWENTY-ONE
YEARS, -
And may be entente' to at pleasure,
THE MANSION HOUSE, cal!ed HICKLETON
HALL, in the County of York, with the Stables, Coach-
houses, and other Out-buildings, Gardens, Orchards, Planta-
tions. and Pleasure-grounds adjoining. Also, several Closes
of Grass Land near the House, containing about Eighty Acres,
exclusive of the Gardens, Plantations, and Pleasure-grounds,
whklivomprise upwards of Nineteen Acres, replete with choke
Fruit-trees,' Flowering-shrubs, and Plants, most tastefully laid
out, the Fruit-trees in the Gardens and Orchards are in full
bearing. The House is modern and commodious, comprising,
on the rornd flow ,a Vestibule or Entrarce-bal!, a zoud Dining-
room. Drawing,roons, Library, and Sitting-rooms ; a Leautiful
staircase leads to the Chambers, consisting of six spacious and
excellent Bed-rooms, with adjoining Dressing-rooms, and over
them are six other rooms of equal size with those on the Cham-
ler-story. The domestic offices are well arranged, and consist of
a ,pacious rvants'-hall, Butler's-pantry, Housekeeper's-room,
Ned-moms for servants, Laundry, Wask-house,
Vrewhouse, Dairy, Larder, and other conveniencas. There are
two six-stalled Stables, with Harness and Sar:dle-roams adjoin-
ing, and,several other Stables and single for horses. Also,
three good Coach-houses, and Cow-house.,sr ith lofts over them,
and bed-rooms for grooms. Mickleton is within the reach of two
packs of fox bounds, and is about six miles front Doncaster. to
which plaee there wre excellent roads. Toe House has been re-
cent ly painted, and the whole of the buildivays put into good repair.
William Hind, the gardener, at Illckleton, will shew the
Premises, and further Particulars may be had of Jr. lee, St.
John'.:-place, Wakefi, Id, Yorkshire ; or of Mr. Ilok, of Notion.
near Wakefidd.

FOR COLDS, COUGHS, A iTtIDI.IS, &c.
rTIE PECTORAL ELLXlR,—Experietwe during
a very long period has insontestihly pewit :tithe superior effi-
cacy of this 4111edicine in all casts of (7ulds,Coughs,.and Asthmatic
Affections. By promoting gentle; expectoration,. it very shortly
relieves the patient of s slight or recent Cold, and a few dims are
generally sufficient us remove thore.which neglect has rendered
More confirmed and obstinate, and whkh are accompanied with
cough,- pitting of blood, and other serious symptoms. Its g.:cu-
lialsattic pewees tend to heal soreness and allay the Irritation
of the In nr, in cases of cough, and iqustinuitiCaffeetiOsts it assist;
ai:d gives I;:cettosu to the breath. • • ' • •
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S,•id in Bottles, at and 2.5. od. by Liut,lerst. claentiatss
4, C'heapside, S.:. and.22o, Regent-street (near the Ar-
gyle Ilunms), Landon; 40, NV:action-place, Edinburgh; 34,
linkville-r.treCt, Dublin; and by the principal 1141dft1neVeliders
arc:mahout the United Kingdom.
N.J.lie Cart NI to ask for litrri.v.tes PIPCTORAL MMUS and
to observe the Government Stamp has the words Butlers, 4,
Oheap,ide," engraved on it.