Star.
London, England, 1801-01-20 00:00:00

DIVIINSIONS.

Length of the Deck - 59 ft. 6 in.
Extreme Breadth - 17 4
Depth in Hold about - 8 o
Admeafures about 74 37-94 Tons.
The above velfel is quite new, and will be fold with all her
Materials and Stores, which are very pod and abundant, la
one Lot : will anfwer well for a privateer, packet, or other
ferrice where a fait-failing veil Is wanted.
For Inventories apply to Mein. Page and Evans, Gofport.

LIBRARY of EXCELLENT BOOKS, CABINET PIC-
TURES, PIANO FORTE, VIOLINS, &c.
TO RI SOLD IV AUCTION,
By Mr. KING, jun.
At his Audis* Room, No. 36, Tay'itock-ftreet, Covent.
Garden, on Wedneiday next, and three following days, at
Twelve,
THE Genuine and Valuable Library, (mall and
pay Choice Coßealm of Cabinet PM* s, by Polern-
berg, E. Hendkirk, Van Gogen, Brooking, Anderfon, De Heim,
Four Shooting Pieces by Woollet, fine toned HMO Porte, Vio-
lins, and other Effedts of the late Mr. SANDI'S, of Kola&
Town, demoted. Among the Basks are Walpole. Auecdistes
of Painting, Boyer's Hiftory of England, Lock's Works, Hod-
ley's Britaania Romano, Major's Poeftum, Willoughlres Redo,
Gerald's Herbal, Hook's Roman Hillary, Hiltaire Nimes,
Ancient and Modern Unlvcrfal Hißory, Jortin's
Hillary, Old Plays and Tradts, with Wood Cuts, 1647,
many other curious articles too tedious to enumerate.
May be viewed between eleven and tam o'clock, and Cata-
logues had of Mr. Booker, Bond-ftrart ; Reynolds, Oxford-
ftreet ; Mame, LesdenballLtreet ; and at the Rooms.

STAFFORDSHIRE, NEAR LICHFIELD.
TO It SOLO IT AUCTION,
In the Month of February nest (uniefs difpofed of before Or
Private Contradt, of which due Notice will be given),
itk. MOST Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called SIiENSTONE MOSS, eligibly lituate about
three Miles and a half from Lichfield, and Twelve from Bit.
mingham, in a molt beautiful, healthy, and fporting Pan of
the County, with plenty of Game, and amplitude of Field
Sport, a fuitable diltance from the Turnpike Road, on which
the PA palki daily with the Mail, and feveral other Coaches,
in a Neighbourhood remarkable for its rcfpeetability and a-
cellent Roads.

The Premifes confift of an exceeding goo& Family Hot.fe,
fated on a beautify'. Lawn, with Plantations, and entlicilithed
with a fine Sheet or Water, fupplied by a fmall Trout Stream
that bounds the Preniffes, Rocked with Filh, a Boat Honfe,
Plaine Houk, Alcove, &e. roomy StabHng for nine Hunks,
Coach-110%1(e for two Carriages, est enfive Offices of every de-
kription, fuited to the Manion and Farm, excellent walled
Kr char (larder', Orchard daily planted and fully cropped,
[mall Green Houk, Brick Mellon Pit, Gardener's Houk, &e.
—The Offices for the Farm arc two capacious Barns, Granary,
Dovecote, Can Houk, Stable, Waggon Houk, Piggery, Pout-
I try Houk, large Dog Kennel, &c. and all Brick built.
The Houfe is a very bandfome Edifice, the whole forming
a inoft complete Rade:ice for the Gentleman and the Sponf-
man' fated on an aninarce, in the midi of 107 Acres of very
rich Arable, Meadow, and Paßiire Land, in equal Propor-
tions, entirely compaß, within a Ring Fence, in the bight&
Rate of Cultivation, well timbered, and Right of Common, and
exonerated from payment of Hay Tithes; the Corsi Tithe,
moderate, and the Taxer remarkably fo. The Primiks ape
amply (applied with excellent Water, and Coals cheap. The
'Church forms a beautiful (Mica, inxkloli there are two Lula
Pews. Immediate poilealoa may be had.
To I,: viewed, with Tickets only, which may be had of
Mr. Thomas Rutiell, Mr. Henry Morris, and Mr. James Al-
Roue, Birmingham; Mr. Joftph Stubbs, Watiall; and Mr.
William Hands, Asaitioneer, Lichfield.

EFFICACIOUS AND PURIFYING: MEDICINES.
Invaded by WM. lIRODUM, M. D. AuthoF of the Guide to
W°lditritElheeArt trettiatenwit hfiiCch abandbeebnialtialthnlitd. re-
fcarchrs of the Authar are elucidated in fo plain and
perfpicuous a manner as Inuit llrikc convidion into the heart
of every reader. The Doillor's unequalled fldli in the caliche
and ufes of trees, plants, and herbs, has obtained him the pa-
tronage of Come of the Brit Nobility to this and our lifter king.
duns, and to hint nuoltiud are indebted for the molt Cafe and
purifying medicines in the world, derived Wel), front the Bo-
tanical Creation, into whkh his unremitting and arduous re-
(arches have been a work of thirty years; and in confequeneta
of his unceaGlig indult ry, Nature has unfolded herfelf in the fol-
lowing Invaluable medicines :
i. The BOTANICAL S•RUP, ibr cCOttI:IC, leprous, and fero-
talons complaints.
_ _ _

TWa Jaftly famous medicine 1. wed known to poirefs uncom-
mon virtues in the above dreadful diforders 1 Its &akin on the
bodily lyftem is a gradual motion on the fluid., introducing a
regular change into the habit, by which means the patient is
not futile& to violent effeds. The innocence of the prepaation.
sot being &mutant, the diarient Rages of the diforder arshuall.
Bed by the natural tom of the itotnach being ftrengtlicnsd by
this great purifier of contaminated habits. The molt healing
basins of the eaftern world are derived from the [arm rumen
as the one in queition.
2- The Neal/oils CORDIAL, fcr confumptive and debilitated
Conftltudans and for Deafners.

In the whole Materta Medics there is not a more alleaciems
medicine than the above ; at a reftorcr of ftrength to internal
decay it Rands unrivalled, and may be relied no in giving
Immediate relief,ond certain tyre, in alined all Rages of Das
van complaints, from the languor and wealmefs attendant ea
diforden of the Romach. This exalted medicine has ban pea
duaive of general good, and the many rettored to Ye bldfings
of health from the gates of death by this ineffircable pr lora.
don, is the bigheft eulagiurn which could pogibly be paid So
Dr. &edam, and 0, indeed, his boaft and his reward.
Alexander Blake, Mariner, of South Shields, as
to have received much benefit by taking Dr. Bao.
DON'S lONONCIi Syrup, he being afilieted with the Scurv.Land

The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL
to be had at the Dodoes Houk, No. 9, Alisitin-Bret, to but.
des at el is. I Is 64. and ss. sd. alfo at Mr. Pidding's Medicine
Warchoufe, No. 16, Oxford-Itreet, oppoSte the Pantheon
jekoult and Co (late Bacon) Nu. zso. oxfurd-itreet ; Bour-
geois and Co. No. 32. Haymarket; Mr. Ward's Medicine
Ward ou re, No. 324, Holborn,sippotite Gray's Ion; Mr. Davis.
Cork, ; E. Nairbery, the corner of St. Paul's (Intik
yard ; Tutt's, Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer, Na 44.
; Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Cain; ; Mr.
Randall, No. r 74, Piccadilly ; Mr. Shaw, No. 4, elypishat tii
Sestiwark Dank, garvaglt, sad at Craricto

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