Star.
London, England, 1801-04-01 00:00:00

SOMBRSETSHIRE. _

• .TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
At Ostraway's Cacc-houfe, Change-alley, Cornhill, I.ondon,
Thurfday, April 9, at 13 o'clock ; In onc Lot, unbars dif-
pofod of by Ptivate Contradt before tha tft of April ;
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, thro'
which, for two miles, pares the Turnpike Road leading
from Somerton to lichater, beginning at one mile from the
former town, and outing at a like diftance from the latter
town; together with the Manor bclonging then-to, known by
the same of Kingfdon efintaining about fifteen hundred Achy
of very valuable I.and, of which 330 Acres are on hand, or l.••
yearly, and the remainder let on Leaks for one, two, and
three Lives, may of which are very old.
Th.. principal Litate, on which u a good Marifson Route,
Gardens, and Offices, occupied by the Lcffee Mrs. Joiliffi, is
held for only two Lives, but part of the hnds efed therewith,
well known as the Brit grazing Ground in the neighbourhood,
called the Nidens, aft held only for one life.
John Raynohis, junior, a$ Kingfdon' will flie.w. the Eltate,
of whom, on the t6th of March, prlr.reel particulars may be
had, and a plan of the Mate ken; as well as ar Mr. Raines,
Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-ftrect Blownibury, London.
•Parttrulars may be hadat McifraWard,Dcaoetts, and (Weaves,
"Henrietta-ftreet, Covent Garden, (who are authorized to
twat for the fah of the Mate by private Cooftlet,) allo of
Mr. W. Knight, at Azminfter ; and of the Printers of the
Sherburne, Exeter, Salifbury, Bath Herald, and Felix Farley's,
and Mercury, Briftoi Papers • at the principal Inns in the
neighbouring towns, and at o;ftaway's.

FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD CHAMBERS, LIN-
COLN'S INN, and LEASEHOLDS, to HATFON GAR-
DEN. GEORGE-STREET, MARY-LA-BONNE. and
LAMBETH-TERRACE.
TO it SOLD IT AUCTIOW,
By Mr. SCOTT.
On Friday April t 7, at twelve o'clock, at Cutaway's, Change-
/kitty, London.—ln Lots.
Lot. 1. A szrr of Freehold genteel commodi-
ousJ- Chambers, fituate No. 3, New-Squire, Lin-
coln's Inn, fiat Storey, in the occupation of Thomas Ryder,
E(q. with poifeffion, at Midfurnincr neat,
Lot It. Two Freehold Brick Meffuages, with Shops, No.
7 and 8, on the North Side of Carerdrect, let on Leafe, thruc
years unexpired.
Lot 111. A fett of Lifehoiel Chambers. at No. 4, Old Band-
' logs, I.incoln's Inn, fecund Storey, with immediate puffelEon ;
this Lot may be fold by Private Contra&
Lot IV. A very good Lcafi hold oandly Houfe, in an airy
lituation, No. 4r, on the Pait Side oi Hatton Garden, center
divillun, for r 9 years unrtpired, at only 71. per annum, with
poffeffion at MitiIIIITIOUT era.
Lots V. VI, VII, V 111. Four Leafehold Hnufcs, ritUre No.
8, 18, 23. and 24, In Geurge-ftrect, near teen Ann-ftreet
Eaft, Mary-la-bonne ; let at will, held for lung terms.
Lot IX. A Leafchold Houk, ptcafantly lituate Nn. t, the
Writ End of Lambeth 'Fermat, Sum, in the occupation of
Mr. Morgan, held for 35 years and a half, at pl. IDi. per annum,
with peril-allot at Midi-owner neat.
The Premifes may be viewed by leave of tke Tenants, ten
days before the fate. Printed Particulars of Mcffrs. ColErt,
Wimbum, and Collett, Chancery-lane of Metres. WhiOraw
and Taylor, Gray's Inn; at Oarraway's, and of Mr. Scott,
London.

101KON's

FS PII.LS.

THESE Pills *re well known in the private
Pradlice of the Proprietor, 0. DIXON, Apothecary, and
at the requell Perfons of Ehßinetion and others. who
are accullonn d to take them, vivre Rill otterid to the Pidle.
They afefoUnd to be in excellent rintedy for Indlgettion,
Crudities in the Stomach, 1.04 of Appetite. Onftivenefs, Sick
Headache, Flatulturles in the Stomach and Bowels, ariling
from Bilious Hamann. Theft fills arc particularly recom-
mended to all Perron, whole Stomach and Ike,: .rc silfor.li
by free living, which fymptunis they never fall to ecfnove.
They arc likewifoa gnnit apinitlve, and a eiesefrr of Sallow
tomplexions from Obfinidlioni in the Liver and other Canfos,
mid will prove a saleable Addition to a /Redieinc•Chefi In
hog vortices, at, by their frequent uf.:, they will prevent that
1=1; balk which generally occurs in ot climate*. Their
&pool, ea.tlic Rate of the Stomach, and do not te-
llies may confinement or ',articular diet
*abort Hityhs, lfq. Lieutenant of his Mairity's altb Regi.
awn of Light Dragoons, lately mutinied front India, on ac-
.event of ill-health, having firtrely futllred from a Billow dif-
niftier, he was ordered to Bath, where Ise r:fided fame nine
-with little benefit, he was induced to try Mr. Dixon's nits,
sod has recovered kl.fortner health.
idgroort near Woburn, July I, tram
Sir, I lime lenc experienced the efficacy of your Antibilloas
'Villa in my Family and among my friend., vs a Faintly Mc.
dkinc • *tore !Wong ccimpLiirt* prevail they arc fuperior to
any Medicine I ever tried : your obedient (errant,
FRANCIS AVELINO.
Sold at Clang end Butler's Marine W* rdioufc, Na 4, Cheap-
tide, near St. Paul's, !newton, in SOU/ at 511. 3d. Half Bore.
as. 94. and Family Duns, containing five (mall Boxes, at one
4 tomes each, duty included; silo by Payne. Plymouth; Behan,
Portfrnoarb ; Sheppard, Briltol; and Neale% Dsuu, and by
,aniwcred. UPC Vt ookr of Medicines in every Sea Port.