Star.
London, England, 1802-05-27 00:00:00

'SI ME LAMS..

FOR very particular Reafons, the Proprietor of
the BLOOM of NINON de L'ENCLOS haa removed the
Sale of that elegant Cornpoftuon from Mr. Day's,No. 7, 'ravi-
ne's:b.-amt. Curcio-garden. to Mr. Vickery's, N 0.6, next door,
where they :nay depend upon having it genuine.
It it • w.ll known fad, that the I.;uly from whom this ad-
ntirahle Ca ms:tic derives it, name. was cckbrated for the de.
limey ot her complexion to the la period of her exillence; the
referee ion of which was entirely owing to the cadmic ufe of
this excellent preparation. Its wonderful &eats in removing
Freckles, Morpbew. Worms, and all Iniperfcdtious oldie Skin,
claim the attention of every l give it a fuperimity over
every thing vended bur Sendai; pa:Nies. It Is particularly re-
commended to tlie Hands and firma, rendering them of a
beamitial and natural white, Dec. it ai.pited to the hue Immedi-
ately after :3m-bathing, it prevents that brown (look appear-
%az.: fo generally complained of from the dices of fait water.
Sold by order of the Proprieve wt Mr Gokling'a, Perfumer
to her Mane y,Cornhin ; Mr. Vickery, No. 6, 'rowan ock.fireet,
Corm;.gardni 1 Mr. Overtop. P.rtumer, No 47, New Bond-
. and Mt. Wright, Wad:), Pasf.ge, Rath; price Jo. 6d.
ea-h Lovi-

SALES BY AUCTION.

WELL-BUILT HOUSES, NEAR VAUXHALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY Mr. RAINS,

On Tburrday the I 7th or Jane, at the Royal Oak, at Vauxhall,
at five o'cluek in the afternoon, in (even Lots,
A I.EASEHOI.D HOUSE, built by the Pro-
resew for his own relid,lice,jult beyond Vauxhall Turn-
pike; with an uninterrupted view in front to South I.ambeth
Chapel ; with Carriage Gateway ton Yard, in which is a lofty
Carpenter'. Storchoufe, and Vorklhop over; and adjoining i.
a lin:alter Houfe in Uelmont-tow, held by Mr. Newrant.
Airs five other Leafehold Hooks, Nos. 4,5,6. 7, and 8. in
Devondire Place, Kennisr,;ton Lute, oppolite to Vauxhall Gar-
dens, with Yards behind, and molt pleating openings before
each front, well fupplied with fine water, and exceedingly ai-
-1 gash for finall Families, or as a Nurfery for Children.
'rhe whole held for tong terms, at (mall Ground Rents.
Mr. Richard Cuff. Carpenter, in the firß-mentioned
will thew the feveral Premifes ; of whom printed Particular►
may be had ; alto at the place of fat:• ; Rainbow, Cornhill;
and of Mr. Haim, in Charlotte-Reed, liloomiburv.

BETWEEN BWCKINGHANI ANN) BICESTER.
With poffellion at lAdy Day twat.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornhiil, an Friday the
agth infant, at Twelve o'Clock, is Thirty-four Lots,
AN Extenfive and Valuable Tithe Free and
FREEHOLD ESTATE;
Confifting of nearly the whole Parini of 'IWYFORD; with
the MANOR thereof. The principal part Grazing Land of
the firlt quality, and well watered, efpccially fo by a fine
Stream, which is moftly the boundary to the Ethic on the
North fide; and on which arc two good Water Corn Milk
that belong, as well as two Wind Mills on other parts of the
Elate; and three free Public-Houfes. The whole containing
near Twelve Hundred Acres of rich Land.
The principal Menbage is Twyford Lodge, which is fituated
in the centre of the Ett.de, on elevated ground, and has been,
and is Rill, well worthy of being the (cite of a refpalable Re,
fidenee ; diftant four miles front Burkinghiun and Bicetter—
the high road b‘twe en which great liarketTowns goes through
this Eflate.
Mr. Harper, at Twyford Lodge, as well as the other Te-
nants, will thew their fevcral Lands; and of whom, printed
particulars may be had; alfo at the principal Inns at Bucking-
ham, Bicefter, and Aylelbory ; of the Printers of the Oxford,
Reading, and Northampton Papers; Rainbow Coffee-botife;
of Mr. }lollies, Attorney at Law, Theme; where, and at
Mr. /Leine a, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-ftreet, Bloonifbury,
a curved Plan may be fern.

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MANORS AND ESTXIT., NEAR WOOLIURN,
With Poreffion of the greater part at Michaelmas neat.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. PAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee-hide, in CornhW, London, on Turf-
day, the 25th of June, at Twelve o'clock, in Seven Los,
ATRULY eligible and eompaß FREEHOLD
ESTATE, capable of the greateß improvement; in part
bounded on the Eaft fide by the Turnpict-road between Woo-
burn and Newport-Pagnel, (diltant only Two Miles from the
former, Six from the latter, Forty-four from London, and
Four from the Jundlion Canal), fituated in the Parilbes of
Wavendon and Bow, &lethal, in the County of Buckingham,
and Afpley Guile, in Bedfordatire, and contains, in the whole,
upwards of Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of Arable,
Meadow, and Wood land; together with the Manors of
WAVENDON and PASLOWFS.
This Ettate is very eligible to any Gentleman in want of
fouation for a Refidenee, as a part of the Grounds is greatly
elevated, extremely dry, and ornamented with Firs and other
thrifty Pore* and Timber Trees (with Rides made through
the feveral Woods), eomnuntling executive and rich Views of
the adjacent Country, the Grounds of Wooburn Abbey, &e. &c.
Mr. Cowley, at Broughton, near Newport, will give any
further information, and of whom, on the ill of June, printed
Particulars may be had ; alfo of John Emmerton, on the Pre-
mifes the C'hureh, at W avendon; of Mr. Higgins, at
Hogltle I.nd, of the Printer of the Northampton Paper, of
Charles Ware, Efq. No. et, Holhornacourt, Gray's Inn ; at the
Rainbow; and of Mr. Paine, Laud Surveyor, Charlutte-ftrect,
Bloomfbury, London. where a Plan may be Teen.

BRAY NEAR MAIOENIIF.AIL
With Poiretßun at Michaelmas next.
TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE.
On Friday the 25th of June, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, In
Cornhill, London, at Twelve o'clock; in Four I.ots,
THE Great Tythes of nearly the whole Parall
of Bray, between Windfor and Maidenhead, ariftng from
a very valuable track of Corn Land in the Grit Cultivation,
principally in an open field 114tC, with every prorpeet of fo
continuing, interfeard in every diroftion by inc Roads, elute
to theobove two capital Market Towns, and on the Banks of
the River Thames.
The above Property Is Three out of Four Divifinns of Tith-
ing in the Parith of Dray, held by I.eafe under the Biihop of
Oxford, for Three good lives, now aged 35, 37, and 38, at
fmall refereed Rents renewable, together extending over Five
Thaufand and Sixty Acres of Land.
Alt) a Piece of Freehold Ground, on which Rands a large
and pod Barn, conveniently Gummi for conc.-Ring the Tithes,
which are at this time taken in Kind.
Mr. Zacharish Boult fretident at Wcrklield.) the prefcnt
Trunt on Leafe„ which expires at Michachnas next, will give
any further Information, and of whom printed Particulars may
be had ; alto of the Printers of the Reading, Oxford, and Cam-
bridge Papers; Cattle Inn, Windfor; King's Arms, Maidas-
head Bridge ; Alexander Murray, Ffq. Symond's Inn, Chancery-
Luc ; Rainbow, Cornhill; and of Mr. Raise jsand Surveyor,
Charlotte-Brent, Bloomfbury, where, and at Mr. Murray's, a
Plan of the Tithing may be kwq.

A SALUTARY BREAKFAST.
1.1. E ROE's ENGLISH COFFEE

-`HIS COFFEE, which is a Balfamic of the
molt excellent Nature, extraCted from the chuiceft aro-
matic Plants and Herbs, and from the molt falubrious Barks,
has, &Hintz an Experience of near so Years, eltablithed its ex-
traordinary Elßeacy in Confumptive Habits, and proved kfelf
one of the great& Reno/wives and l'refervatives of Health
ever yet difeovered. It has alfo the Sandion of many eminent
men of the Faculty, particularly the late Dr. Fothergill, who
prefcribed it in Confumptive and Nervous Complaints, as well
as in Coughs of long Banding, Althmas, Tremors, Palpitations
of the Heart, 6.e. It is much recomnunded to thafe of weak
Conftitutiens, with whom Tea does not agree, as it is [noes
nourifhing than Sago and Jellies, and will not offend the molt
delicate stomach. It is to be taken for Breakfalt, as Tea or
foreign Coffee, and is very pleafant to the Palate.
Sold, by Appointment of the Pioprietor, in Canißers, Price
as. yd. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newhery, Na‘ 45, Si.
Pia' • MrTint, at the Royal Exchange; Mars. Bayley and
llicw:Cockfpnr-Itrect; Mr. Wades, OM Bond-Rivet; Mr.
Jeboult, No. tso, and Mr. Piddlng, No. ;6, Oxford-Rivet ;
Mr. Ward, N 0.234, Holborn; and Mr. Clarke, No. 269,
Borough.

I,NIFANTANEOUS ItELIF.F FROM THE
HEAD-ACHE.
'TO the many inthmces that have occurred of the
extraordinary efficacy in the relief of the molt excruciat-
ing pains in the head, by the application of Dr. BLAIR?' CE-
PHALIC FLUID. or Anodyne Effenee for the Head-ach,
the foCowing molt remarkable Document is added for the fads-
radium of the Public :
To Mr. Gardner, Apothecary, George-itreet, Edinburgh.
" Sir—Yeiterday I was (dud with a molt violent Head.
Ach, and in eonfequence was unable to attend to bufincfa I
thought of trying what drat Dr. Blair's Cephalic Fluid would
have ; and, spun ufing it according to his diredlions, I was re-
lieved ahnoll inftantancouily from the violent pain, and in a
few minutes was entirely relieved from it. This information I
hal, C.% you, that othersiabourin under the fame violent
' complaint may have Irto their power to procure relief.
" And am, Sir, yuut obedient [errant,
" in in 8, t 80t. " S. CHEYNE, Edinburgh."
Sold, by appointment, at Cuadra Medicine Wareboufe,
N.J. .7 19. Strand, yth houfe from TcmplMlier, price xs.
J.,1 y tut laded; and fold retail at all refpeetable MaAcine Shope.
out-rve the fignature. i. Coekbil, in hie kand.writing, without
;lona are genuine.

TO MASONS AN() KS.
F. 1:EN!i1.:1* and AVON CANAL CONI-;
mri-11-.Eilitc.al fl,, Ca/ Wuxi.' BAIA bath,
an Wcdndday, the 9th of Jour, at 'o•elve o'clock A Now.,
to toctioc Prop talc, and cuter Imo CAMltradta for baling 19
Locks mid is near the liesises; alto fit Loas and
two Bridges nc.ir Math ; uu •Foll-hoorc war liuskaugcr, aed
another at Monckton Conan .
Plans a,ul Specifications !nay lie ken by applying to Samuel
linilgtonlon, it lksites; or to James Stokthridge.
. _ .
ON Monclay, June 7, a Courfe of LECTUR-E-8
on the MA TERIA MEOICA, PICACTICE of PUT ale. and
Cr ILMIsTa , will recommence at the I abusat.iry in Whitcomb
Strut. Luicaler-fquarc, a; the &dual Morning Hours, viz. tlur
Almeria Medics at a quarter beta: Light ; the Pradice of Phy-
fie at half after 1...4;ht ; And tlu Chattillry at i quanta. alts

By GEORGE PEAR SON, M. D. F. R. S.
Senior Phyfician to St. Coorge's HOrpital, and of the College
of Playficians.
A Regifter is kept of the esfts of Dr. Pearfon's Patients. in
St. Geeryes flofpitat; and an account is given of then, at a
meal I.citurc every Saturday Morning, at Niue o'clock.
Propnfals may be bad at St. George's Holpital, and in Lit-
colter-Aware.

DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VENEkhAL I
COmmAINTs.
MR. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may
daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at his hook, No.
5, Frith-fixcet, Sotto, London, in all cafes of OharuCtlons,
Stridures, Caws, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine
Filituta., Impotence, and debility in either Sea, &e. I corn
extenfive PradUce in this department, to whit& he Las con-
fined hitufelf for many yen's, he offal a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, and which pr vents a relapk.
Mr. DUFOUR, fide Propris tor of Daran's celebrated (me-
dicated) Boogies, has ultim..tely fo improved them, by diveft-
ing than of the irritating effetla of common Butto.ies, that they
fuceeed where candles and other violent means have Hied.
For the Venereal Dikafc, Mr. DUFOUR is in pdifellion of
I Daran's Remedies, fio mild that they render confinement or
reftraint in diet unnecelisry. To wank him to attend patients I
1 at their own hooks, he has provided the affi(lanee of a Gentle-
man of the Faculty. Perfoos in the country may be cured by
Rating tkeir cafe; in letters, poll paid.
Jull publithed, price as. 4d. Fifth Edltien, enlarged.---A
Treatife on the above Complaints, iiiitilAted with the various
fymptoms and Cafes flunvina the painful and dangerous ef-
feels of Canine Bungles; an improved method of treating go-
'norrheas, &c. &c. Printed fur J. Callow-, Crown-tout, Stdm;
and H. 1). Symonds Paternolter-row ; alfn to be had at
I M'Queeu's. Excter-ehange. atul at the Author's.