Star.
London, England, 1802-07-27 00:00:00

FRANCE.

AAGENTLEMAffaioine worldly Knowledge,
tolerably acquainted with Books, and well verfed in
Bufinefs, willies to vifit Paris, and other Parts of the Conti-
nent, in company of Come Pdfon of enterprising Spirit, whole
Obkrvations and Opinum.. might aid his, and lead to fume
beneficial End. He has.: fubitgutial convenient Puft Chariot,
and as he is not young, he Intends to make the Excurfton as
(Economical as poffitdc.
Addrefs a Line to Mr. Rndderfttld, at No. 3, Water-ftreet,
Bridge-Brent, Blatt:friar&

ACLERGYMAN of exemplary Conduit died
In December Lift, bequeathing to the Providence of Gon
and the Benevolence of the Public, Three Daughters and Five
Sons, for whufe Support the fmalleft Donations will be thank-
fully received in the Bank of Media Ranfoon,and Co. Pall-mall.
They have gratefully acknowledged fundry Gifts to the amount
heretofore of xO5l Bs. 6cL and now, with inereafed humility, re-
turn Th.,nks to a Benef.i.ilor for 51.55. to a Friend fur toL to
M. K. for al. to P. V. for 11. is. to F. Drake for 11. as. to a
Lady for ans. 6d. to a Clerryman's fon for al. to G. C. for 11. is.
to the Hon. Mr. Legge for al. as. to J. J. Angcritein for tot tos.
to Mile Angerftein for val. cos. to Mr. John Thomfou fur
PA to.. and to Mr. Boner for toL tos.

FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Mt. ALLEN,
PRIVATELY Taught.to Ladies and Gentle-
men of any age, who have never learnt this accompliffi-
ment, or not in the improved modern Ityle, at No. 19, Snca-
anto-SratlT, Golden-Square, and No. to, GI/CAI ALIL•
STRZET, qoodMatt.S-FiCida. They are taught on a plan par-
ticularly calculated for thole to whom it is an objed to acquire
it expeditioutly, privately, and in the Int style of fafhion.
Foreigners, Officers and Country Refidents, who may with to
learn in a few dar, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the
Houfe, and receive eonttant inflrudion.

Tilde Academies are opcn all the Summer ald though they
are principally fur grown-up People, yet Chiklrelf are alto in-
Itruded twice a week on the ufeal terms ; and if not brought
forward, as much in one year, as at !khools in general in two.
No charge made for their Mitt:talon.

•.• t. &fawns all pracnc concern with Lis latc
Academy in litydon-fguare.

Brought down to the prefent time.
This day was publilhed, a new Edition, either in one or two

Pocket Volumes, price Twelve Shillings In Lomas,
including the Arms of all the Peers, and the four Orders of
Knighthood; alio ornamented by a ftriking Refemblance of
his Majelty in his Parliamentary Robes, elegantly and ac-
curately Engraved upon a new let of Plates, printed on a
fine Paper • the Letter-Profs alto on a new Type; beirg the
cheapeft, la‘telt, and molt complete Work of the kind extant,
KEARSLErs PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND: containing an Account
of the Origin, Honours, Marriages, and Mae of the Nobility;
a Lift of all their Family Names, Titles of Eldeft Sons, and
Tranflatiou of their Mottos. To which arc added an Account
of the Orders of Knighthood, an exa.ft Valuation of each of the
Ilifhopricks, and a ccmpkte Extind Peerage of the three King-
dome, with the forfeited and dormant Titles.

Printed for G. MbarVey, Fleet-Street; J. Stockdale oppofite
Burlington-bean, Piccadilly ; J. lied!, oppofite Bond-Street,
Oxford-ft-red; T. Hat*, Patertiollevrow ; and W. J. and J.
ieliardfon, Royal-Exchange.
Of whim be Lad, a SHORT and EASY INTRODUCTION

to HERALDRY, in two Parts,
Einhtllifised with thirty-eight Copper-plates, cor.tainlng up-
wards of a thoufand Examples. The whole cost iled from the
molt approved Authorities, by HUCK CLAIM, Di 0411.11V0, the
resent& Edition, price Six Shillings in boards.

WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED.
SIR—It is but jultice to your merit, that I thould
acknowledge, in this Public Manner, the Good Effect I ex-
peenced from ri taking your valuable Medicines, the Botanical
Syrup and Nervous Cordial.
I was afflicted for feveral years with 'Violent Scorbutic Dif-
order ; as, alto, withDeafnefs in an alarming degree.-1 could
find no benefit for thee Complaints, although I applied to feve-
ral of the molt eminent of the Faculty, but was perfeelly cured
by taking the above Medicines.
I am, bir, your ever Grateful and Humble Servant,
JOSEPH A RTHY, Farmer and Malfter,
Heyhridge, near Malden. Wm
Wirnefs to the above, Wm. SA ITON,
May 27,
ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH HOT WELLS, SEA
BATHERS, Fee. &c.
_

Dr. BRODIIM begs leave to reionunenif the Botanical Syrup
(the virtues of which are acknowledged by perfons of the tirit
tendon and diftindtion) to Bathers immediately after quitting
the Bath, and one hour before, and in particular to thole who
are fubjedt to eruptions arifing from vitiated humours, [curvy,
&c. the quantity taken each time two table fpoonfuls.
To nervous and debilitated conftitufions in general, owing to
an irregular cootie of life, as hard drinking, exceffive grief, and
thole deldlitiesbrought on by not knowing the dangerous ten-
dency of a ecru*, habit contradteitat an early age, the Doctor
recommends the N Comma t, two tea-fpoons of which
to be taken one boor before bathing, and one after. Ten mi-
nutes walk after is neceffary.
The Nervous Cordial hubeen particularly efficacious in Am.-
rim, where even a thoufand perfous have been laved during the
late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Dodtor particularly
recommends the above eche ine to perfons going out to the Fait
or Welt ladies, where the change of air and climate require the
aid of medicine to prevent the dangerous confequence which
moil refult in swims conftirations.

The medicines may be had at all hours, with proper direc-
tions wholefale and retail; and whoever willies to confult the
Doctor, may do it every Monday, Tuefday, Wednelday, and
Thurfday, from eleven to three u'cluck, at his boufe as above.
—Pkafe to fluke the bottle.

♦ good allowance to Merchants and Captains of Ships, Sec.
for e‘ porta tion, on giving three days notice.
N. B. Perron. who apply ler there medicines, will pleafe to
take notice, that it will be in vain to exped any reliof from this
remedy without plinduality ; for taking a bottle or two pro-
perly, then leaving off for fome days and beginning again, will
be of no kind of fervice. It Inuit be taken regular ; and in fome
cafes it hath required the quantity neceffary for a perfte cure,
to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had oh.
tained any relict; therefore redone in the country. who VIII
to go through a regular nude of it, lhould take care to have a
proper frpply of Dr. Brodum's medicines.
The Botanical Syrup and Reiterative Nervous Cordial to be
had at the Dodoes Houfe, N 0.9, Albion-street, in battles at
al. is. I is. 6d. awl ss. sd. (duty ituattded), Jeboult and Cu.'.,
lloas Boos, Net. ;A °Antenna, oppefiu Boad4rab

FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, DER KS.
TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION.—By Mr. CROrl',
On Saturday the 3111 or July inßant, at Twelve o'Clock, at
GarrawareCoffee-honfe, Changt-alley, Curuhill, London,
In One Lot, inftead of Twenty-one Lots, as mentioned in
former Advertifacteuts, and in the particulars alrea4 de-
livered,
1111 E Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD
FSTATES St MANORS defirahly and very advant.:ge•
oufly fituate in a beautiful and fertile part of the County of
Scrks, divided by the High Road front London to Bath, in-
trrfedted by the Navigable River Kennet, within Ten Mlles
of Newbury, Seven of Reading, and Furty-feven of London,
cninprifin,,* the Manors of Utton and Padwortb, with thi.
riflierits,Royalties, urn Rents, and Immunities—the large
Manfion or Manor Hinsfe called Ufton court, with feveral
Offices and attentive Buildings, auit flinch y well conditioned
Farms and Lands of excellent .%rable, Meadow, PaallPC, and
Wood Land, with feveral Tenements and Cottages, the whole
containing upwards of 2000 Acre*, fituate in the foetal Pariihrs
Ufton,of Padworth, Sullhampltead Abbots, Sullhampftead
Banniltcr, and Burghfield,and of the ettir.tated annual Value
of Two Thoufanil Two Hundred Pounds, Part in Hand. Part
on Short Leafes for years( and the Remainder on Leafcs for
One, Two, and Three Liies.

'Po be viewed by applying to Humphry Burs, the Wood-
ward, at Ufton ; and Panticulars may be had at Ufton Court-
houfe • of Melrrs. Smart and Cowflad, Printers, Reading; at
the dare and Hounds, Bcenhant, near Utton ; Pelican, Speen-
; Celle Marlborough; of Mr. Crtowell, Printer,
Bath; Alefrre. Aldridge and Smith, Solicitor', Lincoln's Inn,
I.ondon, where a Plan of the EftAte may he fern; and of Mr.
Croft, Land and Timber Surveyor, Llanartb, near Monmouth,
where another Plan may be Peen, and oho, as well as M lire.
Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to receive l'ropoials for the
i'urchare of the whale Ettate.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE. •
TO BE SOW BY AMMON,
At the Unicorn Inn, at StoW-in-the Wold, on Friday the 6th
day of Auguft, 18oz, between the hours of three and four
in the afternoon, fubjedt to fuch Conditions of Sale as will
be then produced (or in the mean time by Private Contradt)
either together, or in the following Lots :
A Ll.that Capital FREEHOLD MESSUA GE,
1 & FARM, and LANDS, fituate in the HAMLET of
ICO MB-PLACE, in the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER; to-
gether with one undivided Moiety of the Manor of Icornb, ex-
tending over about 700 Acres of Land, adjoining to the Turn-
pike-road leading from Burford to Stow, and within two miles
of Stow. Quantity.
LOT a. Pumphill, adjoining the Road from A. R. P.
Burford to Stow, with the undivided Moiety of
the Manor of Isomh ; Arable - - )1 3 8
2. Pumphill, adjoining Lot a, and Icomb
Green; Arable - - - - to I 0
3. Drumlin!, adjoining the Road from Burford
to Stow and Lots 1 and 2 ; Arable - - 11 2 27
4. Farther Court Hill, with a Barn thereon, ad-
joining the former Lots ; Arable - 20 0 16
s. Hither Court Hill, adjoining the 2d and 4th
Lots and !comb Common; Arable - - 22 2 8
6. A Piece, adjoining the 4th and sth Lou;
Arable . - - - - 12 I C
7. Lower Langett Meadow, Parfun's Mea-
dow, Upper Dry Leafow, Lower Dry Leafow,
Coppice Meadow, Colonel's Coppice, and Lang-
lett' containing Meadow, I'alture, &c. ' - - 74 014
8. Ruth Grounds, in three Pieces of Meadow
and Patture - - - 44 1 14
9. New Middle Field,Old Middle Field, Lower
Inn Meadow, Hog Meadow, Stockyard, and Shep-
herd's Clore Meadow; Arable, Meadow, and
Palture - - - ' 27 3 3

zc. A very good Stone-built Farm-Honfe;
convenient Buildings in good repair; and the foll•
lowing Pieces of land, viz. Knowles, Church•
Field, Inn Common Field, Town Park, and a Piece
above Town Park; Arable, Meadow, Stu • 44 s is