Star.
London, England, 1812-09-04 00:00:00

MILITARY PANORAMA.

On the Ist of October w.ll be published, No. I. of a New and
Elegant Military Periodical Work ent tied,

!‘ 'THE TvIILITAR I' PANORAMA," price 3s.
-a- dedicated to the ()Mein of the British Army, contain-
ing Biographical Skatchts sl. Officers, Reviews ot Military
\Yorks, Essays on the Art of War, Journals of th Campaigns,
Military Movements, Details of Military Operations, enrolee-
logy, opograpy, iritlitary Obituary, Births and Marriages,
• Prosnotionsr Loans Martial, Dispatches, ace. correct insertion
of the Ettraordinary G:zettes, General Orders, and Army Re-
golations.—Each sumber will he illustratt d wi,h a Portrait and
Military Plan, engraved by tIW best Artists.—Six Numbers and
a Supplement will constitute a Voltune.-11w latter will comain
a List of the Officers of the British Army, of those holding
Military Appointments, and the Fschanges, Removals, Rejg.
anions, Suspet s:ons, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the
Voluntg's pubtcation.
Published by it Mort'n (late of the Fires of Cuthell and Mar-
tin), corner of Orchard strpet, Onsfurd-cr,er.—The Peospecus
nisi bet bad, nib& there, or of most 8 .uksellers in the United
Kingdom-:

EW NI USW.

Pub! slita by Goulding, D'Almaine, Po:tre, an', Co No. 20, Soho-
squire ; and 7, Wasunorlarel mire, Uub4in..•
I'HE GLORIOUS VICTORY OF SALA.
M A NCA on the tver Income:this 22.1 n( July, 1812, for
the Pianoforte, with Accompallitneilt fin Violin and Violoncello,
«imposed and most gratefully it: cubed to 'Le Most Noble Ge-
neral the Marquis Wellington, and his heave and gallant War-
riors, by John Gildon. " Well nion and Vic:ory,' a new Song,
written on the glorious success of the British Arms in Spain, by
H. B. Code, Esq. composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mus. Doe. price
vs. Our iVimarch, the Prince wit' the Nation, a new ,Loyal
Sisng, written by Pets:. Ponder, Esq composed by J. Mazzingid,
Drier is. 6d. Ike Maid oftleidpath, a favourite Ballad, written
by W., der Scott, Esq.adipttd to a Scotish Air, price Is. 6d. Six
favourite Songs far the Platio'Orte, trratigeJ in an easy style for the
use of I u ves.Pe "ingers, co n,posed by SirJ. Stevenson, H. it. llitliop,
Kmg, &c. Prot, i• les Ponces, a Graoti Sonata tor the Piano-
forte, composed by Morey, price tor three German
lutes or two German flutes and a Viol meetly, composed by
H. R. bishop, Ss.

mot%litY.
NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
infermed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
ameent, on term equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Cody-
hold, Leasehold Land, or Huuses, Money in the Funds, Marriage
settirtnents, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any
other pcnperty. Persons of respec:ability may be supplied on their
personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accomi
mudation, without delay. Applicstion front twelve to two, er
letters {post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49,
South-street, Derkely-sspiare.

AROMATIC OF VINEGAR, (the
Originil Invention of Mr. HE Pre 1, and brought by his suc-
cessive impntivementsto the highest perfection), continues to be
prepared and sold by Merits. HENRY„ Manufacturing Chemists,
Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, march is com-
posed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most plea-
sant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unim-
paired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent
Odour adapts it tar affcrding rel of in Hood-schs, Paintings., ace. ;
and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crouded rooms,
in places of public resort, and in the tents of the sick. It
coo nteracts,also, the Infection of C Discuss.
As many spurious and inferior preparation are sold under the
piffle and similar names, the public are requited to observe, u the
only proof of its being genuine, that the meet of Messrs. Hamar,
Manchester, are engraved on the stamp.
The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, In bottles, price
ed -

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linu;ev fronting Wallgate-street, two Cottages in Queen-street,.tere;
Cottages in Frog-lane, with two small pieces of Land bawd the
same; five undivided seventh parts (the whole into seven part, to
he divided) of a Cottage in Frog-lane, and a piece of land cagedl
the Presco.t-croft; a Close, called the Paddock; a Dwell*.
house In Hallgate-street, h; the occupation of litai2b Weed; a
Owe:ling-house, called the Buck th' Vine, in Walleate.attatt,
and a workshop lately erected n7on part of the prentives ; tete
Pieces of Land, the nearer Crouchlq Field, and the Crouchlop
• Meadow ; a Close, calked the Lit le Gaugers Meadow; a Pew
in the fourth arch of the rallery on the south aide of the body at
the Parish Church of Wigan, No. et. Particulars may be had
of Mein's. Booth and Lecatt, Solicitors for the Affairs of Taxies
Craven's:rem, London; Mr. l'r.tt, solicitor, Liverpool; Messiah
Clayton and Gr;nultaw, solicitors, Wigan; at the Chambered
the said Deputy Reme•nbrancer, at the Exchequer Office, lamp
Temple, Lonuon, attd at the-place of ale.

ST. NEors, HUNTINGDONSHIRE. , .
TO SfE SOLD BY AUC I lON,
_ _ _

Ey Mears. BARNARD and .1/LANKLIK •
At the Cross Ksys Inn, Sr. Neot's, on Monday, sepambse 5, as
Eleven, In several Luta, • •
A MOST eligible ESTATE, in the Parish of
re. Now's, conaimleg if acapirtl Farm. ca'led WINTER.
wi.h 'ionveanst Qatflinuies, and upwards of thew
hundred and twsnirsis Acres of Land, now In the warpath*
of the Executors of Mr. William Flint, deceased, under a Lame
espiring at M ths.lnsas, 1814, and a large Dwelling-house, wick
a Maltittg ak veral Barns and other Out-huildinp, and
upwar...s of one sr tdred and fortpseven Acres of Land, now it
the occupation of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lease expiring at
IR:4, nearly the whole of wh ch Lands are cs.tl.
guous to, and will be Sold with the Winteri.:gham Farm; and
several Freehold Cottages and small Parcels of Fieehold Land
and Common Rights, now tit the occupation of different persona,
and which will be divided into several Lots.

Further ratticulars may be had by applying to Mr. Wade,
Solicitor, Dumont', Essex ; Mr. Benjamin Whitney, of Yoxfard,
; Mr. Pern, Solicitor, Abington, Cambridgeshire; or the
Awdotteers, Thaited, Essex. Descriptive Ptuticulars an Cr
dit ona of ale may be had et the above places, and also at the •
I-Inop, Cambridge; George. Hunt ir.gdon ; White Horse, Baldock ;
ite,l I ann,Roystou ; Sun, Bigglessrade; the principal Inns, at St
Ives ; at the MCC of Sale; and at Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and
Daw.ous, of Furiival'. lan, London.

NORFOLK..—TO BR SOLD,
•
. CAPITAL ESTATE, called the ABBEY
FARM, situate at OM Buckenbam, in Norfolk, consisting
of a very good and large Dwelling House, with Cottages, Barns,
Stabling, and all other Out-buildings, well adapted, and sufficient
for the Land, all in good and complete repair, and about 400
Acres of very superior Arable, Pasture and Meadnw Land in a
ring fen:e, the whole Freehold and Tithe-free, divided into suit.
able Inclosures, well Wooded and Wrered, and abounding with
Game or all descriptions and Fish.
Tins Beate is bounded on one side by a high road, from Nem
w!ch to Thetford, distant from each about 14 miles, within twig
:Mks of the Post Town of Attleborough; near several good Caen
Market., the ueighbouthood highly respectable ant imposing,
and having • been many years in the hands of the Proprieterows
Pcsseiaion may be had when desired.
A Map of the E,tate may be seen at the Office of Messes.
Foster and Unthank, Norwich. -Letters to be addressed (pest
paid) to tl em, or to Mr. Hayward, Buckenhant Abbey, NW
Attlehorough, Norfolk.
MANOR OF CRACKING TON, CORNWALL,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,, • • -
'THE INHERITANCE in FEE-SIMELE of the
MANOR of CMACKINGTON, situated between Lame.
ceston, Camelfurd, and Stratton, In the Costal of Commas
together with the several Messuages and Farms within the said
Manor; now in the possession of various persons, tenants et
rack rent, or under leases for 99 years, severally deterseinabicei
one, two, or three lives, The Manor of Crackington comprises
about 1800 Acres of Land, and is most eligibly situated within
ring-Unce, adjoins the sea, and abounds with very extensive
and picturesque views of St. Goorp's Channel, Lundy island,
and great part of the axilit7 ar. CArnwall. Sown& of every
description is takes on the coast, which forms one of the boon.
dubs* *iv Them aro due proportions of Arable,
.and Wood Land; and a quantity of verg
is growing oa the Manor, which is mom move-
for Manure, which is famed in salkiiim wawa
latiposjoinast. The Farms are very well divided and agrobis
• gime* imprewasent.
To view dm said hisporomply to Mr-JAI Cooke tic. GOMA
; end far macabre, and to mot fil_i!rd Untie, *I 1
William Drew, 8.. Now lAI4 Landow, dudes Wad% sm,
simigodk, aim aspror, Nam a Mr. ,LOwp-Land Simms;
ampseiii m. Paige
_durrommoo, Terrines° peuegki se
•-•oes Liss led Many lielidiors,
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to ed each, stamp included, is sold Wholesale and 9.'611 by
Dow' and Thew, Coebtpupetteet, (the only Agents in Lew
don antbotiend br ebe Pregleten); where stay Imbed, !limp
Boma 4 ChM. evert Corodiaa, Chrystal, Ahi•
HILNRr• CALCINED MAGNESIA, to betties it *AIL
and Wall', with time stoppers, at 46. 04.4•61 tisk wine
betas as dm tamps.

GAME.

rHE GAME upon the several Manors and Lands
of Sir GREGORY OSBORNE PAGE TURNER, Baronage
the n 'ghbourliood of Blackheath and Eltbam, in the Cowry
Kent, raving of late years been much destroyed, it fa desired
it Gentlemen will not Sport thereon.
Persons unqualified, and Poachers, sill be proseeute4.
•
1-erember 1,1812.

' Pi •AMORGANSHIRE—EIdr.E.H4LD EsTAVES.
rHE PUBLIC ant respectfully informed, that the
SALE of thu MANORS and ESTATES in the Parishes of
Lwenny, Cdwinstone, Llingan, Lantivit Major, Pennarth,
Cogan, Landough, Landaff, Merthtr Doran, Lavernock, St.
kridrevrs, Idantrissent, Wenvoe and Eghvysilan, advertised for
ilk by Auction by Mr. Phil!rotes, at the Cardiff Arms in Cu-
IMF, on Igo loth Instant, is postponed.

' • FARMS 'TO
'0 be LET, bj Mr. SHEA, Land Agent, Southampton-row,
Russell-square,
1-11;OTHOUgAND ONE HUND RED ACRES
excellent low feeding And high LAND, with extencve
heep Walks7situate in a most favourite C.ourriy for Agriculture,
tee majnr part being nearly 'lithe-free; will be Let in Farms of
DO to 700 Acres each, from Old Lady.day neat. L.ett.!ro to be
oat paid.